Established in 1950, the Lea County Humane Society is a group of volunteers working for the wellness of all animals in Lea County, New Mexico. A board of directors sets its policies and oversees its daily operations. In January 2010, LCHS entered into a contractual partnership with the City of Hobbs, New Mexico. Headquartered at the Hobbs Animal Adoption Center, LCHS is involved in daily operations: all facets of adoption, including outreach rescue programming; intake of strays; provision of food, water and shelter; socialization; and assistance in veterinary care such as vaccinations, spaying and neutering. In addition, LCHS informs the public about the ramifications of animal cruelty, the consequences of neglect, and the benefits of proper care for all animals in Lea County.
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710 N. Grimes
Hobbs, NM 88240
Create an alert and get notified with newly adoptable pets that meet your criteria.
Lea County
Additional adoption info
Fill out our adoption application and bring it with you to our shelter.
http://www.hobbsnm.org/files/animal/Adoption%20Application.pdf
Adoption application
http://www.hobbsnm.org/files/animal/Adoption%20Application.pdf
PO Box 1645,
Hobbs,
NM
88241
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Andrews,
TX
79714
2430 SE 3601,
Andrews,
TX
79714
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