Miles City Animal Shelter

05/07/2026

5-6-26 *claimed* male 1600 block of North Daly . To claim called Dispatch 232-3411.

04/30/2026

4-30-26 * claimed * female mile marker 16 Kinsey Highway. To claim call dispatch 232-3411.

04/29/2026

4-29-26 * rehoming * 3 year old female very sweet but kills chickens. If interested call dispatch 232-3411. Reminder * rehoming* status means the animal is not at the shelter.

04/28/2026

4-28-26 *found* Sheffield Road male brown with a small amount of white on chest. To claim call Dispatch at 232-3411.

04/28/2026

4-28-26 *missing?* 100 block of N. Custer we were reached out by a community member asking if someone might know who this cat belongs to. It has been frequently visiting the area for the past 4 weeks. Please contact dispatch 232-3411.

04/22/2026

4-22-26 * deceased cat* black long haired intact male 2300 block of Leighton Boulevard. Contact dispatch to claim 232-3411.

04/20/2026

04/13/2026

4-13-26*claimed* male Palmer & 1 Street. To claim called Dispatch 232-3411.

04/03/2026

4-3-26 *claimed* male with a teal collar 1600 block Woodbury . To claim contact Dispatch at 232-3411.

04/03/2026

Fun Fact :

After the Battle of Germantown in October 1777, a stray dog wandered into George Washington’s camp.
It belonged to the enemy commander, British General Sir William Howe.
Instead of keeping the animal, Washington had it fed, cleaned, and cared for. He then wrote a polite note to Howe and arranged a brief ceasefire to return the dog across enemy lines.
In the middle of a brutal war, with his army exhausted and the Revolution hanging in the balance, Washington chose simple humanity and honor.
The act changed nothing about the outcome of the battle, but it revealed the character of the man who would one day lead a new nation.
A small moment of decency amid the chaos of war.

04/01/2026

4-7-26 *Adopted* female approximately 5 years adult very friendly. If interested contact dispatch 232-3411.