Ozaukee Campus - Wisconsin Humane Society

04/24/2024

❄️🌻🌞🍂 Meet Joey, the perfect companion for any season! This playful 4-month-old is looking for a family while spending time in a Milwaukee-area foster home. Energetic, loyal, and fun-loving, Joey enjoys every dog he meets but is working hard to build up his confidence around new people. He would do best in a home without kids under 5, and might even benefit from being around other social dogs! You can read more about him here: www.wihumane.org/adopt/animal?id=55380878

He has been neutered, vaccinated, microchipped, and is ready to meet you. Don't forget that all dog and puppy adoption fees are 50% off through April 30, and that still includes a free starter bag of food, a certificate for a free vet exam, and many other perks!

If you are interested in adopting Joey, please contact his foster family directly at [email protected].
Can't adopt right now? You can share his post to help him find his match! ❤️

04/23/2024

If you've been waiting for a sign to adopt a dog, this is it! 👈
All dog AND puppy adoption fees are 50% off through Tuesday, April 30!
Stop by any WHS campus during adoption hours and bring home your new canine companion the same day (note: all campuses are closed for adoption this Thursday, April 25) 🐶

Need more reasons to adopt from the Wisconsin Humane Society? Your adoption fee includes:
- Spay or neuter surgery, initial vaccinations, and a microchip
- A certificate for a free vet exam
- A free starter bag of food
- 30 days of MetLife Pet Insurance
- A free training session from GoodPup
- Discounts from local businesses
- 10% off your purchase in our Animal Antics Retail Store
- A lifetime of memories!

Don't hesitate! Here are just five of the many dogs currently available at our Ozaukee Campus. View our up-to-date list of available animals here: www.wihumane.org/adopt 💙

04/22/2024

04/20/2024

Aren’t seeing your match in the shelter? We currently have over 100 pets seeking people on our Virtual Rehoming page! By utilizing two online resources, Home To Home™ and Adopt-a-Pet’s Rehome platform, potential adopters are able to view animals out in the community who are in need of new families. This allows the animals to search for an adopter from the comfort of their current home, plus it leaves more room at the shelter for animals who don't already have an advocate.

All listings contain information from the current owners whom you’ll work with directly to find out more about the animal’s personality, ideal living situation, and to coordinate adoption. If you're looking for a new best friend, be sure to bookmark this link! Just head to www.wihumane.org/virtual-rehoming and scroll down to view each gallery of available animals 💖

04/20/2024

📣 Are you looking for a rewarding career with great benefits? We're hiring!
Join our team:
🐾 Adoption Counselor/Animal Care Technician (full time, part time, and seasonal) - Ozaukee, Milwaukee Campuses
🐾 Veterinarian - Milwaukee Campus, Spay/Neuter Clinic
🐾 Certified Veterinary Technician (CVT) - Spay/Neuter Clinic
🐾 Veterinary Assistant Intern - Milwaukee, Kenosha, Ozaukee Campuses
🐾 Summer Camp Counselor - Milwaukee, Racine, Ozaukee Campuses
🐾 Shelter Operations Manager - Ozaukee Campus
🐾 Outreach Animal Transport - Spay/Neuter Clinic
🐾 Foster Specialist - Milwaukee Campus
🐾 Human Resources Business Partner - Milwaukee Campus
🐾 Corporate Philanthropic Advisor - Southern Campuses
..and more! View the full descriptions and apply here: https://wihumane.me/WorkAtWHS

04/19/2024

His first photo is indeed startling, but rest assured, this little fellow is absolutely thriving today! 💖

Bumper was merely 4 weeks old when he kindly introduced himself to a local family in their garage. They brought him to our Green Bay Campus, where his outgoing confidence impressed everyone. But, his large bulging eyes (most likely a condition he was born with) had our veterinary team concerned. He had damaged corneas and severe glaucoma in both eyes that would soon lead to total blindness. After extensive consultation with veterinary ophthalmologists, his eyes were surgically removed to prevent more significant problems. After two weeks of recovery in foster care, Bumper found his way to the heart of a family who are just as impressed as we are with his resilient spirit:

“This boy has been the perfect addition to our family - we have a nearly 1-year-old two-legged cat who needed a playmate, and Bumper has taken on that role well. I am always telling people that Bumper isn't blind; he just doesn't have eyes. If you watch him navigate his world, you would be surprised that he can't see. He runs, plays, jumps, climbs and wrestles like any other kitten his age. One of his favorite napping spots is on the top level of our seven-foot-tall cat tree. He gets up and down there all by himself.

