Established in 1967, the Central Nebraska Humane Society is still located at the original site donated by Herbert and Barbara Glover. On a daily basis, CNHS shelters roughly 70 dogs and 125 cats (or more!). In 2024 alone, the Central Nebraska Humane Society reunited 693 animals with their owners, adopted out 741 animals to new homes, and transferred 122 animals with advanced medical or behavioral issues that could not be treated in a shelter environment out to rescue organizations, where they were able to receive the help that they needed . CNHS uses roughly 60 pounds of dog food, 30 pounds of cat food, and 55 pounds of cat litter EVERY DAY! In addition to this, each animal is provided with necessary medical care, such as vaccinations, spay/neuter surgeries, antibiotics, and pain medication. While the animal control department is funded by contracts with local governments, the animal shelter portion of our organization is funded entirely by fundraising and the generous donations of the community. Your donation will help cover the costs related to providing for each animal's basic needs, including food, water, bedding, litter, grooming, and medical care.