Humane Society of Freeborn County
4.6 from 132 reviews
Address 101 Eddie Cochran St, Albert Lea, MN 56007
Phone Number +15073778501
Website http://www.freeborncountyhs.org/
A Google User
In January of 2023, on a whim, I looked at cats for adoption on pet finder. I saw this photo and absolutely fell in love by the description + pictures. Her name was Love Bug, I thought bugs might roll off the tongue better. I even bought an engraved collar tag before I met her lol. She doesn’t fancy collars and she didn’t respond to Bugs- but she seemed to like Moo-Moo:)! She’s everything I could’ve wanted. I don’t want another cat and she doesn’t like other cats so it works out perfectly. She has a ton of energy like me. She doesn’t scratch furniture, only designated cat scratchers. She’s never had an accident outside of the litter box. She’s patient with food. She is very smart and wants to understand everything. She respects my boundaries and I respect hers. She’s my best friend! So so grateful to have found her through this human society, they were incredibly helpful and sweet when we met:)
A Google User
Very caring educated hard-working devoted staff. Not one negative to say. Go through petfinder.com is one way to look them up and that's how I found everything out. Tony is awesome and everyone else is too and give you the time and care you need.
A Google User
The address used to be James Ave, now it's Eddie Cochran St. and Google can't handle it. Turn into Frank Hall Park and follow that road to the end. Adopted pets from FCHS come home spayed/neutered and fully vaccinated for way less than you'd pay a vet to do it. Staff and volunteers are helpful in picking the right companion, because they really know the animals' personalities. Weird hours though, open Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays 11 - 5 and Saturdays 11 - 2
A Google User
It's rather hard to adopt a pet here, and many have warned me about it. I do understand the reasons why they are that way. They have helped people with food and other items if they have it. No one wants to see an animal cold or hungry, and it does get really cold here. My hats off to these people for what they do. Animals need someone to speak for them and to protect them from others who are not so nice to them. Keep doing the work you do.
A Google User
Adopted a cat 6 weeks ago. Very caring people at the pound. Called me several times to see how we were doing with our new pet. They do a great job. I couldn't be happier with my new kitty ❤️
A Google User
The staff here is amazing and caring. They have about 100 wonderful kitties looking for their furever home. We live 100 miles away and had a dog get loose in the area. They did not known us, but they still went way beyond to help us in every way. And their efforts were critical in the safe return of our dog.
Accessibility
- Wheelchair accessible entrance
- Wheelchair accessible parking lot
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