Feral Cats

Feral cats are un-owned, free roaming cats that avoid contact with humans. Feral cats that are picked up and taken to the local animal shelter generally end up getting killed since the cats aren't tame enough to be placed in homes. In addition, removing the cats from their environment does not solve the problem; it merely creates a vacuum that other feral cats fill. Programs that trap, neuter and re-release the cats back into their environment offer a humane and effective means of dealing with free-roaming cats.

If you are interested in participating in the program, contact one of the Dane County vet clinics listed below:

Clinic	Location	Telephone
All Creatures Vet Hospital	Verona	848-8990
All Pets Vet Clinic	Middleton	831-1392
And Dogs Too	Middleton	836-0010
Animal Hospital of Sun Prairie	Sun Prairie	837-5383
Animal Hospital of Verona	Verona	845-6700
Candlin Pet Hospital	Madison	256-3271
Citywide Pet Clinic	Madison	222-8387
Companion Animal Hospital	Madison	277-8888
Country View Vet Service	Oregon	835-0551
Deerfield Vet Clinic	Deerfield	764-5428
Deer-Grove Vet Clinic	Deerfield	764-5428
DeForest Vet Clinic	DeForest	846-3933
Fitchburg Animal Hospital	Madison	271-4212
Healthy Pet Clinic	Madison	294-9494
Middleton Vet Hospital	Middleton	836-8561
Oregon Vet Medical Clinic	Oregon	835-7323
Petinary	Madison	255-1239
Pineview Vet Clinic	Waunakee	850-7387
Prairie Vet Associates	Sun Prairie	834-6404
Sandhill Pet Clinic	Madison	241-7600
Stoughton Vet Service	Stoughton	873-8022
Verona Vet Medical Service	Verona	845-6512
Village Animal Clinic	Oregon	835-7007
Waunakee Vet Clinic	Waunakee	849-4432
Westside Family Pet Clinic	Madison	271-5277

For more information:

Feline Friends Fund

The Feline Friends Fund provides lifesaving donations directly to the homeless cats at Dane County Humane Society. Help support our efforts to make a difference in the lives of the thousands of cats that come through our doors. Contributions to the Feline Friends Fund support cat adoption programs, spay and neuter surgeries to help reduce chronic overpopulation, as well as outreach and educational efforts to make our community a safer, kinder place for cats. Click here to donate directly to the Feline Friends Fund.

Help Me Heal Fund

Dane County Humane Society's Animal Medical Services (AMS) provides outstanding medical attention and care to ALL of the homeless animals that come through our doors. Our latest story is about an energetic kitten named Morel who through sickness kept a fighting spirit and loving heart (click on the picture to read more). We depend on your kindhearted donations to make these miracles happen. To make a contribution, please donate directly to the Help Me Heal fund.

Businesses That Support Us

Learn more about businesses that support DCHS.

When you apply for a Kwik Card you can participate in their fundraising program. Instead of receiving a rebate for purchases made on your personal account, you have the option of slecting DCHS to receive your Kwik Rewards. In addition, Kwik Trip will donate 1% of the total purchases you made to DCHS. To sign up, call (888) 736-5945.

Who's Helping Animals

Dog's Best Friend Trainin

Thank you Dog's Best Friend Training, Ltd. for donating behavioral consultations and training to the homeless animals of Dane County Humane Society!

5132 Voges Road, Madison, WI 53718
Phone: (608) 838 - 0413