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 30 animals River Bluff Humane Society had listed as of October 8, 2026. Adoptions happen fast, so check with the rescue before you get attached.
Bo
Dog
Daisy
Dog
Georgie
Dog
Luke
Dog
Hyena
Cat
Squirrel
Cat
Meerkat
Cat
Truffle
Cat
Oyster
Cat
Wheat Thin
Cat
Penny
Cat
Guava
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.
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