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.

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For the past 13 years, we committed to posting daily photos of the animals at the Clovis Animal Shelter, to get the animals seen, helping the shelter increase their visibility, to increase reclaims, adoptions, and rescues. These pictures help reunite many lost pets with their family, and over the years have saved uncountable lives. Our goal has always been to support the shelter until they were able to post their own pictures and build their own presence. We are thrilled that the Clovis Shelter will begin posting shelter animals on their own social media page, and as their visibility increases we will gradually reduce the frequency of our shelter picture posts. However, we will continue to share and support the shelter with pictures when needed, depending on volunteer availability, and to help maintain their visibility.

**Courtesy Post**
09/17/2025

**Courtesy Post**

Hey neighbor!👋 This is Jenny, the Clovis Police Department's Community Relations Coordinator. I'm excited to share that I'll also be helping out with social media for the animal shelter and the animal control team. 🐾

Expect to start seeing more updates from the shelter staff, ways YOU can get involved, and how together we can make a real difference for Clovis’ furry residents. 🐶🐱💙

Going forward, I’ll also be visiting the shelter every week to photograph the animals in the shelter's care and share them here on Facebook and the CAS's new Instagram (). Stay tuned for pictures of sweet faces looking for forever homes-- and don’t forget to share to help spread the word!

09/14/2025

**Courtesy Post**
The Clovis Animal Shelter is looking for a new kennel tech.

09/11/2025

To the individual who left a box of newborn kittens at our doorstep.
We are aware of your identity, and you were recorded on our security cameras. Regardless of whether the kittens belonged to you or were found elsewhere, it is not only illegal, but it is wholly unacceptable to abandon animals in such a manner on anyone’s doorstep, especially in the heat, and without ensuring their immediate safety.
Tragically, by the time the box was discovered, one of the kittens had already died. 😡
Understand that our location is a clinic, not an animal shelter, or rescue organization. It is only manned by volunteers limited hours, and no one was there when these kittens were dumped on our doorstep. This situation has been reported to the appropriate authorities, and all relevant information has been turned over for further investigation.

The Clovis Animal Shelter DOGS are updated as of 9/8/2025. PLEASE SHARE!!! NOTE: The City of Clovis Animal Shelter hours...
09/09/2025

The Clovis Animal Shelter DOGS are updated as of 9/8/2025. PLEASE SHARE!!!
NOTE: The City of Clovis Animal Shelter 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 am.
**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.https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.915771373907532&type=3

Important Notice: High Plains Humane Society Does Not House These Animals
Our volunteers visit the City of Clovis Animal Shelter daily to photograph animals and help increase their chances of being reclaimed, adopted, or rescued. These photos are shared to boost visibility, but all animals remain at the shelter.
Please read the details provided with each photo carefully, the shelter provides this information, and it may change at any time.
Shelter Location: 2203 E. Brady Ave., Clovis, New Mexico
Hours of Operation: Monday-Friday: 11:00 AM - 4:30 PM (adoptions until 4:00 PM), and Saturday: 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM (adoptions until 11:30 AM; reclaim only)
Contact the Shelter Directly at (575) 769-7893, or (575) 763-9461
Email - [email protected]
Availability can change quickly, please verify directly with the shelter.
After hours? Leave a voicemail or send an email with - the animal’s shelter ID number, and your contact information.

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Important Notice: High Plains Humane Society Does Not House These Animals
Our volunteers visit the City of Clovis Animal Shelter daily to photograph animals and help increase their chances of being reclaimed, adopted, or rescued. These photos are shared to boost visibility, but all animals remain at the shelter.
Please read the details provided with each photo carefully, the shelter provides this information, and it may change at any time.
Shelter Location: 2203 E. Brady Ave., Clovis, New Mexico
Hours of Operation: Monday-Friday: 11:00 AM - 4:30 PM (adoptions until 4:00 PM), and Saturday: 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM (adoptions until 11:30 AM; reclaim only)
Contact the Shelter Directly at (575) 769-7893, or (575) 763-9461
Email - [email protected]
Availability can change quickly, please verify directly with the shelter.
After hours? Leave a voicemail or send an email with - the animal’s shelter ID number, and your contact information.

84628 Stray Domestic Short Hair Male / Not Sterilized Arrival Date 8/11/25Available for Adoption NOWVery attractive, and...
09/09/2025

84628 Stray
Domestic Short Hair
Male / Not Sterilized
Arrival Date 8/11/25
Available for Adoption NOW
Very attractive, and friendly, dark tabby,
Please note - High Plains Humane Society does NOT have this Animal.
We volunteer to assist the City of Clovis Animal Shelter by taking photos and sharing animals online to help increase their visibility to improve their chances of being reclaimed, adopted, or rescued.
IMPORTANT - For ALL questions about this animal, including availability, please contact the shelter directly:
City of Clovis Animal Shelter
2203 E Brady Ave., Clovis, New Mexico
Phone (575) 769-7893 or (575) 763-9461
After hours: email [email protected]
Hours: Monday-Friday: 11:00 AM - 4:30 PM (adoptions until 4:00 PM), Saturday: 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM (adoptions and reclaim only). Holiday hours may vary.
Information may change quickly due to adoptions, reclaims, or transfers. Timing is crucial-if you’re interested, don’t wait to reach out.
Adoption Fees
• Dogs/Puppies (unsterilized): $215
• Cats/Kittens (unsterilized): $115
Fees include spay/neuter, vet check, rabies vaccination, first core vaccine, and microchip.
Reduced fees may apply with proof of spay/neuter, rabies vaccination, or microchip.
Reclaim Fees
• First Reclaim: $70 + $5/day shelter fee (includes spay/neuter deposit, rabies fee, microchip)
• Second Reclaim: Contact the shelter for pricing (spay/neuter required)
Bring proof of ownership (vet records, photos) to reclaim your pet. Don’t delay, there’s limited time!
Adoption & Rescue Info
• Adoptions are first-come, first-served. Animals are not held.
• Adopted pets are microchipped and registered to their new family.
• 501(c)(3) rescues may pull animals on the euthanasia list at no cost with a rescue agreement. Contact the shelter ASAP for coordination.
Hold Periods
• Stray Hold: 3 days before eligible for adoption
• Owner surrenders/protective custody: Available for immediate adoption
After Hours? Leave a voicemail and/or send an email with the animal’s ID number and your contact info to ensure your interest is noted.

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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.