River Bluff Humane Society
Dog and cat rescue in Red Wing, Minnesota.
From food & medicine to caring staff, the cost of sheltering homeless animals adds up. We think they’re worth every penny, don’t you?
Who's looking for a home right now
A few of the 33 animals River Bluff Humane Society had listed as of September 11, 2026. Adoptions happen fast, so check with the rescue before you get attached.
Destiny
Dog
Midas
Dog
Goliath
Dog
Georgie
Dog
Penny
Cat
Meerkat
Cat
Frito
Cat
Hyena
Cat
Fuzzykins
Cat
Mojito
Cat
Farrah
Cat
Gazelle
Cat
Listings come from Petfinder, where River Bluff Humane Society keeps them — we don't process applications or hold animals. Details change quickly, so treat this as a starting point and confirm anything that matters with the rescue.
Twin Cities Rescues is an independent website and is not affiliated with the organizations listed here. Any views or opinions expressed are solely those of Twin Cities Rescues and do not represent this organization. Details are provided for information only — please confirm them directly with the organization.
Related resources
Your dog just got out — what to do first in the Twin Cities
Don't chase and don't call — and file the report before you start walking. Here's who takes a lost pet report in Minneapolis, Saint Paul and the suburbs, why the impound is a place you go rather than a website you check, and what changes once the weather turns.
You found a stray dog or cat — who to call in the Twin Cities
Who to call about a stray dog or cat depends on which Twin Cities suburb you're standing in. Here's how to find the right number, what the five-day hold means, and why a loose cat is a different call than a loose dog.
Dog fostering in the Twin Cities: what's involved
Fostering is how a lot of local rescues can say yes to a dog at all. What it asks of you, what the rescue covers, and how to start in the Twin Cities.