Shelters to the Rescue

This week’s “Dog and Cat of the Week” comes from Neenah Animal Shelter in Neenah, Wisconsin. Neenah Animal Shelter has been taking in animals in all conditions for over 50 years. They have taken in thousands in animals, when they had nowhere else to go, and have started a new life. Neenah Animal Shelter provided these animals with another chance to be loved.

This week’s dog of the week is…Snooki!

Snooki was surrendered to Neenah, along with her brother Buster. Buster has already been adopted, but Snooki is still looking for her forever home. This 7-year old terrier/mix, has gone through basic obedience training and is an all-star cuddler. She is a little shy at first, but will open up quickly, especially if treats are involved.

This week’s cat of the week is…Iggy!

Iggy is 5-years old, and is looking for his forever home that doesn’t mind how talkative he is. He was brought into the shelter after being found severely dehydrated and near death. He has gained a second chance at life, and would love to spend it with a loving family.

If you are interested in adopting this adorable dog or charming cat, you can either fill out an adoption application and bring it in, complete the pre-online adoption application and go to the shelter, or fill an application out at the shelter.

This week’s “Dog and Cat of the Week” comes from the Washington County Humane Society (WCHS) in Slinger, WI. WCHS was formed in 1960 when twenty-seven people who were concerned about the well being of animals got together. It began as a volunteer organization that responded to calls about lost or stray animals. The group grew and has become a member of the Wisconsin Federated Humane Societies. They have accomplished so much over the years and will continue their work for many years to come.

This week’s dog of the week is…Chewie!

Chewie is 6-year old Pit Bull Terrier looking for his forever home. Chewie is a loveable, sociable guy with a huge sense of adventure. His sense of adventure was too much for his family to handle, so he was brought back to the shelter. He did learn how to take treats gently and is house-trained. Chewie will do better in a house that has a female dog friend. If you don’t have a dog, feel free to adopt one when you get Chewie!

This week’s cat of the week is…Blake!

Blake is a 3-year old talker that loves attention. He can by shy at first, but once you show him love and attention, he will warm up quickly. He loves to be scratched, but will also lay by your side when you want to relax.

If you are interested in adopting this adorable dog or charming cat, stop by the shelter and fill out an application!

This week’s “Dog and Cat of the Week” comes from Safe Harbor Humane Society in Kenosha County, Wisconsin. Safe Harbor is the only open admission animal shelter in its area and has been serving Kenosha for over 100 years. Besides providing care for thousands of cats, dogs, and other small animals, they offer low cost vaccine clinics, low cost spay/neuter services, low cost pet supplies, and City of Kenosha pet licenses.

This week’s dog of the week is…Blu!

Blu is a little over one-year old and would make the perfect companion for anyone. He has proved to be the most loyal dog, and would rather snuggle than play a game of fetch. Blu can be shy at first, but will warm up to you with some hugs and treats. He can be a mellow pup, but gets overly excited with cats.

This week’s cat of the week is…Maybelline!

Maybelline is close to twelve-years old and has been at Safe Harbor for under a month. Her inviting eyes and snuggly appearance, make her the perfect possible pet for you. She has the spunk of a playful kitten, but is always up for a nap.

If you are interested in adopting this adorable dog or charming cat, submit an application by downloading it from their Adoption Process page, or ask for an application at the shelter.

This week’s “Dog and Cat of the Week” comes from the Humane Animal Welfare Society (HAWS) of Waukesha County. HAWS is an open admission animal shelter and full service humane society. This means the shelter offers pet adoption, dog training, education and training, animal rescue, and much more. HAWS has continued to grow along with their community and is working to build a no-kill community for the greater area.

This week’s dog of the week is…Gladys!

Gladys is an adult Bluetick Coonhound that is sure to win you over! She has a sweet, mellow personality and a gentle nature that makes her a relaxed dog. She is the perfect companion for long walks and enjoying nature.

This week’s cat of the week is…Charmander!

Charmander is a young cat that is not as dangerous as his name would lead you to believe. He is a sweet cat that loves snuggling and having his tummy rubbed. He likes to spend his time watching birds from the window and pretending to stalk them. If you’re looking for a cat to protect you from birds and a couch companion, Charmander is the one for you.

If you are interested in adopting this adorable dog or charming cat, submit an application by downloading it from the Adopt a Pet page. After filling out the application, attach the completed document to an email and send it to the HAWS of Waukesha County at office@hawspets.org.

This week’s “Dog and Cat of the Week” comes from the Humane Society of Jefferson County. This shelter’s original charter for creation was granted in 1922. Since then there have been bumps in the road, but 1970 is when the shelter began to florish. The organization saw a tremendous increase in the number of animals coming into the shelter. Due to the influx, the society refreshed its mission and moved toward putting more focus on the quality of animal care, rebuilding/remodeling the shelter, and education of pet care. For more than 30 years, the staff at the Humane Society of Jefferson County have provided remarkable care to the animal residents.

This week’s dog of the week is…Marley!

Marley is a 3-year-old black/white Labrador Retriever/mix. He came to Wisconsin after the Alabama shelter he was at began to become overcrowded. Although he is a very sweet and friendly dog, he cannot live with cats or children under the age of 8. Marley is always ready for a walk or playtime, but can be a good companion for nights in.

This week’s cat of the week is…Bugsy!

Bugsy is an adorable cat, just looking for a new family to call his own. The shelter has been taking care of him and making sure he is not affected by Feline Leukemia or FIV (results have not come back for FIV at this time). Bugsy is part of the “Fantastic Beasts and Where to Adopt Them” promotion, which means his adoption fee is only $40.00! This promotion runs until the end of October.

