Menominee Animal Shelter & Control: Adoption Hours 2026

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Menominee Animal Shelter & Control: Adoption Hours 2026

Use this page like a Menominee and Marinette area animal-help dashboard. It gives quick action for adoption, public hours, dog/cat fees, applications, lost pets, found pets, surrender, animal-control routing, donations and shelter support.

Important: Menominee Animal Shelter is a private nonprofit serving animals needing protection in Menominee County, Michigan and Marinette County, Wisconsin. For animal-control officer numbers, the shelter’s lost-pet guidance says to call the shelter first.

Pick My Action Adoption Hours Lost / Found Pet
Phone: 906-864-7297 N184 Haggerson Court Dog $200 • Puppy $250 Cat $65 • Kitten $100
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🐱Cats
🔎Lost Pets
❤️Care
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ANIMAL SHELTER
Fast answer: Menominee Animal Shelter is at N184 Haggerson Court, Menominee, MI 49858. Phone: 906-864-7297. Public shelter hours are Tuesday 12pm-6pm, Wednesday 12pm-3pm, Thursday 12pm-6pm, Friday 12pm-6pm, Saturday 12pm-3pm; Sunday and Monday are closed to the public. Dog adoption fee is $200, puppy under 6 months is $250, cat adoption fee is $65, and kitten under 6 months is $100.
Main shelterMAS
Phone906-864-7297
LocationN184 Haggerson Ct
Public closedSun & Mon

Clickable Menominee Animal Help Cards

Choose the exact action. This avoids wasted trips and helps users contact the right route first.

ShelterOfficial MAS websiteCurrent public hours, contact, location, donations and shelter updates. CallCall 906-864-7297Use for adoption, lost pet, found pet, surrender, waitlist and animal-control officer routing. DogsAdoptable dogsDog application route, dog fee, puppy fee and what dog adoption includes. CatsAdoptable catsCat application route, cat fee, kitten fee and what cat adoption includes. LostLost & found petsCall the shelter, ask for animal-control officer numbers, and contact local police or sheriff. SurrenderSurrender formsNo surrender fee, but dogs and cats use waitlists and detailed forms.

Menominee Animal Shelter Adoption Hours

These are public shelter hours. The shelter also says staff are at the shelter every day, so leave a message if no one answers.

Day Public shelter hours Best action
SundayClosedCheck pets online; call next open day unless urgent.
MondayClosedCheck applications, prepare questions, leave message if needed.
Tuesday12pm-6pmBest longer weekday window for adoption questions.
Wednesday12pm-3pmShort window; call early if you need staff help.
Thursday12pm-6pmGood for dog/cat meet-and-application follow-up.
Friday12pm-6pmGood before weekend, especially for current-pet checks.
Saturday12pm-3pmShort weekend window; arrive early.
Practical timing: for adoption, do not arrive near closing. Bring your questions, ID, household notes and application details so staff can help match you with the right animal.

Adoption Fees: Dogs, Puppies, Cats and Kittens

These are the current public fee amounts listed by Menominee Animal Shelter pages.

Pet type Age / category Listed fee Ask before adopting
DogAdult dog$200Ask about 4DX test, vaccines, spay/neuter, microchip, behavior and home fit.
DogPuppy under 6 months$250Ask about booster schedule, training, teething, crate setup and vet timing.
CatAdult cat$65Ask about feline testing, litter habits, microchip and transition room setup.
CatKitten under 6 months$100Ask about kitten-proofing, vaccines, spay/neuter timing and food.
Fee confirmation: fees can change during special events or shelter campaigns. Call 906-864-7297 before driving if price matters to your decision.

What the Adoption Fee Includes

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Dog adoption includes

  • Age-appropriate vaccinations.
  • 4DX test covering Heartworm, Lymes, Ehrlichia and Anaplasma.
  • Dewormer.
  • Spay or neuter.
  • Microchip and microchip registration.
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Cat adoption includes

  • Age-appropriate vaccinations.
  • Dewormer.
  • Spay or neuter.
  • Feline triple test: FIV, FeLV and Heartworm.
  • Microchip and microchip registration.

Adoption Micro-Steps

Use this order for a real adoption visit, especially if you are coming from Marinette, Menominee County or nearby Wisconsin/Michigan communities.

