Richland/Wilkin County Animal Pound

Richland/Wilkin County Animal Pound The Dakota Veterinary Hospital located in Wahpeton, ND is the holding facility for stray animals impounded from Richland and Wilkin counties.

To claim your pet please call 701-642-9277 during business hours Monday - Friday 8am-5pm. Pets must have a current Rabies vaccination-proof is required. Impound, board, city license and Rabies vaccination fees may apply. All fees must be paid before your pet is released. We do not handle public adoptions out of our facility. Animals are on a stray hold for 3-5 days to allow owners to claim them. If the owner does not claim them they are then typically transferred to a local shelter or rescue to be placed for adoption.

Female Pitbull found on 400 block of 11th st S, Wahpeton. If this is your pet please call Dakota Veterinary Hospital 701...
09/17/2025

Female Pitbull found on 400 block of 11th st S, Wahpeton. If this is your pet please call Dakota Veterinary Hospital 701-642-9277

Found on 200th Avenue outside of Breckenridge. If this is your pet please contact Dakota Veterinary Hospital at 701-642-...
09/15/2025

Found on 200th Avenue outside of Breckenridge. If this is your pet please contact Dakota Veterinary Hospital at 701-642-9277

If you're in the area here is a great opportunity to get your pets vaccinated!
07/14/2025

If you're in the area here is a great opportunity to get your pets vaccinated!

Dog and cat vaccines will be available along with dog heartworm/tick borne disease testing! Please have your dog on a leash and cats in carriers. Please share!

🎉UPDATE TIME!!🎉We seen Miss Penny this morning at Dakota Veterinary Hospital for her recheck exam and she looks FABULOUS...
05/14/2025

🎉UPDATE TIME!!🎉

We seen Miss Penny this morning at Dakota Veterinary Hospital for her recheck exam and she looks FABULOUS!! What a huge transformation! Thank you to everyone that donated for her care and that cheered her on. She is now loving life!🥰

05/01/2025

Penny was in to Dakota Veterinary Hospital for a vet visit this morning. She was soaking up all the love! 🥰 She is now up 5 pounds and has so much more energy!

🐾UPDATE 4/29/25🐾Thank you all for your generous support & prayers for her care! 🙏❤️Penny is now in her new forever home!...
04/29/2025

🐾UPDATE 4/29/25🐾

Thank you all for your generous support & prayers for her care! 🙏❤️
Penny is now in her new forever home!!! She is making improvements in the right direction but still has a long road to recovery with a lot of upcoming vet visits. She is getting stronger everyday and has gained a couple pounds so far! Her mom reports that she is her little shadow and follows her everywhere! 🥰 (Updated picture in comments)

🚨WARNING - GRAPHIC🚨 Please keep sharing & praying!🐾UPDATE 4/29/25🐾Thank you all for your generous support & prayers for ...
04/09/2025

🚨WARNING - GRAPHIC🚨

Please keep sharing & praying!

🐾UPDATE 4/29/25🐾

Thank you all for your generous support & prayers for her care! 🙏❤️
Penny is now in her new forever home!!! She is making improvements in the right direction but still has a long road to recovery with a lot of upcoming vet visits. She is getting stronger everyday and has gained a couple pounds so far! Her mom reports that she is her little shadow and follows her everywhere! 🥰 (Updated picture in comments)

4/11/25 Update
She remains hospitalized and there is now concerns of septicemia. She is still extremely weak but making small strides in the right direction. Please keep praying for this sweet girl! 🙏🙏❤️❤️

We greatly appreciate the generosity & kindness towards her care!

4/9/25
A severely emaciated, dehydrated puppy was found by a good Samaritan alongside the road north of Wahpeton. She is currently being treated at Dakota Veterinary Hospital. She is extremely weak and when arrived she was barely able to lift her head but was still able to wag her tail in good spirits. She will need days of hospitalization with IV fluid therapy and continued treatments. Her prognosis is uncertain at this point, really depends on how her fragile body responds to the supportive care. We are not certain on how she ended up on the side of the road but so very thankful this person found her when she did and decided to open her home and heart to help. Now let’s help this good Samaritan in any way we can! Any contributions towards her care will be greatly appreciated. You can call Dakota Veterinary Hospital 701-642-9277 to make donations directly to the “ANGEL FUND” for her care. Please share!!

02/12/2025

The closure of a pet microchip company sparks confusion, but AAHA's microchip registry lookup tool can help.

Missing dogs around Richland county! Please keep an eye out for them and hopefully they find their way home safely! 🙏
08/08/2024

Missing dogs around Richland county! Please keep an eye out for them and hopefully they find their way home safely! 🙏

Dakota Veterinary Hospital was recognized for their caring, compassion, and dedication to saving animals.🐾🧡
06/21/2024

Dakota Veterinary Hospital was recognized for their caring, compassion, and dedication to saving animals.🐾🧡

03/06/2024

RESCUE. SHELTER. PROTECT. REHOME. We rescue & rehome lost, abandoned, & owner-surrendered animals.

Address

18045 79 1/2 Street SE
Wahpeton, ND
58075

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

(701) 642-9277

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