Oshkosh Area Humane Society

We have three adorable solo guinea piggies available for adoption!

Do you have a male piggy who could use a companion? These three boys sure could!

Calvin is only 5 months old and is a precious little guy who just wants to love you and be loved...

Tegan is a year old snuggly buddy who is absolutely adorable! He is so sweet and gentle...

And tiny Toby is only 5 weeks old and is simply irresistible! He's friendly and super playful...

Stop in TODAY during visiting hours; we are open 11am-3pm!

Questions about our small animals? Please contact [email protected]

Today we've taken in 13 kittens already.

7 were found in a cardboard box, which had half disintegrated in the rain, in a local park.

6 were in a cardboard box that was left on a volunteer's doorstep.

This is heartbreaking to us, because of what these little ones had to endure. Luckily, kind people rescued them and brought them to us.

They are all safe now at the shelter, but the shelter is no place for tiny kittens...and most of our foster homes are already full with other kittens...

How can you help? Please consider fostering kittens! Learn more here: https://www.oahs.org/foster/

We also still really need canned kitten and dry kitten food! Any brand canned, and we appreciate Purina One or Purina Pro Plan dry food! You can send us some from our Amazon Wish List here: amzn.to/4aE6oV3

Thank you for helping us help them!

This week’s are our chinchillas!

We have four adorable chinchillas for adoption!

Arlo and Alan are sweet, friendly boys who are mellow little companions. This playful, smart duo will entertain you with their silly antics!

Gus and Remy are a dynamic father-son duo who are so gentle and affectionate! They are also playful and silly.

Arlo and Alan need to be adopted together, and so do Gus and Remy. Like all animals, chinchillas do best with like companions.

Stop by to meet these adorable sweethearts during our visiting hours, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays from 1-6pm, and Saturdays from 11am-3pm. For additional information regarding our small mammals and the adoption process, please contact Sarah at [email protected]

Hey there! I’m Felix and I’m a super happy-go-lucky young guy who is just so excited about everything!

And I have a joke for you. Why are dogs like phones? Guess. You’ll never guess! Because they have collar IDs! Get it? Collar IDs? Like ID tags on a collar, not a caller. Ha! Anyway you should really get YOUR dog or cat a free ID tag to wear on their collar this upcoming Monday at the Safe Summer Microchip Clinic - with FREE engraved pet ID tags!

And it if you’re in the market for a handsome, fun, young guy who tells amazing jokes then here are my stats:

-1 year 7 months old
-53 pounds
-Outgoing, walks well on leash
-Knows basic obedience, could use work with excited (happy jumpy!) greetings
-Good with other dogs
-Would do well with respectful older kids who can handle exuberance and size.

Tonight! Stop by our booth at the Bergstrom-Mahler Museum of Glass in Neenah for their free Swiftie Party! See pics of some of our adoptable kitties, make a fun kitty crown, or adopted a pre-loved stuffed kitty to take home! We hope to see you there!

TONIGHT!!! Join this special edition of Art After Dark as we host The Glass Era: Swiftie Party. Oshkosh Humane Society will be on hand, Girls on the Run will lead an activity, there will be crafts, a scavenger hunt, and what would a Swiftie Party be without lots of singing and dancing?!? The event is FREE and open to the public. https://bmmglass.com/art-after-dark/

Brewer wants to remind everyone to get your FREE engraved ID tag this upcoming Monday, June 24, at the Safe Summer Microchip Clinic - with FREE engraved pet ID tags event. This is a walk-in clinic (no appointments taken) from 11 am to 3 pm at OAHS.

In the summer, shelters everywhere are flooded with wandering animals. Many with worried families. Make sure you can be contacted right away if your dog or cat does wander from home with a microchip and/or ID tag. Microchips are just $25 and you can get a FREE engraved ID tag too (free tags in select styles/colors; all other tags just $5 each).

