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Mittens

This animal is one of the over 3,500 animals the Wisconsin Humane Society places into foster care each year. Foster homes provide the care, love, and support animals need to thrive before they are ready to find a new home. To put it simply, fosters save lives - thousands of lives. You can find more information about joining one of the most robust foster networks in the country by heading over to this link: https://www.wihumane.org/foster (copy & paste into your browser). Animals need foster for a variety of reasons and we're confident we have a match for you and your lifestyle. What are you waiting for? And did we mention that fosters often get first "dibs" on their foster animals? Become a foster today!

All About Me!

Location Door County Campus
Breed Domestic Shorthair | Mix
Color Black | White
Age 6 years, 2 months
Sex Female
Spayed Yes
Declawed No
Weight 10 pounds
Guest Number 42751225
Family Recommendation PG-8 No children under age 8
Adoption Price Name Your Own Fee

Adopt me!

Interested in adopting me? Check out the next steps for each location, here! 

Get a head start!

Before your visit, please read our adoption process and fill out an adoption profile. Please note that the adopter profile is not an application, but rather some basic information we'll use during your visit to help you make a great match.

Sponsor animals in need!

From food to vaccines, collars to beds, medical care to behavioral support… this work is critical to homeless animals in our community, but the expenses add up quickly. Please consider sponsoring some of the costs of care for animals at WHS!

24PetWatch Pet Protection Services

24PetWatch Logo This pet comes with an implanted 24PetWatch microchip and free registration into the 24PetWatch pet recovery service. For more info call 1-866-597-2424.

Please Note

Every animal is an individual and WHS works hard to make great matches for our animals and adopters.  Some animals may have placement restrictions or requirements established by WHS based on shelter observations and previous home histories.  When meeting with your adoption counselor, they review each animal’s medical, behavior, and placement needs with you to help you find an animal who is compatible with your home environment and your lifestyle.  There are no time limits at WHS, all animals in adoption have as long as it takes to find a new loving home.  Stop in and speak with our adoption counseling team today – we look forward to meeting with you.

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