South Wood County Humane Society provides warm and safe shelter to around 800 stray and unwanted dogs, cats, and small animals each year. Most require vaccinations and surgical procedures; some require unique behavioral considerations, and some need life-saving medical treatment. On a daily basis our shelter provides housing and care to many animals. Our daily count of residents ranges from around 60 pets on winter days to upwards of 150 pets on summer days. Your continued support is needed and appreciated as we strive to improve the welfare of our community’s pets.

Supporting SWCHS allows our staff and volunteers to continue our mission of building a stronger bond between people and pets through education and community outreach. We provide the homeless pets in our care with necessary medical treatment and safe shelter. We promote spay and neuter programs to reduce overpopulation. We implement strong adoption programs to ensure that our furry companions have the opportunity to live in a loving home.