Taylor County Humane Society

The mission of the shelter is to "be a No-Kill shelter and place of safety for all animals, to provide our community with good, healthy, adoptable animals, and to strive to maintain maximum animal control through education, training, and a spay and neuter policy. No-kill shall be defined as a non-euthanization of all animals that are deemed healthy, treatable medically, and behavioral trainable. The only animals that will be euthanized will be those that are terminally

The Humane Society of Marathon County, Inc.'s aim is to motivate and involve the local population in efforts to put an end to animal suffering and promote responsible pet ownership.

We work hard to maintain a No-Kill facility, a shelter for the mistreated, abandoned, or abused animals of Lincoln County and neighboring counties, a safe haven for healthy adoptable animals, a temporary home for the homeless.

When concerned residents realized Marshfield needed an animal sanctuary, MAPS was established in 2011. They put in a lot of effort to spread the word about their cause. To garner support, they participated in parades, sat at fair booths, served brat fries, and went to every local event they could.

The goal of FETCH Foster and Rescue is to "advocate for shelter dogs through education, rescue, foster care, rehabilitation, and adoption in an effort to decrease the number of unnecessary pregnancies and those annually authorized."

Cat and dog care and adoption are the main goals of the private nonprofit organization CCHS. Our mission is to aid cats and dogs who have been abandoned, lost, or who have been rejected and unloved.