Rescues dogs and cats; pays all the expenses while they are in foster care until an adoptive home can be found. Has a pet food bank where dog or cat food can be supplied to benefit veterans, disabled, and low-income owners. Also has a spay and neuter program to benefit veterans, disabled, and low-income owners.

The Humane Society of the Black Hills works to support the community when faced with difficult situations, to meet that need the following hardship programs are available: ​Affordable Euthanasia Services: If your pet needs to be put down, affordable euthanasia services are provided, fees range from $20.00 - $50.00 ​Animal Surrender Services: An open admission shelter which will take any animal regardless of temperament, age, or health. Animals are assessed for adoption. There is a surrender fee of $10.00 - $25.00. ​Food Assistance Program: Provides pet food for those who are struggling with the cost of food. ​Hardship Boarding: Able to assist with boarding dogs for up to two weeks for community members who are in transition.

Finding homes for animals in need in the Brookings Community. Services include: - Adoptable animals (Animals receive necessary medical care (spay/neuter, vaccinations, etc) prior to going up for adoption) - Pet food and litter bank - Microchip for $25.00 plus tax - Community education and involvement

Pet Food Delivery for those who cannot otherwise get to other pet food distributions. Please visit website or call to find out when Faith Temple Church is doing a Pet Food Delivery.

Heartland Humane Society helps pets find people. Call the shelter if interested in adopting, volunteering, in need of assistance with pet food, or to surrender a pet.

Provides the following services: adoption, surrender, microchip - reduced cost, by appointment only, animal Abuse Investigation, and volunteer services.

An adoption center for abandoned and surrendered pets. Services offered include: abuse and cruelty calls regarding local pets, presentations on pet education and care, tours, house the lost pets brought in by Animal Control and by private individuals, microchipping for $20.00 per pet (no appointment necessary), online lost pet reporting, and Kids Club - education play dates for kids ages 5-11(membership required). Also, offers a Community Pet Food Bank with some pet food available for those who need it; depending on supplies at the time. Limit on assistance of one time per month. A valid driver's license is required.

The Center offers many activities including: line dancing, exercise classes and fitness room, billiards, Wii bowling, card games, table tennis, SHIINE Medicare Part D assistance, pet food assistance, weekly blood pressure checks, nutrition program providing commodity, meals on wheels, and meals at The Center. ​Bingo is offered from 7:00pm - 9:00pm, Tuesday and Friday evenings.