12/19/2024
I’ve been meaning to post this memorable video from a couple weeks back or so when McFluffy was adopted…this was his silly adorable attitude about it all 🤭 hehe
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201 Sherwood Drive
Redwood Falls, MN
56283
Monday | 1pm - 5pm |
Tuesday | 1pm - 5pm |
Wednesday | 1pm - 5pm |
Thursday | 1pm - 5pm |
Friday | 1pm - 5pm |
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Duke Memorial Redwood Area Animal Shelter (RAAS) is a small non-profit, private, no-kill shelter that serves both Redwood and Renville counties. We are relatively new on the scene, having only opened back in 2012. We rely on the generous donations of our community, as well as adoption fees, in order to house, vet, and care for all the animals that come through these doors. In an effort to curb the flow of unwanted pets, all animals adopted through our shelter are spayed or neutered as part of the adoption fee.
After a brief quarantine period and some routine vetting, our cats are placed together in community rooms while they await adoption. Visitors are welcome to come play with the cats anytime the shelter is open, no appointment necessary. You don’t even need to want to adopt to come play! Our volunteers make a huge difference for the cats. Whether it’s helping some kittens get some energy out, or showing a scared kitty that it’s okay to trust people, they make our kitties more adoptable and make their stays more fun until they do find that forever home.
Not to leave the dogs out, we have a room with individual kennels just for the doggies that are in need of new homes. There is a fenced area in back in which to play with the dogs, and visitors are also welcome to take adoptable dogs on walks, or to train with them. And yes, as in the cats, you do not need to want to adopt to give some love to the dogs. Volunteers help to make our doggies’ stays more pleasant while they wait for a family to call their own!
While we do not have a veterinary staff of our own, we partner with several local veterinarians to handle the routine things like rabies vaccines and spays and neuters, and also to take care of the more serious injuries that come our way from time to time. Again, we have our wonderful community to thank for the funds necessary to vet injured strays!