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Where can I find those cute furballs from your ads?!

One of the most common questions we get is: Can I adopt a puppy/kitten from you? The short answer is no. We’re just a vet clinic, so we have to give all of the adorable little fluffs back at the end of the day. People would get mad at us if we started giving their pets away to strangers. However, we do work with several fantastic rescues. The following is a list of links to their adoption sites. Typically our social media posts will focus on dogs and cats available for adoption from one of these.

9 Lives Rescue is a small, foster-based cat rescue serving the south central Wisconsin area. We are passionate about providing personalized adoptions and enriching the lives of people and animals by finding the right forever homes for homeless, unwanted and abused cats and kittens. We are also involved in TNR (trap, neuter and return) to do our small part to help reduce overpopulation and homelessness.

Albert’s Dog Lounge is a foster based rescue focused on providing loving homes to seniors, special needs, and hospice dogs. We help dogs in need from overcrowded shelters and also from local families who are no longer able to care for their pets.

Albert’s Dog Lounge was established in 2017 with the vision to be the stepping stone for a new life to those dogs who are less likely to be rescued, adopted, or at a higher risk for euthanasia.

American Black & Tan Coonhound Rescue is an all-volunteer rescue group that rescues Coonhounds and Bloodhounds nationwide. All of our dogs are in foster homes and are spayed/neutered and vetted prior to adoption.

Angel’s Wish is an all-volunteer, foster-based cat organization based in Dane County and serving South Central Wisconsin. Volunteers bring their foster cats/kittens to meet their potential families every weekend at the Angel’s Wish Pet Adoption and Resource Center in Verona and Petsmart Madison-East. Most Angel’s Wish adoptables are kittens found by Good Samaritans or by volunteers doing TNR (trap-neuter-release) of outdoor cats. Others are surrendered by owners, while a few are found adult strays that are not reclaimed. Whenever possible, Angel’s Wish accepts incoming transfers from humane societies and rescue groups in Wisconsin. Angel’s Wish was founded in 2000 and is a 501c3 charitable organization.

Annabelle Acres is a unique adult Labrador Retriever adoption organization that provides a temporary home for “Retired” Labrador Retrievers. We work closely with licensed breeders in Wisconsin to provide a temporary home for “Retired” Labrador Retrievers. During their stay with us, our Labrador Retrievers brush up on basic skills and socialization manners along with much-needed rest and relaxation. After a refreshing stay at Annabelle Acres, we match our special labs with the special people within our local Wisconsin communities. We love placing our Labrador Retrievers in their “furever” homes with Veterans, First Responders, and Empty Nesters.

Cat Adoption Page

Dog Adoption Page

No cat left behind! We focus on cats who are at high risk of euthanasia elsewhere and are considered less adoptable: seniors, disabled, hospice, and special needs.

Fetch is an all-breed rescue based in Madison, dedicated to the rehoming and rehabilitation of at-risk dogs from shelters and local owner surrenders. We spend time getting to know each dog to make the best possible match for their forever home. We got our start in April 2013, and since then we’ve rescued more than 1,950 dogs … and counting! Our vision is to create a society in which every dog is valued and provided proper care and compassion.

Fluffy Dog Rescue is a private rescue organization out of Hartland, WI that has rescued thousands of dogs from high-kill Southern US shelters since 2015. We are proud to be part of the solution!

Dog Adoption Page

Cat Adoption Page

As the largest pet rescue organization in Rock County, Friends of Noah is committed to providing new opportunities for stray and abandoned animals through placement into permanent homes, educating the public, and offering assistance to pet owners struggling to provide for their pets.

I named my licensed rescue after my late father who I refer to as a pioneer in animal rescue and training because he was a natural with animals and so compassionate. Anyone who knew my Dad knew that if they couldn’t keep their dog, my Dad would take them, give them a good temporary home, my Mom even gave the dogs home made meals, and then they would find them a new family. My Dad always trained the dogs and they respected him. We aren’t a large rescue. We very much appreciate those who donate to us! Because we are a small rescue, we do not tend to get the large donations and grants and partnerships that larger rescues do. Nevertheless, any area resident and fellow rescuers can tell you, if they have reached out to us for help, we do not typically say no. I, Angela Britton, am the founder and President of our rescue. In the last couple of years I have developed some serious health issues, so we have had to cut back on the number of animal intakes. I obviously can’t neglect my health otherwise I will eventually not be able to help ANY animals and I want to be involved in rescue in some capacity as long as I possibly can. Thankfully, we have been able to take a couple of animals at a time. Sometimes we get reliable fosters and we can help more animals.