And as his foster mom told me, once he has mapped out a room, he KNOWS it. He loves to wrestle with his sister, Kiwi, and play with toys endlessly. Loves to jump on the dogs and annoy them…when he finally runs out of energy, he loves to snuggle with his people for a nap.

…people view animals like Bumper as disabled, but not having eyes does not slow this boy down one bit…he doesn't have time to feel sorry for himself…he's got too much playing and wrestling and exploring to do.”

Congratulations, Bumper! We could not be prouder of you and wish you all the love and adventure your little heart desires! 🎉

04/19/2024

Have you been contemplating adding a canine companion to your family? Now is the perfect time - all dog AND puppy adoption fees are 50% off now through Tuesday, April 30! Stop by the WHS Ozaukee Campus during adoption hours and bring home your new canine companion the same day 🐶

Need more reasons to adopt from Wisconsin Humane Society? Your adoption fee includes:
- Spay or neuter surgery, initial vaccinations, and a microchip
- A certificate for a free vet exam
- A free starter bag of food
- 30 days of MetLife Pet Insurance
- A free training session from GoodPup
- Discounts from local businesses
- 10% off your purchase in our Animal Antics Retail Store
- A lifetime of memories!

Don't hesitate! Find your new best friend today: www.wihumane.org/adopt 💙

04/18/2024

🚨50% off dog AND puppy adoption fees!
Have you been waiting for a sign to welcome a new canine companion into your family? This is it! All dog AND puppy adoption fees are 50% off the rest of the month (Thursday, 4/18 - Tuesday, 4/30)! With nearly 120 dogs and puppies available for adoption right now, you're bound to find a match for you. To view our up-to-date list of available animals, visit www.wihumane.org/adopt

Stop by any WHS campus during adoption hours and bring home a new canine companion the same day! All dogs and puppies have been spayed or neutered, vaccinated, microchipped, and come with a certificate for a free vet exam, a free starter bag of food, 30 days of MetLife Pet Insurance (must be activated by adopter), a plethora of adopter perks and discounts from local businesses, PLUS 10% off your purchase in our Animal Antics Retail Store.

Can’t adopt right now but still wait to help? Many of these pups are also available to foster! Learn more and become a foster parent today at www.wihumane.org/foster/apply

04/17/2024

Octavia was 5 months old when she nervously arrived at our Kenosha Campus riddled with burrs and swollen red eyes. A bit of sweet talking and a few treats put her at ease, and by the time her exam was through, she was already earning her reputation as an outgoing and sociable pup. Our vet staff knew she would need surgery to correct the problem with her eyes, so we transferred her to our Ozaukee Campus, where we had a bit more room for this big girl to recover after this delicate surgery. Two surgeries later, Octavia was ready to find a new home. We soon found a loving family who could manage a potential reoccurrence of her eye issues – and just can’t imagine life without her:

“She immediately merged well with our family. We all say, “Octavia, you have always been a part of our family! We just hadn’t found you yet! We had two cats and another dog when Octavia came in—and our other dog was still grieving the loss of his dog companion a few months ago…Octavia immediately took to grooming our other dog’s ears and took care of him, and for the cats she has taken their lead and mostly just laid down next to them at most and made sure they feel safe. She likes to sit for long hours in the yard…We have an appointment with ophthalmology at UW Veterinary to look at her eye in May since the issue has been recurring. We keep her away from dog parks to avoid any possible infection at this time—but luckily, she hasn’t had a problem with itching the eye at all.” 💖

We are so happy to know Octavia has found a family who can return all the love she has to give, and we wish you all the best in the years ahead! 🎉

04/16/2024

This mama cat and her kittens need your support! Mallory was found by a kind stranger who instantly knew she needed help. With a brood of newborn kittens and a severe open wound on her front leg, she was fighting for all of their lives. Mallory was brought to WHS, where X-rays confirmed that her leg was fractured so extensively that it would never heal properly. With amputation as the best hope for Mallory’s future, our vet team quickly formulated care plans to see them all through to healthier days. Due to the severity of her injury, the surgery could not wait. During the procedure, staff carefully monitored and hand-fed Mallory's kittens, who were all thrilled to be reunited with mom once she was feeling better.

