Rocky and rustys redemption rescue

The Carl W. Nelson Animal Shelter, a 501C3 charity in Mauston, Wisconsin, carries on Carl W. Nelson's legacy. For the homeless animals in Juneau County, we provide a cutting-edge no-kill animal shelter. The State of Wisconsin has granted us a DATCP license with the number 411646. Our non-profit organization's goal is to assist homeless animals through community outreach initiatives, our adoption program, and humane education initiatives. To learn how you can help, see our "Ways to Help" page.

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.

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.

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.

While pursuing pet education and adoption for those who need a second chance, we team up with residents of the neighborhood to offer a tranquil retirement home for aged canines and special needs animals that are nearing the end of their life.