The Ridglan Farms beagles have started arriving. Help us clear kennel space by adopting an available animal, help lost animals get home, and learn additional ways to help the beagles.

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Apr 30th, 2026

DCHS Assisting with Ridglan Farms Beagle Rescue

A total of 1,500 beagles from Ridglan Farms are being released—and they need our community more than ever.

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How to Help Shelter Happenings

Apr 30th, 2026

DCHS Assisting with Ridglan Farms Beagle Rescue

A total of 1,500 beagles from Ridglan Farms are being released—and they need our community more than ever.

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How to Help Outreach & Education

Apr 29th, 2026

Leading the Way

How DCHS is Shaping the Future of Animal Welfare: With the help of supporters like you, we can make a difference in the lives of animals.

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Apr 26th, 2026

Celebrating Ruth Vetter Day

April 26th marks a special day at Dane County Humane Society (DCHS).

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Wildlife How to Help

Apr 22nd, 2026

YOU Can Help A Poisoned Swan Heal

A lone, lethargic Tundra Swan found in a field is suffering from severe lead toxicity. We need YOUR help to heal them.

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Wildlife

Apr 10th, 2026

Behind the Numbers: When Baby Animals Arrive

When are babies born and has the timing of annual admissions changed in the last decade? Read about the most common species born during spring months.

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Wildlife

Apr 10th, 2026

Tips and Tricks for Baby Wild Animal Situations: Bunnies

DCHS's Wildlife Center admits hundreds of baby birds, mammals, and reptiles each spring — and receives the most calls about Eastern Cottontail Rabbits. Below are tips on when and how to intervene.

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