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2019 Furry Friends Kids Camp
The Humane Society of Jefferson County will host its Furry Friends Kids Camp Monday, July 15 through Friday, July 19. This week long day camp will provide a fun-filled experience for children as they learn about kindness and compassion for the animals who share our world. Campers will also learn how shelters, like the Humane Society of Jefferson County, help animals in need. Camp runs each day from 12:30 to 4:00 p.m. Registration is limited to 24 students and is…
Let’s Go for a Walk!
Need a little help getting your pooch in sync with your step? Dogs sit, lie down and run to each other as part of their natural behavior. When was the last time you saw a dog leading another dog around on a lead? However . . . your dog’s daily walks are important times for the dog to get out and enjoy the neighborhood and it is important to teach your dog to enjoy walking on lead—even if you live…
What Is My Cat Saying?
Cats are both social and solitary creatures. They learn quickly, but they learn differently than dogs. They have specific territorial needs, and their means of showing stress is often subtle. Come learn more about the secret life of your cat! The workshop will be held in the shelter’s Community Education Room on Monday, July 22nd, from 6:00 PM to roughly 7:00 PM with a Q&A session following the presentation. This event is for humans only, so please leave your pets…
Brews & Bingo
Brews & Bingo! is a series of fundraisers hosted by Tyranena Brewing Company to benefit local charities. On Monday, July 22nd, this fun event will benefit the HSJC! The games will be held from 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm in Tyranena’s outdoor Beer Garden in Lake Mills. There will be $10 bingo cards (with the chance to win many prizes) and Tyranena will also donate $1 for every pint served during the event to the cause. Food will be available…
Sunset Bar & Grill Annual Poker Run
Join paws with Sunset Bar and Grill and the Humane Society of Jefferson County on Sunday, July 28 on the shores of beautiful Lake Koshkonong. Sunset Bar & Grill is hosting their annual motorcycle Poker Run. The cost is $10.00 per person and those planning to participate in the Poker Run should register at Sunset that morning between 9:00-10:45. After the Poker Run, everyone is invited to enjoy live music by “Super Tuesday” from 3-7 p.m. There will also be…
Spay & Neuter Clinic
The Fix Is In, Inc. will be at the HSJC on July 30th for low-cost spay/neuter surgeries for cats and kittens. They will also be able to spay or neuter a few dogs under 40 lbs. You will need to call The Fix to schedule an appointment. Appointments book up very quickly so we recommend calling them at 715-256-8555 as soon as possible. You can also book an appointment online at http://www.thefixisin.org/make-appointment/ Prices range from $40-$55 for cats and $95-$110 for dogs under…
Find out moreShelter Closing Early
The shelter will be closing at 4:30 on Wednesday, July 31st so staff can attend an HSJC event. Sorry for any inconvenience!
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3 Days, 3 Weeks, 3 Months: What to Expect with a New Dog
If you just got a new dog, or are thinking about getting one, then this is the workshop for you. Join Mittsy Voiles and Alli Jerger from the Lake Mills Veterinary Clinic to learn what to expect in the first days, weeks and months, to get you and your dog off to a great start. Topics include socialization, exercise, nutrition, manners, potty training, and how to avoid common mistakes that may trigger fearful/defensive behavior. The workshop will be held in…
Bucky Bash
Reena Senior Living is hosting Bucky Bash to benefit the HSJC from Noon – 2 pm on August 10th. There will be a bouncy house, food truck, dunk tank, pet caricatures, raffles, and they will match donations up to $1,000! Bring your pet, have some delicious food, play games and enter to win prizes!
Separation Anxiety Workshop
Does your dog pace when you start getting ready to leave? Has she remodeled your house while you were gone? Separation anxiety is a common phrase used to describe dog behavior when left alone, but it might surprise you to learn that not all destructive behavior falls into this category. Maybe your dog is displaying symptoms of separation anxiety, or is it simply boredom? How do you tell the difference? Knowing the difference is critical, because fixing the problem depends…