Community Health Representatives program provides direct patient health care services including: promoting education and awareness of proper diet, exercise and health care practices; providing health care to patients with diabetes complications; education on reducing/preventing disease and accidents; providing transportation to health care facilities for patients; assisting IHS in providing baby and well-child immunizations checks; informing proper agencies of any violations and conducting follow-ups; gerontology for the elderly population; reducing rate of teenage pregnancy, STD's, with awareness and prevention practices; conducting Wellness, Health and Nutrition Awareness workshops/clinics; providing direct health care services to physically impaired individuals; providing medical transportation by means of the Transit Program; providing community health worker services; and providing animal care services to canine and feline species.

Animal Behavior Information: Wondering how to potty train your animal, or how to stop a behavior? Humane Society of the Black Hills (HSBH) has information available to help you understand your animals' behavior and how to change that behavior with positive training. Animal License: Per the city ordinance, all animals need to be licensed. Licenses can be purchased at HSBH or a participating veterinarian. Please bring a rabies immunization certificate and documentation regarding if the animal is altered or not altered. Licenses need to be renewed on a yearly basis. Please call for more information on animal license fees. Microchipping: Permanent identification for your pet in case they are lost. Microchipping only takes a couple minutes and helps to increase the chance that your lost animal will be returned home. Please call for information on microchipping fees.

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.

Providing emergency veterinary care and cremation grants to dog and cat owners who are experiencing financial hardship. Does not provide funding and pet owners must pay a portion of their bill. They also do not assist with routine care, spay/neutering, chronic conditions, or or voluntary euthanasia. Euthanasia must be deemed medically necessary by a licensed veterinarian.