I am a supporter of the Wisconsin Humane Society and all they do for the animals who are in need of…read morea loving & safe home. I am so grateful to all of the volunteers and donors! The Milwaukee Campus is clean, organized, and the staff is friendly. I adopted my dog from the Kenosha Humane Society in 2019 and he is the love of my life and my best friend. Please consider making a donation and/or volunteering your time at your local animal shelter. Thank you!

We had just lost two of our cats and our young cat needed a sibling. The shelter was running a…read morespecial of free adoptions on cats a year or older. All you need to do is make a donation. We looked at the website and registered beforehand which made the process easier. You are allowed to make two initial picks. Our volunteer was Liza and she was fantastic! She read us all the information on our picks and led us to the room where we met our cat. We instantly fell in love and decided on him. The entire process took about a hour. We were very happy with the service and ease of adoption. The only thing we didn't like was when we met our cat the area was very uncomfortable. It was an empty office.

Like many pet owners we had to say goodbye to our beloved cat Dulce. She was 20 years old and only…read morehad 3 legs. We adopted her from the animal shelter after she was found in a car engine. She snuck in there to get warm and got stuck in the belt. They had to amputate her front leg. It never held her back. When it was time to say goodbye Dr. Darren Lippmann was compassionate and caring during the entire process. We got plenty of time to say goodbye and cry. I highly recommend Paws to Say Goodbye. The compassion and kindness means everything.

Saying goodbye to a family member is never easy but Dr. Blessing was able to provide so much peace…read morefor our entire family as we when we had to send our senior cat off in the comfort of his own home. The entire process was explained so we knew what to expect and she was incredibly compassionate and kind the whole time. Our old man's exit was so peaceful and she treated him with the utmost respect. I would never consider having anyone else come help our four-legged family members cross rainbow bridge. I'm so grateful we have this as an option.

Great daycare!! I went on vacation and my so. Lives in Milwaukee they were amazing with my dog and…read moreso friendly and informative!!

We love BVB! Jackson has been going since he was 9 weeks old and absolutely LOVES it! When we pull…read moreup in the morning, Jackson's tail starts wagging he seriously is obsessed! The staff is knowledgeable, friendly and always smiling. I love that there is training incorporated in the daily daycare schedule. Jackson always leaves with a report card on how his day went and what training they did that day. I can't recommend it enough! Thanks for all you do, BVB staff!

MADACC is an organization tasked with immense tasks and sometimes unpopular ones. These are the…read morefunctions they handle for a huge geographic area: * Provide effective and cost efficient animal control services by active enforcement of Wisconsin State Statutes pertaining to animal welfare for the 19 member communities of Milwaukee County * Assure safe, temporary shelter, veterinary and humane care for stray, unwanted, abandoned, mistreated and injured animals, including emergency on-call service between hours of operation * Provide a central location for owners to find and recover their lost pets * Expedite the return of animals to their rightful owner * Provide a progressive animal licensing program for Milwaukee County * Provide and encourage responsible, safe placement opportunities for homeless animals * Promote and maintain the highest levels of customer service and accountability to the public * Educate the public about responsible companion animal ownership * Provide placement of stray and unwanted animals and provide humane euthanasia when necessary In addition to all of this, they frequently hold free vaccination and microchip clinics for people who need it, supported by their charitable board. They give away hundreds of pounds of supplies and toys at these events. The vets, staff, board and volunteers work for hours to do this for the community. I've had the good fortune to volunteer at these and after servicing roughly 900 pets at a recent clinic, I was thrilled to have done something so impactful. Pet owners are so grateful for these services. I've also benefited from their fostering program and adopted two cats into our household, while my BF has rescued another pair. The staff and vets and volunteers deserve the upmost praise and respect for the good they do for animals - and their people. Try to support them - volunteer, donate items or your time. You'll feel so happy that you did. And get your pets licensed, chipped, vaccinated and spayed/neutered.

Well it's been two years now and 2 adorable kittens about a year apart who are Bestys who came from…read morewho knows where. Maddac has been so nice and helpful with the whole adoption process, they make it easy. To my surprise I found an outdoor kitten and I brought it in for a chip check an no chip was found so was told that I could adopt her and I wasn't looking to home another kitten. What really makes them shine is a homeless kitten with all the medical care and fixing vs the in house kitten gets the same care at like $15 so even if you don't adopt one of there animals they make it super cost effective to bring a stray in and make it very encouraging to adopt thet stray animal with the price incentives when my vet was quoting $600. Overall they do an excellent job at getting animals homes even if you adopt there's with finding a stray, now two kittens are warm and safe.