Check current pets first

Open the Adoptable Dogs or Adoptable Cats page. Pets appear as they become available, so check back if you do not find a match.

Start the application route

MAS says applications may be completed at the shelter during open hours, by phone at 906-864-7297, or through downloadable forms when available.

Prepare household answers

The dog application asks practical home questions, including whether you rent, landlord permission and whether the applicant is 18 or older.

Ask staff fit questions

Ask about behavior, energy, kids, cats, dogs, medical notes, food, training needs, vaccines and first-week setup.

Confirm the exact fee

Use the fee table above, but confirm before paying because event promotions or policy updates can change the final amount.

Leave with a care plan

Ask when to see a veterinarian, how to register the microchip, what food to continue, and how to transition the pet safely.

Lost or Found Pet in Menominee / Marinette Area

The shelter’s lost-pet guidance is very practical: call the shelter, leave a message if needed, get animal-control officer numbers, and also contact local law enforcement.

If your pet is lost

  • Call Menominee Animal Shelter at 906-864-7297.
  • If no one answers, leave a message; MAS says staff are at the shelter every day.
  • Ask the shelter for Animal Control Officer phone numbers for your county.
  • Contact your local police or sheriff’s department.
  • Check the shelter website and Facebook-style community posts.
  • Update microchip registration with your current phone number.
  • Prepare proof of ownership: photos, vet records, microchip number, license or rabies record.

If you found a pet

  • Call the shelter before bringing the animal in.
  • Ask whether MAS can intake, post photos, check a microchip or guide the next step.
  • Keep the found pet separate from your animals if safely possible.
  • Take clear photos before moving the animal.
  • Do not handle aggressive, injured or dangerous animals yourself.
  • Call local police/sheriff or animal-control route when safety or pickup is needed.
Important: MAS says it cannot take in every pet that is found, but it can help with next steps, posting pictures to the community, and checking for a microchip.

Animal Control Route: Menominee and Marinette Counties

Do not guess animal-control jurisdiction. MAS specifically tells Menominee and Marinette County residents to call the shelter for Animal Control Officer phone numbers, then contact local police or sheriff.

Situation First route Next route What to prepare
Lost pet in countyCall MAS: 906-864-7297Ask for Animal Control Officer numbers; contact police/sheriff.Photo, location, microchip, tag, description.
Found safe petCall MAS before transportAsk about microchip check, posting or intake possibility.Found location, photos, safe holding status.
Aggressive or unsafe animalLocal police/sheriff / animal-control routeCall MAS for correct officer number if non-emergency.Exact address, danger level, animal description.
Abuse or neglect concernLocal law enforcement / animal-control routeCall MAS for guidance if unsure.Address, dates, photos if safe, repeated observations.
Adoption or shelter questionsMAS phone / websiteVisit during public shelter hours.Pet name, application, household details.
Directory-page improvement: this article intentionally does not invent a separate animal-control number. The verified public instruction is to call MAS for Animal Control Officer numbers for Menominee and Marinette County situations.

Surrendering a Pet: No Fee, But Waitlist and Forms Matter

MAS says surrender may not be the only option, and it points owners toward resources such as Rehome before surrendering.

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No surrender fee

MAS says there is no fee to surrender a pet because surrendering can be a difficult decision.

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Forms required

Fill out the correct surrender form, email it before bringing the pet in or print it and bring it with you.

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Waitlist likely

MAS says cats and dogs operate on a surrender waitlist to stay within legal housing limits and reduce stress/disease risk.

Surrender type What MAS asks you to do Bring with the pet
Cat surrenderContact MAS ASAP, wait for intake timing, complete cat surrender form.Medical records, possessions, toys, food or items that should stay with the cat.
Dog surrenderUse dog surrender waitlist, complete form and email before coming or bring it in.Medical records, possessions, toys, food or items that should stay with the dog.
Unsure about surrenderCall MAS and ask about Rehome or alternatives.Honest behavior, medical and household details.
Helpful script: “I may need to surrender my pet, but I want to know the waitlist, Rehome option, forms and what records to prepare before I bring the animal.”

How to Help Menominee Animal Shelter

Support intent is important because many visitors want to donate supplies, help animals or support the shelter even when they cannot adopt.

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Drop-off donations

MAS says contributions can be dropped off anytime day or night in the tan bin near the front shelter entrance.

