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Cat Adoption Fees
$125 – Kittens under 6 months
$100 – Adult cats
Free – Cats over 5 years
Life Companions: Cats who go home together will have only one adoption fee!

The adoption fee includes spay/neuter, rabies and distemper vaccines, 24hr PetWatch microchip, FIV/FELV testing, flea and tick preventative, de-worming, ear cleaning and nail trim. A voucher for a free office visit from our local veterinarians is also included with the adoption. In addition, a free 30-day gift of 24hr PetWatch Pet Insurance will be offered to adopters who provide an email address. Adopters will receive a $10 gift certificate to BowWow Meow Pet Boutique and many other coupons and discounts.

Dog Adoption Fees
$200 – Puppies and small breed dogs
$175 – Adults and medium/large breed dogs

The adoption fee includes spay/neuter, rabies, distemper/parvo and bordatella vaccines, 24hr PetWatch microchip, Lyme’s & Heartworm testing, flea and tick preventative, de-worming, ear cleaning and nail trim. A voucher for a free office visit from our local veterinarians is also included with the adoption. In addition, a free 30-day gift of 24hr PetWatch Pet Insurance will be offered to adopters who provide an email address. Build the bond with your new dog by participating in an obedience training course compliment of the Wisconsin Rapids Kennel Club. Adopters will receive a $10 gift certificate to BowWow Meow Pet Boutique and many other coupons and discounts.


Small Animal Fee (rabbits, hamsters, guinea pigs, rats, etc)
$25 adoption fee


Adoption Discounts:
Adopters over the age of 55 receive $20 off adoption fee.
Military veterans receive $20 off adoption fee.

Many of our pets have adoption sponsors. This monetary donation reduces the cost of adoption for the pet.

http://www.swchs.com/adopt/adoption-application/

The South Wood County Humane Society is a non-profit animal protection organization. Our mission is to build a stronger bond between people and pets through education and adoption with the goal of promoting the spay and neuter of animals to help reduce pet over-population.