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 \nMission StatementTo fulfill the promise of animals, theCapital Humane Society shelters animals,protects animals and teaches compassion andrespect.  \nMedia  \nKZUM 89.3FM ~ Saturday @ 10:15 amKLIN 1400AM ~ Thursday @ 6:50 amKFOR 1240AM ~ Monday @ 6:50 am& Thursday @ 8:45 am  \nKFRX 106.3FM ~ Thursday @ 8:50amFroggy981 .com~ You Tube video on Thurs.KOLN/KGIN 10/11 ~ Monday @ 6:20 am& Thursday noon news  \nKLKN Channel 8 ~ Wednesday @ 11:50 amSpectrum LCC-TV channel 1302 ~“Critter Corner”  \nWednesday @ 6:30 pmThursday @ 5:30 pmSaturday @ 4 pmSunday @ 7:30 pm  \n## ~ Journal Star Pet of the Week in Fridayclassified pet section\n\n~Neighborhood Extra first Saturday ofthe month  \n~ Lincoln Kids article in each freequarterly newspaper  \nwww.capitalhumanesociety.org  \n(402) 441-4488  \nPieloch Pet Adoption Center  \n6500 S. 70th StreetLincoln, NE 68516  \nAdmissions & Assessment Center2320 Park BoulevardLincoln, NE 68502  \n# Pieloch Pet\n\nAdoption Center  \nMeet loving, loyal pets looking for newhomes atthe Pieloch Pet Adoption Center.Thanks to generous community support,pets for adoption are housed in thisbeautiful, state-of-the-art facility.  \nThe center is named in honor of MarkPieloch who donated $1.5 million towardthe project. His generosity along with thethoughtful land donation from Mary Jo andDave Livingston and many other kinddonors made it possible for us to open theadoption and education center in July 2013.  \nHours  \nMonday 3-7:30 pmTuesday- Friday 11:30 am~ 7:30 pmSaturday & Sunday 11 am~ 5:30 pm  \n(All adoptionsand animal interactionsend 30 minutes before closing)  \n# Admissions &\n\nAssessment Center  \nIn 2016, Capital Humane Society cared formore than 6,500 lost and unwanted pets.Lost animals can be claimed andsurrendered pets maybe taken to thePark Boulevard location where all animaladmissions and assessments occur.  \nHoursMonday - Friday 10:30 am~ 6 pmSaturday & Sunday 12 pm~ 4 pm  \n# Donations\n\nCapital Humane Society is a non-profitorganization that relies heavily on thepublic’s support. It is with these donationsthat we can continue to serve thecommunity and continue to help thousandsof homeless animals every year.  \nThere are a number of different ways youcan contribute and we hope that you willplan financial gifts forthe future. Yourgenerosity will help to ensure theviability of our important organization.  \nFi","cbCaii1kAA8cweHA","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaii1kAA8cweHA","pdf",284737,"English","# Seniors for Seniors Adoption Program\n# Adoption Fee\n## Cat Adoption Fee\n## Dog Adoption Fee\n# Pieloch Pet Adoption Center\n# Admissions & Assessment Center\n# Donations\n# Services and Programs\n## Lost & Found\n## Humane Education\n## Dog Training\n## Low-Cost Feline Spay/Neuter Program\n## Foster Care\n## Volunteer Program","[{\"question\":\"What does the adoption fee include?\",\"answer\":\"It includes an animal health checkup, spay or neuter, specific blood tests or heartworm testing, vaccines, initial de-worming, flea and tick treatment if necessary, microchip and registration, and a cardboard carrier for cats.\"},{\"question\":\"How do Seniors for Seniors adoptions work?\",\"answer\":\"Senior citizens age 62+ receive 50% off the adoption fee when adopting a senior animal aged 5+ to encourage companionship for both.\"},{\"question\":\"What are the cat and dog adoption fees, and are there any waivers?\",\"answer\":\"Cat fees are listed for 6 months and under vs. 7 months and older, and dog fees are listed for 4 months and under vs. 5 months and older. 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