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Daily needs

Listed needs include XL trash bags, natural peanut butter, bedding, laundry detergent, dog food, cat litter, paper towels, bleach, dish detergent, toilet paper, cat food, kitten food and canned cat/kitten food.

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Aluminum cans

MAS says bags of aluminum cans can be left next to the donation bin, or you can call 906-864-7297 for pickup.

Local support tip: if you buy supplies locally, check the current MAS needs page before shopping so you donate items the shelter can actually use.

Before You Leave Home

Adoption

Pet screenshot, application details, ID, household answers, renter permission, fee confirmation.

Lost pet

Recent photo, microchip number, collar/tag details, last-seen location and proof of ownership.

Found pet

Exact found location, photos, safe holding status, animal condition and local law-enforcement route.

Surrender

Waitlist call, surrender form, medical records, honest behavior notes, food/toys/items.

Copy/Paste Call Scripts

Adoption

Hi, I saw [pet name/description] on the Menominee Animal Shelter website. Is this animal still available, and should I complete the application online, by phone or in person?

Lost pet

Hi, my [dog/cat] is missing near [location]. Description: [color/size/collar/microchip]. Can you check whether a matching animal is at the shelter and give me the correct Animal Control Officer number?

Found pet

Hi, I found a [dog/cat] near [exact location]. The animal is [safe/injured/aggressive]. Can you help with a microchip check, community post or next route?

Surrender

Hi, I may need to surrender my [dog/cat]. Is there a waitlist, which form should I complete, and what medical records or belongings should I bring?

Map: Menominee Animal Shelter

Use this map for adoption, donation or shelter visits. Call first for surrender, lost/found and animal-control routing.

Official and Professional Menominee Animal Links

The important details are summarized above. Use these links for current pets, forms, hours, donation lists and final verification.

MASMenominee Animal ShelterOfficial home page with hours, contact, location and shelter updates. INFOShelter InformationHours, location, phone, mailing address and staff-at-shelter note. DOGSAdoptable DogsDog fee, puppy fee, dog application and what dog adoption includes. CATSAdoptable CatsCat fee, kitten fee, cat application and what cat adoption includes. LOSTLost & Found PetsLost-pet call route, animal-control officer route and found-pet guidance. GIVEUPSurrenderNo surrender fee, waitlist explanation and dog/cat surrender form links. NEEDSShelter NeedsCurrent supply list and in-house needs. HELPWays You Can HelpDonation drop-off, aluminum cans, monetary help and expansion support. MIMichigan Registered Shelters ListState listing confirming Menominee Animal Shelter address and phone.

Menominee Animal Shelter FAQ

What is the Menominee Animal Shelter phone number?

The official shelter phone number is 906-864-7297.

Where is Menominee Animal Shelter located?

Menominee Animal Shelter is located at N184 Haggerson Court, Menominee, MI 49858.

What are Menominee Animal Shelter adoption hours?

Public shelter hours are Tuesday 12pm-6pm, Wednesday 12pm-3pm, Thursday 12pm-6pm, Friday 12pm-6pm and Saturday 12pm-3pm. Sunday and Monday are closed.

Are staff at Menominee Animal Shelter every day?

Yes. The shelter information page says staff are at the shelter every day, so leave a message if no one answers and your call will be returned as soon as possible.

How much is dog adoption at Menominee Animal Shelter?

The listed dog adoption fee is $200, and the puppy adoption fee for dogs under 6 months is $250.

How much is cat adoption at Menominee Animal Shelter?

The listed cat adoption fee is $65, and kitten adoption for cats under 6 months is $100.

What does dog adoption include?

Dog adoption includes age-appropriate vaccinations, 4DX test, dewormer, spay or neuter, microchip and microchip registration.

What does cat adoption include?

Cat adoption includes age-appropriate vaccinations, dewormer, spay or neuter, feline triple test, microchip and microchip registration.

What should I do if I lost a pet in Menominee or Marinette County?

Call Menominee Animal Shelter at 906-864-7297, ask for Animal Control Officer phone numbers for your county, and contact your local police or sheriff’s department.

Is there a fee to surrender a pet to Menominee Animal Shelter?

Menominee Animal Shelter says there is no fee to surrender a pet, but dog and cat surrender use waitlists and forms, and owners should contact the shelter first.

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