Jackson County Animal Shelter-Wisconsin

22/01/2025

This cat just jumped into a lady’s car on Third Street. If it is your cat please call Ally at 715-896-5884.

22/01/2025

21/01/2025

All these wonderful pups are still available at the Jackson County Animal Shelter. They are patiently waiting for that special person or family to call their own. Their special talents include stealing hearts, hogging the bed and turning “fetch” into a never ending game. Please take the time to stop in and learn more about them.

20/01/2025

This good looking guy was just picked up outside of Humbird. If you know where he belongs give the shelter a call at 715-284-0251. He will be here waiting for you.

18/01/2025

We would like to thank this young gentleman for using his own money to sponsor a cat from our shelter. How thoughtful was that? Thank you so much!

18/01/2025

These 2 boys were just found running behind the Co-op Credit Union.

17/01/2025

17/01/2025

Meet Bean and Coby, the newest additions to the Jackson County Animal Shelter family, and get ready to be inspired by their unbreakable bond. As an 11-year-old long-haired male Chihuahua and his 10-year-old short-haired son, they embody the true spirit of friendship and loyalty. They dream of snuggling up with you on chilly winter nights and cruising around town, spreading joy wherever they go. Visit the shelter today and discover the magic of this incredible duo.

16/01/2025

Copper was just surrendered today. His people are heart broken. The reason he was brought to the shelter is that he was starting to show his Heeler tendencies. He was nipping at the 7 year old as Heelers sometimes do. He is part Red Bone / Red Heeler. He is about 2 years old and weighs 70 pounds.
Copper is quite the dog! He can sit, lay down, rollover, speak and plays fetch!
Things he loves to do is eat, eat, eat and run. He loves to go camping, beach days and 4 wheeling.
He is kennel trained and loves to go for car rides.
He really doesn’t care for young kids so a home with no kids or older kids is a must.
If this fun guy sounds like a good fit stop in to the Jackson County Animal Shelter. Let’s find this guy a home!
As a bonus he is up to date on shots and is neutered.

15/01/2025

UPDATE: All the puppies have been adopted! Here is our second half of the “Pittie 4”.
Here we have little Darby ( the runt of the litter) and her bigger sister Maple. The 2 girls are a little more active than their brothers but are just as sweet! Come meet them at the Jackson County Animal Shelter!

15/01/2025

UPDATE: Both boys have been adopted! Meet 2 of our 4 Pittie Pups. Here we have Finn(a more solid lilac champagne color) and Patches who has the same coloring but with patches of white. They are around 4 months old and are just the cutest little guys. They are very social and just waiting to meet their families! Both of these are male.

15/01/2025

Handsome Loki is patiently waiting at the Jackson County Animal Shelter. He is a very quiet, reserved young boy. He is waiting for someone to come and take him home where he can bask in the comfort and warmth of a home.
We are not exactly sure of his breed but we do know that he is a very sweet guy. Stop at the shelter this afternoon between 1-4 to meet Loki and to find out more about him.

14/01/2025

UPDATE: He went home! This handsome boy was just picked up on 7th and Fillmore. If he is yours give the shelter a call.

13/01/2025

UPDATE: They have been found! Aspen the Husky and Bear the Australian Shepherd took off this morning from County Highway E. They do not have their collars on. If you see them please give Nieta a call at 406-661-0606 or call the shelter at 715-284-0251. Let’s help get these dogs home!

12/01/2025

Thank you Northwood Vet Service for giving her a second chance. She already looks so much healthier!

11/01/2025

UPDATE: She has been found! Please help find Ruby! She took off from N1064 County J outside of Neillsville. She is a soft coated Wheaten Terrier. She is 9 years old about 40 pounds and primarily white in color. She is wearing a red collar with her name and number on it. If seen or found please call Olivia Schroeder at 920-979-8613 or Matt Schroeder at 920-251-1040. You could also reach out to Jackson County Animal Shelter at 715-284-0251 or Clark County Humane Society. Ruby and her family are not from this area and will ne heading home tomorrow.