Brewer says: Mark your calendar now! And also check him out on our website because this cutie is still waiting for his new family.

How do our dog guests beat the heat? Some enjoy the kiddie pools, some, like Elizabeth, enjoy a good dig in the sandbox and Hershey prefers to dig in the toy box for that just-right toy! If you haven’t checked out our available dogs, now is the time. Our kennels are full of pawesome dogs waiting for their new families to discover them!

Farnsworth is hoping some nice people out there will donate canned (or packets) of kitten food because kitten season is in full swing and we are getting in new kittens almost every day.

Please consider donating any brand of kitten-specific canned or packaged wet food for our many many meowths to feed!

You can drop off donations during our regular hours or have them shipped directly through our online kitten registry list! Link in comments.

Thank you for helping us help them during our busiest time of the year!

Lenny isn’t sure what happened to this cat. Meanwhile his sister Rue discovered the joys of kiddie pools! Lenny and Rue are two young pups available for adoption right now. If you have the time and patience to help a cute puppy turn into an awesome adult, then take a look at Rue or Lenny!

Please help! We need sponsors for this year's Walk for the Animals!

Do you work for a business and love animals? Please encourage them to become a sponsor!

This year's Walk will be held on Saturday, September 14, 2024 at the Sunnyview Expo Center’s Barn E from 8:30am-11:30am.

It is going to be so much fun, with a live band, magic demos, balloon animals, costume contests, kids’ games, dog games, fun prizes, food and drinks from the Brewing Futures food truck, vendor booths, goodie bags, raffle baskets and more!

See sponsorship opportunities here: https://www.oahs.org/walk-for-the-animals-2024/

It's and we'd like to introduce you to Maxwell!

This adorable loverboy would love to spend his golden years with you!

- Super outgoing friendly sweetheart
- Good with other cats
- Front paw declawed
- 10 years old, neutered, vaccinated & microchipped

See his video here: https://youtu.be/KQVhJcjjA0A

Meet Maxwell at our shelter during open hours, Tues/Thurs/Fri 1-6pm or Sat 11am-3pm, or contact our cat team at 920-424-2128 ext.106 or [email protected] for more information about how to adopt this adorable sweetheart!

A big thank you goes out to our friends at Oshkosh Rotary Southwest for weeding and working hard today to make our memorial garden look great! You are all pawesome!

Looking to expand your summer tshirt selection? Stop by OAHS and stock up on shirts that look good AND do good for the animals! Proceeds from each shirt fund compassionate care for animals in need. Tshirts are $20 each and come in pictured colors in unisex sizes Small-3xl.

The “Big Mutts” and “Stay Pawsitive” shirts have our name and website on the back and logo tees feature our new colorful logo on both front and back.

OAHS is open tomorrow from 11 am to 3 pm.

Did you know that "wild-looking" domestic bunnies that look like our Wisconsin native cotton tail bunnies, are often some of our longer term guests at the shelter and are more overlooked?

REW (red-eyed-white) bunnies are also overlooked because people often think the ruby eyes are spooky. We think they're beautiful!

All 3 of our buns currently available for adoption at OAHS fit these descriptions. But they don't seem to let this bother them, as all 3 are very outgoing and loving buns!

If you are considering adopting a bun (or two), they might be the ones for you!

If you are interested in adopting Joyce or Merino & Cashmere, please contact Sarah at [email protected]. You can also stop in to meet them during our visiting hours on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays from 1-6pm, and Saturdays from 11am-3pm.

More info here: https://www.oahs.org/available-small-mammals/

Adorable DeLorean is new to the adoption floor!

I'm DeLorean! Look at this face. I'm a cute, sweet, fun-loving guy waiting for his forever home. Sometimes things about me:

- I am a 4-year-old large mixed breed dog.
- I weigh 52 pounds right now but could stand to gain a bit more.
- I love people! I am a friendly wiggly boy who loves pets.
- I know my basic commands, I am smart and I work great for treats.
-I enjoy my walks but can pull a little bit.
-I do not like other animals in my space so would like to be your one and only pet please.
- Due to size and strength they think I’d do best with kids around 8 and up.

