Wisconsin – The Wisconsin Humane Society (WHS) is launching new adoption promotions to help more animals find loving homes as shelter populations continue to rise.
WHS is currently caring for more than 1,100 cats across its campuses and has more than 100 dogs available for adoption, as well. To encourage adoption traffic, all WHS locations are currently offering these adoption specials through July 31:
- 50% off kitten fees
- Name Your Own Fee for cats 6 months and older
- 50% adoption fees for dogs 6 months and older
- Name Your Own Fee for “benchwarmer” dogs
To view animals available for adoption, visit www.wihumane.org/adopt. Adoptions are first-come, first-served, pending a successful match, and same-day adoptions are available. Adoption counselors work with each adopter to help find the right match.
“We have so many fantastic animals looking for new homes this weekend,” said Corey Viars, media specialist for the Wisconsin Humane Society Green Bay and Door County Campuses. “These initiatives not only help more animals find loving homes, but they also help reduce our population so we can help even more animals and families in our community.”
If adopting isn’t an option, becoming a foster parent is another meaningful way to help. WHS’s network of foster families provides temporary homes for animals, helping to create more space for animals in need. WHS supplies foster parents with everything they need to care for their foster animal. To learn more about fostering or to sign up, visit wihumane.org/foster.
About the Wisconsin Humane Society
The Wisconsin Humane Society (WHS) was founded in 1879 and is the oldest and largest shelter in Wisconsin, annually serving more than 65,000 animals and the people who love them. WHS is an independent nonprofit, receives no general government funding and there is no national umbrella group in animal welfare. WHS operates shelters in Door, Brown, Milwaukee, Ozaukee, Racine, and Kenosha Counties, as well as a spay/neuter clinic in West Allis. The organization offers stray animal holding, adoption services, youth programs, veterinary services, pet food pantries, retail stores, wildlife rehabilitation, training classes and more. WHS is ranked 4 stars by Charity Navigator, the premier independent charity watchdog group. To learn more, visit www.wihumane.org.
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