Personal Information You Choose to Provide.When you visit our website you may provide us with two types of information: personal information you knowingly choose to disclose that is collected on an individual basis and website use information collected on an aggregate basis as you and others browse our website. Wildlife Rehabilitation and Release (763) 522-4325 Wildlife Rehabilitators of MN (651) 486-9453.Department of Natural Resources (Sauk Rapids office) (320) 223-7878.If you find wildlife in an area where they should not be, or if they appear to be in distress, contact one of these agencies: If you find a stray pet in one of these areas, we strongly recommend that you contact the city, county or township officials in the area that you found this stray pet and encourage them to add allowances for stray animals to their annual budget so that stray fees do not fall on the finder. Unfortunately, there are some cities, counties and townships that do not help the stray animals found in their jurisdiction, leaving the burden of the stray fee to the individuals who have found the stray pets. Some choose to contract with other stray holding facilities, covering whatever fees those facilities charge.

Some cities, counties and townships will cover this $75 fee because they choose to contract with Tri-County Humane Society for strays found in their jurisdiction. For this service, Tri-County Humane Society charges $75 per stray animal. Minnesota state law requires that stray holding facilities board and advertise stray pets for a minimum of 5 business days to try to locate the pet’s owner.

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