I would be the best buddy for hanging out in the backyard or taking on hikes. I can do it all! I am both snuggly and active when my person wants to be.

All dogs at OAHS come spayed/neutered, up-to-date on all vaccines and microchipped.

We still need canned kitten food and dry Babycat food for all the kittens we have in foster care!

Please consider helping us take care of the babies by donating a gift to our Kitten Baby Shower!

You can purchase a gift from our Kitten Registry Wish List on Amazon here, and it will be shipped directly to us: amzn.to/4aE6oV3

Or, make a donation to help the babies at www.givebutter.com/kittenshower

We also always need kitten foster homes! Learn more about fostering here: https://www.oahs.org/foster/

Atley has a secret to tell: she’s available for adoption! Atley is a very sweet young girl who can’t wait to get the love and attention she deserves! Have you checked out our dog guests recently? Atley says you should! A start here: https://www.oahs.org/available-dogs/

It’s time for and we’d like to share an update on Zara!

“Zara is our beautiful girl and love her so much! When my ptsd hits hard or my anxiety she is right there for a cuddle or to get me up to play to get my mind off it. Been so wonderful and she has opened up so much and so much less shy now.

After a long time of her playing with other doggies and it going well in dog parks and play dates we decided to foster a boy dog. They hit it off and it has now turned into an adoption! Zara has a little brother!

Our family is complete. A girl for mom and a boy for dad. If not for finding our Zara with you it never would have happened. We were going to go without pets till retirement. Now can’t imagine life without either of them.”

Have you adopted from us? We would love to hear from you! Please email [email protected] with any updated stories and photos any time!

Don’t be a KIT-NAPPER. This is a reminder to please leave very young kittens (under 6 weeks old) with their mother unless you are certain there is no mother or the kittens are injured or in imminent danger. Can’t tell how old the kittens are? Here is a handy visual guide: https://www.alleycat.org/resources/kitten-progression/

When people find a litter of kittens, their first instinct is to help them and that means taking them in or taking them to a shelter. Unfortunately, taking kittens away from their mother too young greatly decreases their chances of survival and increases the work for humans to keep them alive.

If you don’t see mom, she may be out hunting and will return to feed and take care of her babies. You can check in periodically from a distance but do not hover over the kittens otherwise mom may get scared and stay away.

If mom cat is not seen at all in 24 hours then please call us for assistance and guidance. 920-424-2128 ext 2 then ext 1.

We also need BOTTLE BABY FOSTERS!
Kittens under two weeks old must be fed approximately every 2- 3 hours, round the clock. As they get older the amount of time between feedings increase but we need more volunteers who can spare time (and sleep) to be able to give these little ones a chance (like these babies who arrived last Friday). If you’d like to know more about volunteering for bottle babies, email [email protected].

Oshkosh Area Humane Society A life-saving animal shelter, serving an average of 2,700 animals a year. Contact us at 920.424.2128

It's and we'd like to introduce you to Arthur!

Arthur is quite the charmer with his sweet and mellow personality! He loves people and being petted on his forehead and ears. Plus look at how handsome he is!

Arthur would be a good first time bun and would also do well with kiddos. If you adopt him, he promises to be the best bunny buddy you could ever wish for!

To meet Arthur, stop by during visiting hours on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays from 1-6pm, or Saturdays from 11am-3pm; or complete an adoption application at https://www.oahs.org/small-animal-adoption-process/

*All rabbits at OAHS are RHDV2 vaccinated, spayed/neutered, microchipped, and litter trained. Questions? Please contact [email protected]

A huge thank you to the employees of Menards for holding a supply drive to help the homeless animals at the shelter! We are so grateful for your generosity and support!