Faribault County Humane Society

The Faribault County Humane Society, an organization focused on preventing animal cruelty, was headquartered in Blue Earth, Minnesota. However, recent developments indicate that the organization has undergone significant changes, leading to its reestablishment as the New Chances Humane Society (NCHS).

Mission and Objectives

The original mission of the Faribault County Humane Society was to provide shelter and care for animals that were lost, abused, or surrendered in the Faribault County area. It also aimed to educate the community on animal training and good care practices, serving as a referral source for information on pet ownership.

Transition to New Chances Humane Society

Following a tumultuous period, the Faribault County Humane Society has permanently closed its operations as such. The organization is being re-established as the New Chances Humane Society, which is pending approval for 501(c)(3) tax-exempt status. The New Chances Humane Society continues the mission of providing shelter and care for animals and aims to become a regional leader in animal adoption and welfare initiatives.

Restructuring and Rebuilding Efforts

The NCHS has embarked on significant restructuring and renovation efforts. This includes hiring local contractors to develop a new facility designed to improve animal care and welfare. The new facility will feature innovations such as soundproofing, cat condos, and ADA-compliant renovations. Additionally, the organization plans to engage in community outreach, partnerships with local businesses, and educational programs to promote animal welfare.

Goals and Future Outlook

The primary goal of the New Chances Humane Society is to create a "no-kill" community where all animals have a loving home, free from abuse and neglect. The organization seeks to become an integral part of the Blue Earth community, collaborating with local businesses and organizations to achieve its objectives. Despite the challenges faced, the NCHS remains optimistic about its future role in promoting animal welfare and community education.