Most DCHS and Wildlife Center services are by appointment only. If you found a lost animal, need to surrender a pet, found wildlife in need of help, or require another service, please call before coming to the shelter. Adoption visits are handled on a first-come, first-served basis.
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Jul 5th, 2022
DCHS Celebrates Staff, Volunteers, and Community Partners
Dane County Humane Society honored staff, volunteers, and community partners during our Annual Membership Meeting on Wednesday, June 29.
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Jul 5th, 2022
DCHS Celebrates Staff, Volunteers, and Community Partners
Dane County Humane Society honored staff, volunteers, and community partners during our Annual Membership Meeting on Wednesday, June 29.
Jun 30th, 2022
DCHS Joins Team Berkeley
After escaping his family’s camper as they moved across the country, it took a village to help Berkeley find his way home again.
Jun 27th, 2022
Tips to Help Pets During Fireworks Season
DCHS provides tips on how to keep your pets safe during the Independence Day holiday and what to do if they get lost.
Jun 14th, 2022
Keep Your Pets Safe During Excessive Heat
Dane County Humane Society offers tips for pet families during extreme temperatures
Jun 8th, 2022
Providing Support During a Difficult Decision
Whatever the reason pet owners are contemplating pet surrender, DCHS provides various forms of support and counseling to help.
Jun 8th, 2022
Age is Just a Number! Ways Kids Can Support DCHS
Too young to volunteer? From lemonade stands to selling handmade items, there are many ways children can support Dane County Humane Society (DCHS)!