I had never been to a cat and wasn't sure what to expect. We ordered drinks first at the cafe side…read more I got a lavender lemonade, which was delicious. My partner got a Fat Orange Chonky IPA. So on brand! They have quite a wide variety of cat and pet themed items and souvenirs for purchase. I got a cute magnet to take home. I went on a Friday, which is a discounted day, so it was quite crowded. You can bring your drinks into the cat side while you hang with the cats. They have a lot of toys, so you can use these to interact with the cats. The employee was feeding the cats when I was there, so I was able to watch them eat. Many of the cats are friendly and used to people, while others are not, which is expected of these shelter cats. I do wish some of the guests would stop trying to wake up the cats who were sleeping. Overall, this was a fun experience for a good cause because you can adopt these rescues. The cats were all so precious. I can't wait to come back here again! I am so glad to have found this place!

My friends and I came here for my friend's bachelorette party because she is obsessed with cats,…read moreand she absolutely loved it. While I am not the biggest cat person and am a little allergic, I still thought the experience was pretty fun, though my nose was itching the entire time haha. Our group of four made a reservation in advance for about $17 per person. The process was easy, and the website clearly explains the waivers and house rules. When we arrived, we had to wait briefly while the staff cleaned the lounge after the previous group. We spent that time browsing the small gift shop, and I bought a lavender lemonade. Once inside the cat lounge, the staff reviewed the rules again and then let us interact freely with the cats. There were a few other groups in the room, so it felt a bit busy. Some cats were very playful, while others were more relaxed. The room is well set up with cat trees, climbing areas, and cozy spots, giving the cats plenty of space to do their own thing. The staff was attentive, introduced the cats by name, and made sure everyone was respectful. I really like that the cats are available for adoption, which makes the experience feel meaningful. Conversely, I personally felt the hour-long session was a bit long, and I would probably choose one of their special events next time, such as the wine with cats or yoga with cats events. Overall, I can see why people enjoy places like this, especially those looking to adopt. Most importantly, my friend had an amazing time, and there were some truly adorable cats there.

I found Born Trapping Services through a recommendation from Grok AI, and they exceeded all…read moreexpectations. Company is family owned, great people! They were incredibly fast to respond and patient with our concerns. After getting the raccoons out of our attic, they did a flawless job sealing all entry points. When we heard babies in the fascia above our closet, they came back immediately. Using infrared and cameras, they located the babies and handled them with genuine care. Since the mom didn't return, they ensured the babies were safely taken to a wildlife rehabilitation center. It's rare to find a service that is this efficient while being so ethical and caring toward wildlife. Highly recommend!

I was very pleased with the service John provided. I had a mother raccoon living in our attic and…read moreJohn also informed me that there were also babies up there from what he could hear. He and his helper helped put a trap up and the next day we were able to call them back and they arrived in a timely manner. They took the mother and her babies in the car to relocate. I would recommend them to anyone looking for an honest and personable experience!

I love the Cat Care clinic. They are the only vet that knows my specific breed of cats, Siberians…read more Other vets have told me my cats are overweight but they don't understand the breed and the normal characteristics. Grooming has also been a breeze and they even get my demon cat to look like a beautiful diva after!

This rating is specifically regarding Dr. Kathryn Christensen. I took my sweet cat to The Cat…read moreDoctor some years go for her regular care, and I was generally happy with the visits and procedures. Unfortunately my cat got cancer and it eventually came time to put her to sleep. Dr. Christiansen came to my house to perform the procedure. She had me hold my cat for her, which was fine, but she couldn't find a vein. Little did I know that her plan B was to stab my cat with the needle directly into her heart, which is what she did! My cat was biting my fingers as hard as she could - it was HORRIBLE and TRAUMATIC for me and my sweet kitty. It was so bad. I've since learned that the technique she used for euthanizing my cat was intra-cardiac euthanasia. It is widely thought of as painful and barbaric. My sweet cat suffered greatly in her last moments and so did I. I have never forgotten that horrible ending - my cat deserved so much better, a goodbye filled with peace and love, not horror. I don't know if Dr. Christiansen practices any more, but if she does, please consider seeing someone else.