With customer service as a primary focus, the Green Lake Area Animal Shelter seeks to enhance the lives of animals and people through education, adoption and compassion.
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Beagles, beagles everywhere!  Here are just a few of the beagles still waiting for new homes.  We even took them to the dog park!

Who do you consider the most reliable source for all your pet questions?
My veterinarian.
Any of the staff at my veterinary clinic.
My friends or family with pets.
Pet store personnel.
Books or the internet.
Television shows such as The Dog Whisperer or It's Me or the Dog.
My groomer.
My local animal shelter or humane society.

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According to the criteria used by most 'No-Kill' shelters, the Green Lake Area Animal Shelter could also be considered a no-kill facility.
Most no-kill shelters base their euthanasia statistics on 'adoptable' vs. 'unadoptable' pets.  Who decides?
Many 'no-kill' shelters have euthanasia policies that are almost exactly the same as ours at GLAAS.
We use the word 'unadoptable' carefully, and make decisions based both on what is the best decision for the pets and communities we serve.
Most no-kill shelters are also extremely particular about the pets they accept, so that they are less likely to have to make difficult decisons.
The Green Lake Area Animal Shelter opts to accept ALL cats and dogs that need us.  We do everything we can to place as many of these pets as possible, and work with other rescues and shelters so that each pet has the greatest chance possible for a new, permanent home.
We also no longer call ourselves a no-kill shelter.  It is important to consider that until our COMMUNITIES adopt a No-Kill philosophy and act accordingly, our shelter is left dealing with the result.  And we do not want to inadvertantly give the impression that there is no problem.
Spaying and neutering of ALL companion animals is the only answer to the pet over-population problem.  As long as pet owners continue to let their pets breed, homeless pets will arrive in shelters, and some will die.
For more information on this or any other shelter issue, please contact us at any time.
4th Annual Open House
Satuday, August 23rd
at the shelter
Noon to 3pm
See exotic animals and pets of all kinds from groups such as Glacier Ridge Animal Farm, Fox Valley Herp Club, Roseberry Bird Rescue, Oshkosh Area Humane Society, Wind River Wildlife, Fox Valley Ferret, and Cedar Ridge Ranch.

Games, raffles, cookout and bake sale, pet merchandise, including Victoria's Pet Boutique, and fun for the whole family!

No admission!  See you there!