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Animal Shelter details for Capital Humane Society of Lincoln Please visit Capital Humane Society of Lincoln and adopt a homeless pet
You have reached the shelter page for Capital Humane Society of Lincoln. Capital Humane Society of Lincoln is located in lincoln, Nebraska. If you have information to add or update for Capital Humane Society of Lincoln, please click here and let us know.
Capital Humane Society of Lincoln
2320 Park Blvd
lincoln, Nebraska 68502
Phone: 402-441-4488
Fax: 402-438-6182
Email: chsfundraiser@capitalhumanesociety.org
Website: www.capitalhumanesociety.org/
What is known today as the Capital Humane Society began in 1902 as the Lancaster County Humane Society. The first shelter was located in a shed near the West 'O' Street viaduct. The Society's mission focused on the prevention of cruelty to children and horses. Around 1907 the services expanded to include a variety of animals.
In September, 1924 the Society acquired a three acre tract of land at Park Boulevard and Hatch Street, a gift in the Sawyer-Snell Estate. The current shelter is the third to sit at this location and was erected in 1966. A renovation was completed at the facility in 1997.
In the Spring of 2004, renovation was completed on the new Spay/Neuter Vet clinic at the shelter. We are now able to spay and neuter all animals going into the adoption program.
Today, Capital Humane Society serves the community by sheltering unwanted pets, acts as an advocate for animal welfare and strives to educate the public about responsible pet care.
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