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Be an Angel
The Wisconsin Humane
Society is grateful to individuals who show their
compassion by sponsoring an animal. Through donations
of $50 or more, the animals featured below were
provided with food, shelter and veterinary care
prior to being placed into a new and loving home.
If you would like to sponsor an animal, please click
here for the Sponsor Form.
If you are interested
in sponsoring a wild animal who is being treated
in our wildlife hospital, click
here to see those who need you.
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Reed is being treated in our Wildlife Rehabilitation Center for a fractured wing. Reed suffered from a fractured ulna after he was struck by a vehicle. With the help of orthopedic specialist, Dr. Pollard-Wright, his wing was stabilized and he is now recuperating in the WHS Wildlife Hospital. |
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Caroline
Black Capped Chickadee
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The Wisconsin Humane Society Wildlife Rehabilitation Hospital is always in need of medical supplies to care for patients. If you have medical supplies you'd like to donate, please contact us at wildlife@wihumane.org.
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Interested in making a contribution to the new Ozaukee Humane Society Victoria Wellens Center? Learn more.
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Find your perfect match! By completing a short on-line profile you can learn which dogs will transition easily and best fit your unique lifestyle. Lifestyle types are divided into three simple categories and each is assigned a color. Dogs are also assigned a color, based upon their personalities. That’s how we match you to the right canine companion.
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Is your dog longing to get out for more playtime and socialization? Sign up for our indoor Pooch Playtime.
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WHS invites low-income cat guardians to have their cat spayed or neutered in celebration of Spay Day USA on Tuesday, February 23, 2010. Spay Day USA is a national day of action to reduce animal overpopulation and thus, prevent animal suffering.
Guardians will be charged veterinary fees on a sliding scale ranging from $10 and up, based on family income, size and other factors. Last year on Spay Day alone, WHS spayed 140 animals! WHS veterinarians, volunteer veterinarians and WHS vet technicians all contribute to this impressive effort. |
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Adoptable dogs and cats come with implanted 24PetWatch microchips and free registration into the 24PetWatch pet recovery service. |
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The Wisconsin Humane Society's Wildlife Rehabilitation Center annually cares for more than 5,000 injured, sick and orphaned wild animals of over 145 different species. Our goal is to rescue, rehabilitate and return them to the wild. |
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There are many animals waiting at WHS for loving homes! Since the individual needs of each animal and adopter vary, an Adoption Counselor works with adopters one-on-one to help them find the right match for their home. |
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Cleaning out your closets? WHS is in need of large bath towels. Check out other items on our Wish List and help save lives.
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The Wisconsin Humane Society has an extensive list of services that are provided to the community. |
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Every donation made to the Wildlife Rehabilitation Center helps save more animals. |
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Bebe, the Virginia Opossum, is being treated in our Wildlife Rehabilitation Center for punctures caused from being shot with a gun. |
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The Wisconsin Humane Society has a wide range of activities planned each month that members of the community can attend. Bookmark our online calendar and check back regularly! |
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Everyday, a volunteer helps improve the life of an animal here at the Wisconsin Humane Society. Our volunteers help over 20,000 animals a year through fostering, dog walking, or working in our Wildlife Rehabilitation Center. |
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After undergoing rigorous training and evaluation, several Therapy Dog teams are ready to volunteer with their wonderful dogs in local hospitals, nursing homes, schools and even in WHS children’s programs.
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Party with the animals! Did you know that WHS can host your child's next birthday party? Learn more. |
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Learning tricks can be entertaining, but can also be functional! Click here to sign up for Clever Canine Tricks. |
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WHS provides extensive medical services to save the lives of animals in need. Some of the animals in the care of our veterinary staff require specialized surgery. Because WHS receives no government funding, the financial support of generous donors is vital to the care of these special animals. Many thanks to Vicki, Macey and all of the folks who support WHS!
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The Wisconsin Humane Society's educational programming engages children in ways that are interactive and fun. Building a more humane community begins with our youngest citizens. |
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It's not too late to join one of the WHS Society Clubs for 2010! Just be sure to get your year-end gifts in by December 31! |
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Happy holidays and many sincere thanks to Marilyn for her continued, generous support of the dogs at WHS! |
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Paws up and tail wags to Terese Singer for being a wonderful member of the Wisconsin Humane Society's PAW Star club! PAW Stars do planned automatic withdrawal; making an automated donation every month from their bank account or credit card. Happy holidays, Terese! |
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Our Match Maker program helps us
learn which dogs will transition easily and best fit each person's unique lifestyle. Lifestyle types are divided into three simple categories and each is assigned a color. Dogs are also assigned a color, based upon their personalities. That’s how we match you to the right canine companion. |
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It's not too late to participate in this year's Hope's Lights. You can still purchase a light in honor or memory of someone special and help save the lives of shelter animals with this unique gift. Many thanks to Daniel for his generous gift! |
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Can’t adopt today? Every donation made to the Wisconsin Humane Society helps save more animals. Many thanks to Mr. Brunner for sponsoring one of our fantastic adoptable dogs! |
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Deputy is being treated in our Wildlife Rehab Center after undergoing surgery to stabilize his fractured wing caused by a vehicle collision. |
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We're open Monday, Dec. 21! Check out our special holiday hours, also including Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve.
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WHS finds homes for more than just cats and dogs! There are great bunnies (ahem...), hamsters, guinea pigs and more! Come in to WHS this holiday season and fall in love! |
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If you've ever considered a career working with animals, you might like to apply at the Wisconsin Humane Society! Several positions are available and you can fill out an application online. |
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Because of generous donors, the Wisconsin Humane Society is able to rescue, rehabilitate and rehome thousands of animals every year. Just like Tip and Kristin, everyone can make a difference for animals in our community!
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The Marsh Family
Wild Snapping Turtles
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The Marsh Family, a clutch of 30 snapping turtle hatchlings, is being treated in our Wildlife Rehabilitation Center for hatching so late in the year. They'd have never survived the winter without the help of the Wildlife Center! |
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