High Plains Humane Society

High Plains Humane Society "THE GREATNESS OF A SOCIETY AND ITS MORAL PROGRESS CAN BE JUDGED BY THE WAY ITS ANIMALS ARE TREATED." As part of the program, each pet is spayed or neutered.

High Plains Humane Society works in Curry County and the surrounding areas to reduce animal cruelty, exploitation and neglect. We advocate for sensible public policies that bring forth positive changes in our community, and we educate the general public on the importance of being responsible pet owners. We are constantly striving to make this world a better place for our furry friends, and we netw

ork with other organizations who share our beliefs. We established a continual, low-income spay and neuter program in the community for pet owners who could not otherwise afford this service. Sterilization is the key to solving the region's over-population and excessively high euthanasia numbers. We partner with veterinarians, veterinary technicians, and their staff to provide quality care for each pet. Additionally they are given important vaccinations to prevent illness and the spreading of diseases, and a microchip to assist in getting a pet back home if it ever becomes lost.

July 4th is the busiest day of the year for lost pets, and July 5th is the busiest day of the year for animal shelters! ...
07/03/2025

July 4th is the busiest day of the year for lost pets, and July 5th is the busiest day of the year for animal shelters!
Please keep your pets safe at home, don't be one of the owners frantically searching for your pet this year on July 4th.
Make sure they are wearing their collar and ID tag, or write your contact number in marker pen on their collar. If microchipped, make sure the microchip contact information is current.
Try some of these tips to keep your pet safe this July 4th holiday.

07/03/2025

With the 4th of July just a few days away, please be mindful of your pets and their safety during the holiday. Many pets may be afraid of the loud noises of fireworks so be sure to properly secure your pets, give them a safe space to help them feel secure, and ensure their microchip information is up-to-date just in case they get loose over the holiday weekend.

The Clovis Animal Shelter DOGS are updated as of 7/2/2025. PLEASE SHARE!!! NOTE: The City of Clovis Animal Shelter will ...
07/03/2025

The Clovis Animal Shelter DOGS are updated as of 7/2/2025. PLEASE SHARE!!!
NOTE: The City of Clovis Animal Shelter will be closed July 4th and 5th and will reopen July 7th.
Normal hours are 11 am to 4.30 pm, Monday through Friday. Adoptions until 4. Saturday hours are 8 am - 12 pm for adoptions and reclaim only, with adoptions until 11.30.
**Please note** High Plains Humane Society does not have these animals. We take daily pictures to ensure the animals are seen and get the best chance to be reclaimed, adopted, or rescued.
These Animals are located at the City of Clovis Animal Shelter, 2203 E. Brady Ave., Clovis, New Mexico:
FOR MORE INFORMATION, contact Clovis Animal Control directly during business hours at (575) 769-7893, 575-763-9461, or after-hours email [email protected]. Holiday hours vary.
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Important Notice: High Plains Humane Society does not house these animals. Our volunteers take daily photos at the City of Clovis Animal Shelter to help the shelter showcase the dogs, giving them a better chance to be reclaimed, adopted, or rescued. Please review all the information provided with each cat's photo for details, this information is provided by the shelter. The shelter is open Monday to Friday from 11 AM to 4:30 PM (adoptions until 4 PM) and Saturday from 8 AM to 12 PM for adoption and reclaim only (adoptions until 11:30 AM). Located at 2203 E. Brady Ave., Clovis, New Mexico, for inquiries about the animals, please contact the shelter directly at 575-769-7893, 575-763-9461, or email [email protected]. Please verify availability directly with the shelter, as details may change. If you call after hours, you can leave a message; please include the animal’s shelter ID number and your contact information.

07/03/2025
The Clovis Animal Shelter CATS are updated as of 7/2/2025. PLEASE SHARE!!! NOTE: The City of Clovis Animal Shelter will ...
07/03/2025

The Clovis Animal Shelter CATS are updated as of 7/2/2025. PLEASE SHARE!!!
NOTE: The City of Clovis Animal Shelter will be closed July 4th and 5th and will reopen July 7th.
Normal hours are 11 am to 4.30 pm, Monday through Friday. Adoptions until 4. Saturday hours are 8 am - 12 pm for adoptions and reclaim only, with adoptions until 11.30.
**Please note** High Plains Humane Society does not have these animals. We take daily pictures to ensure the animals are seen and get the best chance to be reclaimed, adopted, or rescued.
These Animals are located at the City of Clovis Animal Shelter, 2203 E. Brady Ave., Clovis, New Mexico:
FOR MORE INFORMATION, contact Clovis Animal Control directly during business hours at (575) 769-7893, 575-763-9461, or after-hours email [email protected]. Holiday hours vary.
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Important Notice: High Plains Humane Society does not house these animals. Our volunteers take daily photos at the City of Clovis Animal Shelter to help the shelter showcase the cats, giving them a better chance to be reclaimed, adopted, or rescued. Please review all the information provided with each cat's photo for details, this information is provided by the shelter. The shelter is open Monday to Friday from 11 AM to 4:30 PM (adoptions until 4 PM) and Saturday from 8 AM to 12 PM for adoption and reclaim only (adoptions until 11:30 AM). Located at 2203 E. Brady Ave., Clovis, New Mexico, for inquiries about the 8animals, please contact the shelter directly at 575-769-7893, 575-763-9461, or email [email protected]. Please verify availability directly with the shelter, as details may change. If you call after hours, you can leave a message; please include the animal’s shelter ID number and your contact information.

Does anyone recognize this dog? He is currently at the Clovis Animal Shelter, ID number 83907, not yet on the main floo...
06/28/2025

Does anyone recognize this dog? He is currently at the Clovis Animal Shelter, ID number 83907, not yet on the main floor for adoption. The shelter is looking for his owner. If this is your dog, or you recognize this dog, please contact the Clovis Animal Shelter to reclaim him. Note, High Plains Humane Society does not have this dog; this is a courtesy post for the Clovis Shelter.

Missing Kennels – Please ReturnFollowing the recent spay and neuter clinic, we are missing several kennels like the one ...
06/27/2025

Missing Kennels – Please Return
Following the recent spay and neuter clinic, we are missing several kennels like the one pictured. Volunteers sent cats home in individual kennels when multiple cats arrived in one, with the understanding that the kennels would be returned.
If you took a kennel home to transport your pet, please return it as soon as possible next week, we need them for other animals.
Kennels can be dropped off at our building (608 W 21st Street) on Monday or Tuesday next week between 9:00 AM and 3:00 PM, or message us to make arrangements.
Thank you for your help!

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608 W. 21 Street
Clovis, NM
88101

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+15757912572

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High Plains Humane Society works in Curry County and the surrounding areas to reduce animal cruelty, exploitation and neglect. We advocate for sensible public policies that bring forth positive changes in our community, and we educate the general public on the importance of being responsible pet owners. We are constantly striving to make this world a better place for our furry friends, and we network with other organizations who share our beliefs. We established a continual, low-income spay and neuter program in the community for pet owners who could not otherwise afford this service. Sterilization is the key to solving the region's over-population and excessively high euthanasia numbers. We partner with local veterinarians, veterinary technicians, and their staff to provide quality care for each pet. As part of the program, each pet is spayed or neutered. Additionally they are given important vaccinations to prevent illness and the spreading of diseases, and a microchip to assist in getting a pet back home if it ever becomes lost.