Carl W Nelson Animal Shelter

Rocky and Rustys Redemption Rescue's aim and vision are to save dogs of all types and sizes by ensuring their health and finding them loving, forever homes, one wag at a time.

The Adams County Humane Society is a privately owned, 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that depends entirely on contributions, adoption fees, services, and fundraisers. Our animals are surrendered by their owners from all around the state, from overcrowded facilities, and as strays.

No animal in need is ever turned away from the Sauk County Humane Society (SCHS), regardless of age, condition, the severity of injuries, or behavior.

Kim Abbs and Kathy Cipriani are the organizations' founding members. We just had a vague notion of what a rescue entailed when we arrived with a small group of pals. We lacked resources and elaborate preparations, but we did have commitment. We wanted to approach this rescue differently because we had volunteered for another one. Thus, Last Paw Rescue was founded on December 20, 2012! Since it was like giving something life, we say "birth"!

In April 2010, Chasing Daylight Animal Shelter, Inc. was founded. Doors unlocked on June 20, 2011. The name was selected to represent a "brighter tomorrow" for both our pets and the people who love them.

Feline/Canine Friends, Inc. was established in 1989 by retired teacher Marie Valentino as a refuge primarily for unwanted pets with a focus on animals with special needs. The shelter, which is now our sanctuary and is home to our non-adoptable & special-needs cats, was formerly situated in Grand Marsh, Wisconsin. We expanded our organization in 2014 by constructing a sizable building in Westfield, Wisconsin.