Mission Statement

The mission of the Sauk County Humane Society is to encourage responsible treatment of animals through:

* 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
* dedication
* teamwork
* organization

SCHS Services Provided to Sauk County Communities

* cares for about 1,700 animals each year
* provides Animal Control services for the County – about 700 calls each year
* adopts out about 900 pets each year
* educates over 2,000 children each year about safety around pets
* works to reduce pet over-population in our area
* quarantines bite case animals
*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 * administers grants such as the SPOT program, which pays for most of the cost of spaying/neutering pets.
* 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
* serves as an open-door shelter for all surrenders
*and much, much more!