The Bonneville Humane Society is a non-profit 501(c)3 organization dedicated to the humane treatment of animals. We care for and adopt out unwanted or abandoned animals. We provide humane education and services that support the human-animal bond and seek to foster an environment in which people respect all creatures.

Currently we have no facility for our dogs , and we are working with the Idaho Falls City Animal Shelter to rescue unwanted Dogs. We are looking for people that can open up their hearts and homes. Fostering is such an intrical part of what our organization does. When an animal is fostered it accomplishes two things: 1. It provides a loving enviornment for the animal to thrive. 2. It gives us a chance to observe the true temperament of the animals, which helps us find them a permanent home.

Adopting a companion animal is a lifetime commitment, and we do our best to ensure that the potential "parents" understand this. All of our animals are returnable for life, but a $15.00 cage fee will be charged after 30 days. You must fill out an adoption form with all your information. We reserve the right to check on the pet via 2 unannounced visits within the first year of adoption. If you would like to adopt a dog, please note that you must have a fenced-in yard. Acreage without a containment system will not be acceptable. Also, we do not put any type of hold on any animal. It's a first-come, first-serve basis. You must also meet the adoption requirements.

The Adoption fee for dogs: medium and large breed dogs:$80.00 and up Small Breed:$ 125.00 Toy Breeds: $130.00-$ 150.00

The Adoption fee for cats/kittens: $ 70.00

The Adoption Fee includes an initial vaccination and the spaying or neutering of any animal over the age of 8 weeks for females, 12 weeks for male puppies.

Most of your adoption fee goes toward the spaying or neutering of your companion animal. If the animal is 8 weeks(for females) 12 weeks(for males) or older, the procedure is done before you bring the animal home. If the animal is under 8weeks-3 months, a date is established as to when the procedure needs to be done, and the new owner brings it to one of the participating veterinarians. The owner does not need to pay the vet anything, unless complications arise, since the procedure was paid for at the time of adoption.

The Bonneville Humane Society is located just 2 ½ blocks north of the Museum of Idaho, at 444 north Eastern Ave, here in Idaho Falls.