Sauk County Humane Society -

The mission of the Sauk County Humane Society is to prevent suffering and be part of the homeless pet solution. It takes many dedicated individuals working together to make things better and here at the shelter that is what is happening, a group of individuals who want to make a change are doing just that.

cares for about 1700 animals each year
provides Animal Control services for the County – about 700 calls each year
adopts out about 900 pets each year
educates over 2000 children each year about safety around pets
works to reduce pet over-population in our area
quarantines bite case animals for Sauk County
offers low-cost summer Day camps, helps Scouts earn "pet care" badges, and many other services for animal-loving children
serves as a resource for pet owners seeking advice on pet issues
has (limited) Spay/Neuter Assistance (SNAP) to help qualified individuals with the cost of altering a pet
has (limited) Josh Diehm Veterinarian Costs assistance funds for qualifying individuals
(if we have space) can accept a limited number of "surrenders" from owners no longer able or willing to care for a pet
and much, much more!

Go Fetch! Search for... Sauk County Humane Society 618 Highway 136 Baraboo, WI 53913 (608) 356-2520 Fax (608) 356-2519 E-mail the Shelter The Shelter is located in West Baraboo at 618 Hwy 136, right across from the Sears Grand. Proud Sponsor of the Sauk County Humane Society. Featured Chats with the Director Petfinder "Adopting A Shelter Dog - The First Seven Days." Supporters Happy Adoptions Large Animal Rescue in Bristol, Wisconsin May 18th-20th	About Us Mission Statement The mission of the Sauk County Humane Society is to prevent suffering and be part of the homeless pet solution. It takes many dedicated individuals working together to make things better and here at the shelter that is what is happening, a group of individuals who want to make a change are doing just that. Preventing cruelty to animals; Finding homes for animals; Promoting spay-neutering efforts, and Extending humane education and outreach. Our Core Values and Beliefs compassion common sense (balance) professionalism/knowledge respect for people and animals education (kids!) dedication teamwork organization Services Provided to Sauk County Communities cares for about 1700 animals each year provides Animal Control services for the County – about 700 calls each year adopts out about 900 pets each year educates over 2000 children each year about safety around pets works to reduce pet over-population in our area quarantines bite case animals for Sauk County offers low-cost summer Day camps, helps Scouts earn "pet care" badges, and many other services for animal-loving children serves as a resource for pet owners seeking advice on pet issues has (limited) Spay/Neuter Assistance (SNAP) to help qualified individuals with the cost of altering a pet has (limited) Josh Diehm Veterinarian Costs assistance funds for qualifying individuals (if we have space) can accept a limited number of "surrenders" from owners no longer able or willing to care for a pet and much, much more!	Pet of the Week << Back • -- Charlie September has rolled in and so to have the beautiful autumn colors that can also be seen in our pets of the week. Charlie, a wonderful, happy-go-lucky, lab mix is our first to charm you this week. He sports a remarkable sunny, harvest gold coat with white accents and has a friendly glint in his eyes that says “happy to make your acquaintance”. Adorable and young,(around seven months and already neutered), he is affectionate with everyone he meets- two and four footed. Charlie is guaranteed to put some “zippity-do-da” back in your day! Janie Back to our focus on fall colors, check out our little girl Janie. Jane is a spayed female calico around four months of age. She comes in a lovely array of colors all spilling from a soft muted gray base that is splashed with pumpkin orange and puffy clouds of white, she is a delightful sight indeed! Perky and petite, she will easily win your heart with her kind disposition. For more information on available animals you can email shelter@saukhumane.org or contact the shelter by phone at 356-2520 or check out the Available Animals. Upcoming Events September 1st - September 30th Maurice's Donation Spot Hey everybody, here is a fun way to support the shelter animals –From September 1-September 30th, Maurice’s will be collecting donations (both financial and pet supplies) all to benefit the Sauk County Humane Society-how cool is that? September 26th - 12:00 pm Maurices Fashion Show On Sunday, September 26th at noon Maurice’s at the Tanger Outlet will be hosting a fashion show to benefit the animals of Sauk County. Come on out and show your support!
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