Since her successful amputation surgery, Mallory and her babies have been recuperating with one of our loving foster families. Despite recovering from a major surgery that has her relearning how to navigate the world, her supreme confidence and natural instincts have impressed everyone who has had the pleasure of watching this doting and confident mama shine. Her kittens are thriving, and so is she, thanks to an incredible care team behind her – and the support that makes it possible.

Will you make a gift today to help Mallory and her kittens on their road to recovery? Donations are currently being MATCHED, so your $5, $10, or even $25 gift will have twice the impact for Mallory – and all the animals in our care.
To give, simply use the Donate button below or visit https://wihumane.me/SpringMatch2024

Thank you for your consideration and support!

04/15/2024

Did you hear the news? Registration for Pet Walk Ozaukee is now open! Why register in advance?

1️⃣ You can take advantage of our Early Bird Discount with 50% off day-of registration fees right now!
2️⃣ The sooner you register, the sooner you can start fundraising to earn cool prizes!
👉 Learn more and register at www.petwalkozaukee.com

Pet Walk Ozaukee is happening on Saturday, August 24 at Rotary Park in Mequon. We invite all animal lovers, as well as leashed and well-behaved pets to join us for a walk around the park and festival featuring vendors, dog games, demonstrations, kids’ activities, and even a doggie costume contest, all to benefit the animals and families served by WHS. Pet Walk is pet-friendly, but you don’t need a pet to participate - everyone is welcome!

Join The Wisconsin Humane Society as we fundraise for a great cause.

04/12/2024

Splash was rescued and brought to our Ozaukee Campus after being found shivering in a local car wash. He was wet, cold, and partially dyed pink from a sea of soap upon his arrival. Worst of all, the sensitive skin on all four of his tiny paws was bleeding, infected, and terribly inflamed.
Our veterinary team removed the most severely damaged tissue, and spent the next month treating, bandaging, and monitoring his paws as a more confident and affectionate personality began to shine.

Finally healthy enough for adoption and ready for some fearless pouncing, Splash was adopted mere hours after he was made available for adoption! He’s been warm and cozy ever since 💖

04/12/2024

The Wisconsin Humane Society is excited to once again offer the camp scholarship program this summer for kids in our community! The program provides young people in grades 1-9 who are in need of financial assistance the chance to attend a WHS summer camp for free. Camps vary for different age groups and explore a variety of animal-related topics such as animal behavior, career opportunities in animal welfare, and even what it takes to become a veterinarian.
Applications are due April 20.

⭐ For more information and to apply, visit www.wihumane.org/scholarships

Please share with someone who you think could benefit from a free summer camp opportunity. We want everyone who loves animals to have the chance to benefit from this fun and engaging summer experience!

Questions? Please email us at [email protected]

04/11/2024

The Wisconsin Humane Society’s Auction for Animals is officially OPEN and accepting bids! 🎉
From now until Wednesday, April 17 at 8pm, you can place bids online for a variety of items gifted to us by generous donors, including home items, sports memorabilia, jewelry, pet items, and fun things for your family! All proceeds support the Wisconsin Humane Society, helping us serve more animals and the people who love them.

To start browsing and bidding, please visit 👉 wihumane.me/SpringAuction 👈
🤞 Good luck!

*Winning bidders will be contacted via email after the auction closes to schedule a pick-up day and time at our Milwaukee, Green Bay, or Kenosha Campuses. Sorry, shipping is not available, but you can arrange to have someone else pick up your items on your behalf. Please contact us at [email protected] with any questions.

04/09/2024

Here is Onyx, short and stout! 🎵 Those are his legs, that is his snout, take him on a walk and hear him bark!
Our friend Onyx is 3 years old, 38lbs, and waiting at the Ozaukee Campus to meet his family. He is looking for a home with no kids under the age of 8 and no other dogs.
He is neutered, vaccinated, microchipped, and his reduced adoption fee of $75 includes a certificate for a free vet exam, a free starter bag of food, and many more perks! 🎉

Come meet him during adoption hours at the Ozaukee Campus www.wihumane.org/adopt/animal?id=53840918

04/08/2024

When Bestie's family reached out to share how well he was doing and the remarkable difference he was making in their home, we could not keep it to ourselves:

“I adopted Bestie last week Tuesday to be a companion to my rescue Tiny Toni. We lost the other two dogs we had with her the last six years since we rescued her. She wasn’t eating or really responding to anything the last three weeks. She began eating and acting herself the same day he came to stay with us. He loves being by her and I can’t tell you how happy we are she is back to her normal self. His name is now Prince Charming, since he saved her. I call him My Prince. Just wanted to let you know he is doing great with all his training and a wonderful addition to our family.“

We are so happy that Tiny Toni has found her Prince, and he has landed such a loving family. ♥ Congratulations to you all!

