Wondering what to do with your old cell phone?

Don't throw it away! Your phone can help animals at the shelter. The Wisconsin Humane Society participates in a cell phone recycling program. This program helps protect the environment by keeping these recyclable items out of landfills, while at the same time bringing in funds to help animals in our community. WHS can earn up to $100 per phone! You can drop off your phone during our business hours. If you have any questions, please contact our Development Department at 414-431-6270 or email.

Feasting for Felix! Thursdsay, June 13th at our Ozaukee Campus, get your tickets now!

Volunteers needed! We are currently in high need of foster parents to care for either dogs or cats ranging in age and condition. All you need is a little extra room in your home and heart!

A ribbon for Sophia! She didn't have a chance. Sophia was living in a crowded shelter among a sea of cute puppies. She was three years old, and a black Labrador Retriever - not exactly a rare breed to find in a shelter. Even worse, she had a knee injury. Adoption was not likely for her... (read more and help Sophia!).

Humane Education! Learn more about Kindness in the Classroom, a workshop for teachers who want to incorporate more humane themes into their lesson plans!

Volunteers needed! Our Wildlife Rehabilitation Center is currently seeking Orphaned Bird Care volunteers, ages 13 and up, to help care for wild birds in our nursery.

Wondering what to do with your old cell phone?

Don't throw it away! Your phone can help animals at the shelter. The Wisconsin Humane Society participates in a cell phone recycling program. This program helps protect the environment by keeping these recyclable items out of landfills, while at the same time bringing in funds to help animals in our community. WHS can earn up to $100 per phone! You can drop off your phone during our business hours. If you have any questions, please contact our Development Department at 414-431-6270 or email.

Volunteers needed! Our Wildlife Rehabilitation Center is currently seeking Orphaned Bird Care volunteers, ages 13 and up, to help care for wild birds in our nursery.

Vaccine Clinics! Keep your companion healthy and happy by attending one of our upcoming vaccine clinics at the WHS Milwaukee or Racine campuses.

Vaccine Clinics! Keep your companion healthy and happy by attending one of our upcoming vaccine clinics at the WHS Milwaukee or Racine campuses.

Art & Poetry Contest Open! Hey, kids! There's still time to enter our Be Kind to Animals contest! Posters, poems, and photography will be accepted until April 10. Be sure to read the Official Entry Guidelines first!

Home Stretch Foster Program! WHS & MADACC are launching a new join foster program, "Home Stretch," in order to save more stray animals in Milwaukee County. Learn more about the program and how you can help.

Wisconsin's Wolf Hunt! Wisconsin is the first and only state that allows dogs to be used to hunt wolves, and WHS strongly opposes this practice because it places dogs in dangerous, inhumane confrontations that will lead to injury or death. You can help.

Wondering what to do with your old cell phone?

Don't throw it away! Your phone can help animals at the shelter. The Wisconsin Humane Society participates in a cell phone recycling program. This program helps protect the environment by keeping these recyclable items out of landfills, while at the same time bringing in funds to help animals in our community. WHS can earn up to $100 per phone! You can drop off your phone during our business hours. If you have any questions, please contact our Development Department at 414-431-6270 or email.

Spring Break Camp! Kids ages 8-12 can spend their spring break with us! Registration is open now for Camp Critter Spring Break on April 3 and April 4.

Vaccine Clinics! Keep your companion healthy and happy by attending one of our upcoming vaccine clinics at the WHS Milwaukee or Racine campuses.

Help a family in need! We're seeking volunteer foster families for our Safe Haven program, which provides temporary shelter for animals from families affected by domestic violence.

Tails on the Trail! Our first annual Tails on the Trail dog walk will be held on May 11 in Greenfield Park! Join us for fun, food, and festivities for the whole family!