If you are interested in adopting this adorable dog or charming cat, submit an application by downloading it from the Adoption Process page. After filling out the application, attach the completed document to an email and send it to the Humane Society of Jefferson County at shelter@hsjc-wis.com.

This week’s “Dog and Cat of the Week” comes from Dane County Humane Society (DCHS). DCHS is an open admission shelter saving all of the healthy and treatable animals who come into their care. This great accomplishment of achieving and maintaining an adoption-guarantee in Dane County was made possible through a multi-year collaboration with Maddie’s Fund^® and Dane County Friends of Ferals. The mission statement of DCHS is “Helping People Help Animals.” DCHS works with more than 80 rescues and shelters throughout Wisconsin and the United States.

This week’s dog of the week is…Gunnar!

Gunnar is 6 years old and looking for an active family who is dedicated to positive reinforcement training. He would do best in a home with a fenced-in yard and a home without small children. He has some guarding issues that may arise and can take some time to warm up to others. When you get to know him, he will become the friendliest dog ever!

This week’s cat of the week is…Mox!

Mox is an 11 year old gentleman looking for a calm and quiet home to retire to. He is shy, but affectionate. He is the type of cat who likes to lounge around and will be a good companion for a night in.

If you are interested in adopting this adorable dog or charming cat, look at the Dane County Humane Society for further information.

This week’s “Dog and Cat of the Week” comes from the Humane Society of Southern Wisconsin (formerly the Rock County Humane Society). The Humane Society of Southern Wisconsin is a private non-profit organization that strives to provide shelter and humane care to lost and homeless pets, reunite lost pets with their families, promote positive pet adoptions, and educate our community to inspire compassion and responsible pet guardianship.

This week’s dog of the week is…Frida!

Frida is a 2-year-old American Pit Bull Terrier. She came to the humane society in early September as a stray. She has learned basic commands and gets along well with other dogs. Frida is a sweet girl who is just looking for someone to understand her and accept the love she is willing to give.

This week’s cat of the week is…Steven Hyde!

Steven Hyde is a 3-year-old tabby who was found wandering around in Janesville. A concerned citizen brought him in, and he has been waiting for someone to come in and adopt him. Steven Hyde is very sweet and timid, but his charm outweighs his timid qualities.

If you are interested in adopting this adorable dog or charming cat, apply at the Humane Society of Southern Wisconsin.

This week’s “Dog and Cat of the Week” comes from the Wisconsin Humane Society (WHS). WHS is a private non-profit organization that is based on the mission to build a community where people value animals and treat them with respect and kindness. The organization was founded in 1879 and serves 35,000 animals annually.

This week’s dog of the week is…Gus!

Gus is an incredibly smart and loving dog that is looking for his forever home. Gus is 3 years old and looking for a special guardian that can accept his separation anxiety. He has an enthusiastic play style that may be too much for small animals and cats. The WHS staff will provide resources for developing a long-term behavior modification plan.

This week’s cat of the week is…Kitty Roo!

Kitty Roo is a hidden treasure at WHS. She is just over 1 year old. Kitty Roo is shy at first, but just needs some love for her to come out of her shell. She will give you all the love and attention you want, if you do the same for her.

If you are interested in adopting this adorable dog, apply at Wisconsin Humane Society-Dogs.

If you are interested in adopting this caring cat, apply at Wisconsin Humane Society-Cats.

This week’s “Dog and Cat of the Week” comes from Lakeland Animal Shelter (LAS). LAS is a non-profit organization located in Delavan, Wisconsin. The staff and volunteers care for over 2,500 homeless animals annually from the southeastern Wisconsin area. Their ultimate goal for these animals is to reunite them with their owners or find new, suitable homes for them.

This week’s dog of the week is…Butterball!

Butterball is a Terrier, American Pit Bull mix. He is just over 1 year old! Butterball has continued to keep the puppy spirit alive and needs someone who will work with him for training. Training can be difficult because Butterball is deaf, which makes it harder for him to catch on. He has a lot to offer for someone who is willing to spend time working with him.

This week’s cat of the week is…Janessa!

Janessa is a Domestic Shorthair and is 10 years old. She is timid and shy, but loves to be pet. Janessa gets along very well with other cats, but will need some time to adjust to you and a new home. If you are interested in Janessa, she would do better in a home with another cat.

If you are interested in adopting this adorable dog, apply at Lakeland Animal Shelter-Dogs.

If you are interested in adopting this caring cat, apply at Lakeland Animal Shelter-Cats.

This week’s “Dog and Cat of the Week” comes from Underdog Pet Rescue. Underdog Pet Rescue is an all-breed companion animal rescue that works to find permanent homes for animals in need. The staff and volunteers work to enrich lives by strengthening the connection between animals and people through community services and outreach.

This week’s dog of the week is…Cinnamon!

Cinnamon (aka CJ) is a 12-year-old Cocker Spaniel. She originally came to Wisconsin from Alabama. Her owner could no longer care for her because of her age. Cinnamon is partially blind, friendly, and is ready to love you with her whole heart. She could be the dog you’ve been waiting to love.

This week’s cat of the week is…Andy!

Andy is a sweet, older cat who is still looking for his forever home. Andy is an 11-year-old Siamese who was on his own in Alabama after his previous owner became too frail to take care of him. He was transported to Wisconsin and is working on being comfortable in his new atmosphere. Andy is a loving cat that will purr non-stop and kneed every blanket he sees.

If you are interested in adopting this adorable dog, apply at Underdog Pet Rescue-Dogs.

If you are interested in adopting this caring cat, apply at Underdog Pet Rescue-Cats.