04/05/2024

Small whiskers, big whiskers, claws, paws, fur, or scales, the Ozaukee Campus has a companion for you! Stop by during adoption hours and meet the newest addition to your family: www.wihumane.org/adopt 😺🐹🐭🐰🐶🐢

Also, we still have a few open spots for our upcoming Low-cost Vaccine Clinic being held at the Ozaukee Campus on 4/10 - open to everyone! Find all the details and book your pet's appointment here: www.wihumane.org/vaccines

04/01/2024

Lexie was found running loose, unable to use her back leg, and her entire body trembled in fear as rescuers brought the 15lb dog to WHS. Her left rear leg was scraped and swollen, and X-rays revealed a fragment of her bone dislodged near her knee. We gave her pain medication, antibiotics, and put her on strict bed rest, but the leg proved to be beyond repair – Lexie needed amputation surgery. We can’t imagine how much pain she must have been in before, but today, Lexie is thriving on three legs and is completely adored by her dad – all thanks to supporters like you.

Over the course of a year, thousands of animals come through our doors. They require varying degrees of treatment, from simple vaccinations to life-saving surgery and extended periods of therapy. As animals heal and await adoption, we’ll meet whatever other needs they have, too. But as you can imagine, the expenses really add up! We're hoping that you'll consider making a donation to offset our medical costs for animals like Lexie.

🎉Exciting news! Donations are now being matched through April! Every dollar you give to the Wisconsin Humane Society is being matched right now by some incredible friends, up to $65,000. It's the perfect time to make twice the impact for animals in need ❤
Simply use the Donate button below or visit https://wihumane.me/SpringMatch2024

Thank you so much!

03/28/2024

Calling all potential dog adopters! 🚨
With more than 100 dogs & puppies available for adoption at WHS, now is the perfect time to welcome home a new tail-wagging friend! From wiggly puppies to seasoned seniors, we have a match for you 🐶❤
Visit wihumane.org/adopt to see all the available dogs at our Ozaukee Campus and area foster homes!

Don't forget to also check out our Benchwarmers, the wonderful dogs who have been with us several days, weeks, or even months with a reduced adoption fee of just $75!
Like all of their friends up for adoption, they've been spayed/neutered, microchipped, and given initial vaccinations.
Now all they need is you! 💕

03/26/2024

We still have spots available for our upcoming dog & puppy training class! Open to anyone looking for behavior support!

🐾 Basic Training for Puppies and Dogs

In this weekly class, you and your dog or puppy will work on building the foundation for comfort in new spaces, handler focus, stays, loose leash walking, and coming when called. This class will run once a week for 6 weeks and is open to dogs and puppies of all ages! Spots are limited to ensure maximum hands-on time with our trainers! Click here for additional details and to sign up:

-> Ozaukee Campus | Beginning April 10th from 5:30 - 6:20PM | wihumane.me/BasicTrainingPuppiesDogs

For additional training classes and behavior FAQ’s, visit https://www.wihumane.org/behavior

03/25/2024

We often get asked: which dogs have been at the shelter the longest?
Meet Landon, the sweetest pup looking for a loving home! This handsome 5-year-old has been at WHS for months. Since his arrival, he has won the hearts of our staff and volunteers, and was even nominated as the one and only “Employee of the Month” at our Ozaukee Campus due to his outstanding professionalism. 💕

We know Landon’s match is out there, and we need your help to find them! He is not without his quirks, as he has shown behaviors associated with separation anxiety, and while he adores people, Landon cannot share a home with cats, dogs, or children under the age of 13. Although he takes his time warming up to new people, once you’ve earned his trust, you’ll have the most loyal best friend! Landon is neutered, vaccinated, and microchipped, plus his adopter will receive a certificate for a free vet exam, a free starter bag of food, 30 days of pet insurance, a free training session from GoodPup, and even more perks! Plus, you get to name your own adoption fee for Landon!

