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Sauk County Humane Society

Sauk County
Animal Shelter

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.


How to Avoid Losing Your Pet - and What to Do if It Happens Anyway!

If you have found a stray, email or call the shelter at 356-2520.

Remember: If your pet disappears, come to the Shelter in person to look.


How to Over-Winter Outdoor cats – Humanely!Licensing your Dog and Why It’s NOT Optional!What the Shelter is Doing These DaysS.C. Humane Society Recommendations on Re-homing PetsPurina’s Senior PetLover Adoption ProgramSC Humane Society Seeks Donations!
Get Adobe Reader Use this link to get Adobe Acrobat Reader to view pdf files. Protect your pet. ShelterCare Pet Insurance Programs

Make Your Own Pet a Celebrity - and Help the Animal Shelter!

Dianne Horlamus

Every year, Sauk County Humane Society produces a pet calendar that features photographs of local pets. What a great way to give your favorite pet a bit of fame and fortune - and the profits from the calendar help care for Shelter animals.

Enjoy taking photographs of your pet? Enter the 2010 calendar contest! Every picture entered gets into the calendar, and imagine the pride of having your pet on the cover! The deadline for submitting photographs is June 29, 2009. Click here for the entry form, or stop by during open hours.

Shelter Day Camp dates set!

For the 5th year, SCHS will run Day Camps at the Shelter this summer!

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There are three sessions of camp offered:

  • For children who will be entering 3rd - 4th grades, camp runs June 22 to 25th (Monday through Thursday) from 1:00 to 4:30 p.m. (cost = $75.00)
    Sorry! 3rd - 4th grade Day Camp is full!
  • For children who will be entering 4th - 5th grades, camp runs July 27th to 30th (Monday through Thursday) from 1:00 to 5 p.m. (cost = $75.00)
    Sorry! 4th - 5th grade Day Camp is full!
  • For children who will be entering 6th - 8th grades, camp runs from July 13th to 16th (Monday through Thursday) from 8:30 to 3 p.m. (cost = $125.00)
    Sorry! Middle School Day Camp is full!

These camps are designed for pet loving children, and year after year SCHS camps receive rave reviews from the participants. Children who attend a Shelter camp must be able to follow directions well and get along with other children. These camps fill up quickly, so don't wait to sign up!

See Who’s Helping the Shelter!

Girl Scouts Carrie Wal-Mart
Girl Scouts Click Here! Pierces
Rusty Baraboo’s Jack Young Middle School Halle

Pet of the Week

Little Packages Labelled "Handle With Care!"

These "pet packages" arrive labeled "Handle With Care". But when you open them, you find lovely jewels inside!

Morgan
Morgan

This petite female cat has a beautiful calico coat and big green-gold eyes. Morgan hangs back in her cage, though, and you'll think "Handle With Care". But sweet Morgan comes out willingly, warms right up, and loves lap time. A young adult who's already spayed and up-to-date on her shots, Morgan deserves a home with a person able to give her the care and handling she deserves.

 

Belinda and Girl
Belinda and Girl

Belinda (on the left) is a small, female schnauzer cross with a dark gray coat, big eyes, and a gentle nature. Belinda is about 3 years old, and is timid until she gets used to you. She will also need to learn some basics like how to walk on a leash. However, with a dog experienced owner able to give her the training she needs, Belinda should grow into a lovely little dog.

Girl is a feisty little cross of Yorkie and Jack Russell terrier, and is also (like Belinda) a young adult female. Girl needs someone able to handle her active and exuberant nature. But give her the training and exercise she needs, and Girl will delight many an owner!


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.

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Can't make it to the Shelter?

The Sauk County Humane Society has donation barrels located at these supporting businesses:

Pick 'N' Save - Baraboo
Animal House - Sauk City
Viking Village Foods - Reedsburg

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Picture Your Pet

2010 Pet Calendar Contest

Picture your pet on our best calendar yet!

Calendar Contest Photo

Photos must be submitted by June 29, 2009!

Download your entry form, read the contest rules and get snapping!