The mission of The Washington County Humane Society is to protect animals from suffering and cruelty, to provide care for animals afflicted by neglect and abandonment, and to enhance the lives of animals and people through education, adoption and compassion.
Hey my name is Saucy and I'm a spicy gal. I just came to WCHS from another shelter in Texas. I am all puppy with a ton of energy. My new home will need to teach me some more manners, but I already know how to sit! There can be no cats in my new ho...
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Hello everyone. My name is Bugs. I came to WCHS as a stray cat. I may be initially shy, but I am a really affectionate and chatty girl who is quite fond of facial and lower back massages. Scratch my back just before my tail or rub my cheeks near my n...
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Hippity, hoppity and a little bit of floppity! Have you ever considered adding a little spring into your household? Rabbits make wonderful pets and can normally be easily litterbox trained. A rabbit will typically live 9-12 years, providing they are ...
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New this year at Festival of Trees, we are offering expanded parking and a shuttle service.
See the attached maps for additional parking locations and the shuttle’s route. Shuttles will run from 9:45am to 7pm on Saturday and 9:45am to 4pm on Sunday. The Midwest Food Group parking lot closes at 7pm on Saturday and 4pm on Sunday. There is no fee to park or ride the shuttle. Please join us for our biggest fundraising event of the year. It’s a great way to kick-off the season and get you into the holiday spirit!
Event hours: Saturday, Dec. 7 from 10am-9pm
and Sunday Dec, 8 from 10am-6pm
Purchase tickets online or at the door:$7 per adult;
$5 per senior (60+); $5 per child (4-12.).
For more information, visithttp://www.wchspets.org/festival-of-trees/ or call the shelter at 262.677.4388.
On behalf of the animals, we hope to see you there!
**Please note: your donation will be going to The Washington County Humane Society in WISCONSIN.**
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