Shelter Wish List
Regular Cat Litter (no scoopable)
Rawhide treats for dogs
Washable (plastic) dog toys
Tartar Control treats for cats
Catnip
HP Inkjet print cartridges #96, #97 & #02
Aluminum cans
Or donate money to our:
Spay/Neuter Fund
Shelter Improvement Fund
Endowment Fund for new Shelter
Dan's Cat Things
Two shelter cats Chloe and Tigger are enjoying our new cat tree donated by Dan Anderson of Dan's Cat Things!
If you are interested in one for your cat give Dan a call at
715-532-7155
Why Spay/Neuter?
- Spaying and neutering are safe, simple surgeries that stop animals from reproducing. Females are spayed; males are neutered.
- Kittens and puppies weighing as little as two pounds can be spayed and neutered. Check with your veterinarian.
- One unneutered male can impregnate dozens of females. Therefore, it’s just as important to neuter males as it is to spay females-even if you keep your pet confined or on a leash. Accidents happen when you least expect them!
- Spaying and neutering reduces or eliminates the risk of certain types of cancer that can kill your pet and are expensive to treat.
- Spaying and neutering may eliminate undesirable behaviors such as fighting, spraying and roaming. This helps prevent injury to your pet and veterinary expenses.
- Dogs don’t become less protective of their guardians or homes after being spayed or neutered.
- Neutering doesn’t make your less “masculine.” On the contrary, it protects against male feminizing syndrome by preventing estrogen-secreting testicular tumors.
- Spaying and neutering are not unnatural, but humane and life-affirming means of ending the euthanasia of healthy, adoptable pets.
- Spaying or neutering is as vital to your pet’s overall well-being as routine physical examinations, good nutrition, grooming, playtime and love!
- Spaying and neutering are affordable. If you need financial assistance to pay for spay/neuter services, there are programs to help you.
Please spay and neuter your pets!
Look before you leap, a pet is for KEEPS!