We LOVE our adopters! In our contract we encourage our adopters to send us pictures and keep in touch with us and we have SO ENJOYED seeing our rescue animals go from being down and out from the point of intake, to THRIVING with their new families!! When we have time we even drop off little packages with treats and toys for our adopted animals. We love the “extended family ” we have built with our adopters. We are very thorough with finding the right humans for our rescue animals so that they go to good, stable homes and our adopters always tell us that they appreciate us doing that. Attached is a picture of our rescue namesake with 2 of his beloved horses.

Dog Adoption Page

Cat Adoption Page

Dog Adoption Page

Cat Adoption Page

Stuff Adoption Page

We are a small 501(c)(3) dedicated to helping sick, injured orphaned or abandoned kittens in Rock, Dane and surrounding ares.

Ma, Paws, & Me, Pet Rescue, Inc. is a family run pet rescue. Our mission is to the commitment of rescuing while reducing the number of homeless animals in need, regardless of breed, age, or disability, and responsibly placing them in permanent and loving homes. Ma, Paws, & Me Pet Rescue, Inc. will partner with our in state shelters needing assistance. We will also help the highly over pet populated states throughout the U.S. and when possible aid in re-homing pets so they don’t have to be surrendered to a shelter. Thank you for supporting our rescue and helping us save lives!

Midwest Area Pit Stop, Inc. (MAPS) is a foster home based rescue located in Madison, Wisconsin. MAPS was established in 2005 after being part of the Chicago, Illinois based rescue, Furry Friends for several years. MAPS has several decades of combined experience in saving, rehabilitating, and/or caring for hundreds of dogs. MAPS focuses on providing a structured, safe and calm environment for a minimum of several weeks, time frame varies by dog, before dogs are allowed to be adopted. This approach provides MAPS time to gain deeper insight into each dog. This insight is passed on to adopters whom MAPS works with to help ensure success for you and your new companion. MAPS believes that dogs are a central component for people to have a more meaningful and purposeful life for people whom are willing to embrace mindfulness in daily living. Dogs help us connect to reality and make life worth living through example and deep bonds.

We are a foster-based dog rescue serving primarily south central Wisconsin. Since 2013, we have provided loving foster and medical care to dogs of all breeds including seniors, special needs, and those needing some behavioral training. We help dogs in need from local shelters and with local families who are no longer able to care for their pets by offering courtesy postings.

OMHS is a private non-profit committed to helping stray and unwanted animals in Richland County, WI.

Link to adoption site/pet listings.

United Doberman Rescue’s and Canine Castaways of Minnesota mission is to help all homeless, abandoned or neglected Dobermans regardless of age or health condition, eliminate suffering to all Dobermans who have been victims of abuse and help them begin the process of healing and finding a permanent forever, loving home through our foster to adopt program. We endeavor to provide breed education to the public and promote responsible pet ownership. All Dobermans that enter our program will be spayed or neutered, vetted and micro-chipped.

We are based in Minnesota and offer help to all Dobermans in Minnesota, the Upper Midwest, south to Texas and in many other locations across the US. We believe that the need to rescue exists not only in a local basis in Minnesota, but also more broadly across the United States and world. The goal of United Doberman Rescue and Canine Castaways of Minnesota is to help all Dobermans in need of rescue, assist all Doberman owners who have to make difficult choices, and offer help to other rescues and shelters that have no room for Dobermans in danger of being homeless or euthanized.

Our operating principles is that the spirit of rescue embraces respect, trust, teamwork, honesty and collaboration to accomplish truly great things.

WAAGR exists to provide bright new beginnings to displaced Golden Retrievers and Golden mixes. Wisconsin Adopt a Golden Retriever is an all-volunteer/member Golden Retriever rescue organization serving the state of Wisconsin and parts of Illinois. WAAGR was established in September 2004 and was given 501(c)(3) status in February 2005. WAAGR has no paid staff and depends on the generosity of individuals that want to help provide a safe and happy life for Golden Retrievers that for whatever reason have lost their homes.

Wisconsin German Shorthaired Pointer Rescue Inc. (WGSPR) is an all volunteer organization dedicated to the rescue and re-homing of adoptable German Shorthaired Pointers.
WGSPR is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization covering the state of Wisconsin and upper peninsula of Michigan. We save GSPs from shelters, humane societies and owner surrenders.
Our rescued dogs are placed into foster homes to be loved, nurtured, trained and in some cases nursed back to health while we find the perfect permanent home and loving family for them.