Can’t adopt right now? Landon would also be thrilled to find a foster home where he can decompress and get a break from the shelter environment. If you’re not already an approved foster parent, you can start your foster journey today at www.wihumane.org/foster/apply 👈.

Can you open your heart and home to Landon? To find out if you’re a good match, come meet him during adoption hours at the Ozaukee Campus! https://www.wihumane.org/adopt/animal?id=50163229

03/18/2024

Creating a will and getting your affairs in order can feel confusing and intimidating, but it doesn’t have to be – we’re here to help!

The Wisconsin Humane Society invites you to attend Leaving a Legacy: Estate Planning 201, a free online workshop where you can have your financial and legal questions answered by estate planning experts! All are welcome, whether or not you were able to attend our Estate Planning 101 workshop in January!

This workshop will be hosted by the WHS Planned Giving team via Zoom on Tuesday, March 26 from 8:00 - 9:00 a.m. Along with a brief update on the lifesaving work happening every day at WHS, the workshop will also include a virtual round-table discussion with our experts Jack Simpson of Raymond James and Peter Wyant of Wyant Law Offices, S.C..

By attending Leaving a Legacy: Estate Planning 201, you’ll walk away with:

· Helpful tips for getting your plans in place
· A better grasp of estate planning language
· Easy next steps to make sure the legacy you leave has your stamp of approval

Attendance is limited, so reserve your spot today at wihumane.me/estateplanning201

For assistance or to request information be sent to you if you’re unable to attend, please email [email protected] or call Meghan Hoffmann at 414-264-6257 x6146.

The impact you want to make for your loved ones, animals, and your community is within reach. We can help you take that first step!

Learn more about our experts! Jack Simpson is a Raymond James Branch Manager who has been advising clients since 1981. A partner and friend of WHS, Simpson leads his team to work with clients to understand their unique circumstances and create personal and distinct plans that provide a roadmap for their financial journeys. He can support you with questions about non-cash gifts, decision-making about gifts left to beneficiaries in your will and retirement plans, plans to distribute investments during and beyond your lifetime, and much more. Peter Wyant, attorney at Wyant Law Offices, S.C., focuses his practice on estate and wealth transfer planning along with trust and probate estate administration. An advocate and champion of animals, Wyant works with clients of all backgrounds to develop and implement the proper estate plan for each unique situation. He can support you with questions about creating or updating your last will and testament, establishing a trust or estate that mirrors the legacy you wish to make, minimizing tax exposure, and much more.

03/15/2024

🔎 Aren’t seeing your match in the shelter? Explore our Virtual Rehoming page to discover incredible pets actively looking for caring individuals!
By utilizing the online resource Home To Home™, potential adopters are able to view animals out in the community who are in need of new families. This allows the animals to search for an adopter from the comfort of their current home, plus it leaves more room at the shelter for animals who don't already have an advocate. 💙
All listings contain information from the current owners whom you’ll work with directly to find out more about the animal’s personality, ideal living situation, and to coordinate adoption.
If you're looking for a new best friend, be sure to bookmark this link: www.wihumane.org/virtual-rehoming
Choose “Seeking a new pet,” then click on the photo gallery to view the full list of available animals ❤

03/11/2024

Is your pet due for updated vaccines or in need of a microchip? There are still spots available at our Low-cost Vaccine & Microchip Clinic for cats and dogs this Wednesday, 3/13 from 9-11:30am. Open to everyone! 💙
👉 Appointments are required and must be made in advance. For all the details and to book your appointment, please visit www.wihumane.org/vaccines.

Fees (payment required at the time of booking):
* Rabies: $16
* DHPP (canine distemper, hepatitis, parainfluenza, parvo): $16
* FVRCP (rhinotracheitis, calicivirus, panleukopenia): $16
* Bordetella: $25
* Microchip: $25

03/06/2024

We need to clear an entire dog ward ASAP! Essential maintenance to the floors in the dog ward at our Kenosha Campus is happening next week, which means we need to move out all the dogs in those kennels before then! No matter which WHS campus you can adopt or foster from, we'd be so grateful for your help. There are lots of incredible dogs and puppies who would love to stay with you, either as a temporary house guest or as your newest family member!

