Most DCHS and Wildlife Center services are by appointment only, including reuniting lost animals, surrendering a pet, wildlife rehabilitation, and more. Adoption visits are first-come, first-served. We recommend checking our current waitlist prior to your visit.
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Jan 24th, 2023
Behind the Numbers: Wildlife Center's 2022 Annual Report Data
What animals were admitted to DCHS's Wildlife Center for rehabilitation in 2022? How many of what species, and could we find any trends? See details of our recent annual wildlife reports!
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Jul 11th, 2022
Intern Q&A: Why Apply for a Wildlife Internship?
We asked DCHS's Wildlife Center interns: What inspired you to apply for this wildlife internship and what are you hoping to learn? Below are their answers.
Jul 11th, 2022
A Busy Year at DCHS's Wildlife Center
The Wildlife Program Manager at Dane County Humane Society's Wildlife Center gives an update on the year so far.
Jul 5th, 2022
From Lost to Found Thanks to DCHS
Dane County Humane Society's Lost and Found staff and volunteers work hard cross-checking various files and photos to reunite hundreds of lost pets with their families each year.
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.