Kittens/Cats
Kittens/Cats
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Feral Cats
Feral Cats
If you see feral cats that aren't known to be fed, please use the link below to report them to our rescue. We will do what we can to help trap them, but it is very possible that the cats will move on before we get to a location.
Feral Kittens
Feral Kittens
If you find feral kittens that are without their mother, please put them in a box with a dry towel. It is most important that they are kept warm, but not hot. Please fill out the form below, as well as follow the kitten specific directions.
Dogs
Dogs
DO NOT APPROACH
DO NOT APPROACH
It is generally recommended that you do NOT approach dogs that you are not familiar with. Many dogs that are lost from home are fearful of strangers and can bolt if they are approached, causing them to run into roadways and causing further danger; they may also bite out of fear, which poses a risk to your health. Instead, call the non-emergency police number and report a lost dog and allow the professionals to locate them.
It is generally recommended that you do NOT approach dogs that you are not familiar with. Many dogs that are lost from home are fearful of strangers and can bolt if they are approached, causing them to run into roadways and causing further danger; they may also bite out of fear, which poses a risk to your health. Instead, call the non-emergency police number and report a lost dog and allow the professionals to locate them.
Wildlife
Wildlife
It is generally recommended to allow professionals to handle wildlife that may need help. It is illegal in the state of Wisconsin to house wildlife longer than 24 hours without the proper permits. Below are a few resources regarding what to do if you find wildlife you believe is hurt or in need of relocation.
It is generally recommended to allow professionals to handle wildlife that may need help. It is illegal in the state of Wisconsin to house wildlife longer than 24 hours without the proper permits. Below are a few resources regarding what to do if you find wildlife you believe is hurt or in need of relocation.
Wisconsin DNR
Wisconsin DNR
The Wisconsin DNR website provides resources and a directory of information regarding what to do if you find orphaned or injured wild animals. This includes a map of licensed wildlife rehabilitators who can provide species-specific advice.
WI Humane Society
WI Humane Society
The Wisconsin Humane Society website is a hub of information for different species of wild animals. There are individual articles for each animal you may come across. They ask that you read their article and provide a phone number to call if you need assistance.
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Services
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Services
U.S. Fish and Wildlife services provides a website with information on what to do if you find stranded wild animals. There are resources for finding rehabilitators, as well as articles for reporting wildlife crimes and other relivent information.
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