🐾 To view our available dogs, visit www.wihumane.org/adopt then stop in during adoption hours to bring your new BFF home the very same day.

🐾 To foster an animal, simply watch our online orientation, fill out the foster parent application, and we'll get back to you as soon as possible with next steps: www.wihumane.org/foster/apply.

To answer the most common foster questions we receive:
Dogs may be in need of foster care to recuperate from an illness or injury in a home environment, for behavior observation, or simply to open up another space at the shelter for the next animal in need.
No, you don't need a lot of space in your home.
Yes, you can definitely foster if you have children.
Yes, you get to select which animal to bring home from our list of those in need of foster care.
And yes, you can become a foster parent if you already have pets!
No experience necessary; WHS will provide supplies, instructions, and buckets of gratitude!

Become part of the Rachael Ray™ Nutrish® Foster Program at the Wisconsin Humane Society today!

03/04/2024

🎉 Donations MATCHED! 🎉
Every dollar you give to the Wisconsin Humane Society is being matched by some incredible friends right now, up to $65,000. Now is the perfect time to make twice the impact for animals in need ❤

At two years old, Lexie was found running loose, unable to use her back leg, and her entire body trembled in fear as rescuers brought the 15lb pup to WHS. Her left rear leg was scraped and swollen, with X-rays soon revealing a fragment of her bone dislodged near her knee. We gave her medication to ease her pain, antibiotics to prevent infection, and put her on strict bed rest, but the leg proved to be beyond repair – Lexie needed amputation surgery. We can’t imagine how much pain she must have been in before, but that weight had finally been lifted and she was thrilled to have a new lease on life. Today, Lexie is thriving on three legs and is completely adored by her dad – all thanks to supporters like you.

Over the course of a year, thousands of animals come through our doors. They require varying degrees of treatment, from simple vaccinations to life-saving surgery and extended periods of therapy. As animals heal and await adoption, we’ll meet whatever other needs they have, too. But as you can imagine, the expenses really add up! We're hoping that you'll consider making a donation to offset our medical costs for animals like Lexie.
Simply use the Donate button below or visit https://wihumane.me/SpringMatch2024
Thank you so much!

02/28/2024

Named Flight Attendant when she arrived as a stray to our Ozaukee Campus, this lovely lady has settled beautifully into her new life and has a new name to go with it. We received this update from her adopter, Debra Jo, and it's simply too good to keep to ourselves:

“Her forever name is Stella Blue. (I'm a Grateful Dead fan.) She settled into life with me quickly and appears quite happy. As you can see from the picture of her on my lap, she is Queen of our home. My previous cats were both elderly, so I had to adjust to a few things- she is spry, active, and curious. I am now used to finding my pens and pencils on the floor- because they are perfect for batting around! Houseplants no longer live on windowsills, and the toilet seat is always left down. She loves sitting on my lap in the early mornings while I read. She enjoys 'hunting' her toys, especially if I'm dragging or swinging them for her. Watching her leap and play is better than television!”

Congratulations to Stella Blue and Debra Jo on all the love you have found and all the fun that lies ahead!

02/19/2024

Zeus already had a well-earned reputation as a gentle giant and all-around Good Boy© with our staff and volunteers when a family planned to celebrate their daughter's 10th birthday at WHS. The party included games, pizza, birthday cake, and a tour of the shelter. When the family mentioned loving big dogs, our staff knew they had to meet Zeus.

We can’t be certain who was struck first, but it's safe to say there was love at first sight. 😍 Zeus went home with them that afternoon and has been thriving ever since.
We are so happy to know that he and the birthday girl share a “best day ever” and wish them years of happy memories to come!

02/17/2024

Aren’t seeing your match in the shelter? Explore our Virtual Rehoming page to discover incredible pets actively looking for caring individuals!
By utilizing the online resource Home To Home™, potential adopters are able to view animals out in the community who are in need of new families. This allows the animals to search for an adopter from the comfort of their current home, plus it leaves more room at the shelter for animals who don't already have an advocate. 💙
All listings contain information from the current owners whom you’ll work with directly to find out more about the animal’s personality, ideal living situation, and to coordinate adoption.
If you're looking for a new best friend, be sure to bookmark this link: www.wihumane.org/virtual-rehoming. Choose “Seeking a new pet,” then click on the photo gallery to view the full list of available animals ❤