Here at Beartooth Humane Alliance we not only pride ourselves in finding pets the right home, we are also dedicated to helping our community help animals. Our spay/neuter programs help control pet overpopulation greatly reducing the number of homeless animals in our county. And serving as a centralized databank for lost and found pets, BHA has successfully reunited many pets with their owners. These essential services help animals today. Humane education programs help animals tomorrow by teaching our area youth respect and responsibility for all animals and cultivates a culture a kindness in our future citizens!
List of Programs
Lost and Found Pets
If you have lost or found a pet please post it to our list and learn what else you can do to reunite with your lost pet.
Operation Nip and Tuck
Since 2003, Beartooth Humane Alliance has provided an annual spay/neuter clinic for the residents of Carbon County, Montana. Our clinic, dubbed Operation Nip and Tuck, is held over two days each fall. We are proud to boast that through the eight annual clinics that we’ve held to date, we have sterilized 3,346 cats and dogs! Now that's a whole lot of animals put out of the reproduction business!
Humane Education Program
Ready? Set? ….. Learn!
Character education, a national movement, is a curriculum area within our schools that lends itself well to the incorporation of humane education. Responsibility, respect and citizenship are some examples that are at the core of both concepts. Using animals as a springboard for discussion about these abstract concepts can be fun and more engaging for children.
Safe Haven from Domestic Violence
BHA and Domestic and Sexual Violence Services of Carbon County (DSVS) have collaborated to provide survivors of violence the ability to escape from their abusers with their pet(s) through the Safe Haven program. BHA has made arrangements with confidential foster homes to temporarily care for these pets while the survivor makes new living arrangements.
Low Cost Spay/Neuter Vouchers Available
The Beartooth Humane Alliance once again is providing vouchers to qualified Carbon County residents for low-cost spay-neuter services for dogs and cats. The program aims to help reduce pet overpopulation by providing pet sterilization services to county residents who cannot afford the procedure for their pets, such as families with limited incomes, senior citizens on fixed incomes, and hardship situations.
