Angel’s Wish, Inc. is an all-volunteer animal welfare organization dedicated to reducing animal overpopulation, rehoming companion animals, and raising awareness of animal welfare issues in South Central Wisconsin. Activities include rehoming stray, homeless, and abandoned pets; recruiting and training foster families; educating on animal behavior and animal issues; and providing community outreach to support other efforts to care for and respect the needs of domestic and non-domestic animals.

Dane County Humane Society (DCHS) is a private, charitable, non-profit animal shelter that provides services for almost 7,000 homeless animals each year. Founded in 1921, DCHS is one of the oldest anti-cruelty organizations in the United States. As an open-admissions shelter, DCHS accepts all animals in need and strives to improve the quality of life for all animals through education and outreach services.

Ferret Nook Shelter/Adoption Center is no-kill ferret shelter established to promote the care and welfare of the domestic companion ferret. We provide information, education, and exchange of ideas for ferret owners, owners to be, veterinarians, and pet store personnel in all aspects relating to the domestic companion ferret. We are home to many wonderful adoptable ferrets, young and old; some who require special care or medication, have become permanent residents. We also rescue ferrets in situations where they are displaced from their homes and re-home them when possible. The Ferret Nook is supported by its members, volunteers and generous donations.

Golden Retriever Rescue of Wisconsin, Inc. (GRRoW), is the oldest statewide, all volunteer, nonprofit organization, that helps place unwanted, abandoned or surrendered Golden Retrievers into loving, forever homes. GRRoW was founded in May of 2000, and has experienced continued organizational growth, while working toward the goal of caring for our breed.

Humane Animal Welfare Society of Waukesha County promotes the humane care and treatment of all animals and supports cooperative humane efforts throughout the state of Wisconsin. We are not associated with any other local or national humane society. The Humane Animal Welfare Society was incorporated on July 21,1965 by a group of concerned citizens to create a central location in Waukesha County where homeless and stray animals could be humanely kept and cared for and provided the opportunity for a happy, loving home.

Second Chance Border Collie Rescue of Wisconsin Inc. takes the unwanted, the homeless, the abused and neglected, and gives them a Second Chance at having a good life. We also make it our goal to educate the public on Border Collies - their care, and what makes them such special pets.

SHELTER FROM THE STORM is an all breed dog and cat organization that works in many different ways to reduce the euthanasia rate of healthy and adoptable animals in our nation's overcrowded humane societies and shelters.