If you have been affected by ICE, we can help make arrangements to have pet food delivered to you safely. Fill out this form to request pet food or treats.

Yes, we can help arrange dog walks for individuals affected by ICE. We have a network of volunteers that can help walk your dog to ensure they are getting exercise while you are sheltering in place. Fill out this form to request help with dog walking.

If you have been affected by ICE, we can help provide preventative medication for pets.
Fill out this form to request preventative medication.

If you have been affected by ICE, we can facilitate safe delivery to your home for pet medications and prescription pet food. To request medication delivery, fill out this form.

If you have been affected by ICE, we can help with cat litter, food, treats, toys and enrichment kits. Fill out this form to request cat supplies.

We know many friends and families of detainees may now be left caring for animals unexpectedly. We have a network of animal lovers that are available to foster or adopt animals left behind by ICE detentions.

To request help rehoming an animal, fill out this form.

There are several low-cost vet services in the Twin Cities area!

Mission Animal Hospital, Eden Prairie
Walk-ins welcome, but get there early

Access Vet Care, Minneapolis
Appointments and urgent care available

Animal Humane Society, Golden
Valley & St. Paul - By appointment

ValueCare Vet, Richfield & Chaska
By appointment

MN SNAP, Minneapolis
Spay/neuter services

Other resources:
Ask clinics if they do payment plans.Apply for CareCredit.

Next steps:

• Fill out a report on Pet FBI and PawBoost immediately. This gets filtered out to Facebook groups as well.

  • Check the lost/found databases on their site

  • Share the flier that the site(s) create on NextDoor and Neighborhood Facebook pages.

• Search Facebook groups:

  • Lost Cats Minnesota

  • Lost Dogs Minnesota

  • Minnesota - Lost Dogs, Cats, & Pets - PawBoost Community

  • Lost Dogs and Cats of Minnesota

• Notify area impounds and vet clinics.

  • Search shelter lost/found databases:

  • Minneapolis Animal Care and Control

  • Animal Humane Society

  • Companion Animal Care and Control

  • St. Paul Animal Control

  • Google “City + Animal Control”

More tips to find your lost animal:

• Check in and around the house (closets, under beds, sheds, window wells, etc.)

• Dawn and dusk offer a quiet time where lost animals will venture out more, take a flashlight and smelly treats

• Do not chase! See if they will follow you. Lost animals go into flight mode and are less likely to come to you, even as their owner.

• Notify your neighbors that your pet is missing (yes, even if you live in an apartment!) Ask them to check their cameras.

• Place a blanket, bed, or worn clothing item outside of your home. You can also leave their food or litterbox.

• If your pet is microchipped, contact the company to report them missing. Make sure your contact information is up-to-date. Don’t know the company? Ask the vet clinic or shelter/rescue that chipped them. To look up any microchip company, visit Pet Microchip Lookup

• Hang posters in your neighborhood

• Contact lost dog organizations The Retrievers or Lost K9 (lostk9mn@gmail.com) 

Check out this list of resources The Bond Between has put together!

We are building our network in Greater Minnesota. If you would like to discuss ways to support animals affected by ICE outside of the Twin Cities Metro Area, please contact us at:
info@ICEHurtsAnimalsTooMN.org