
At the Oshkosh Area Humane Society, we provide life-saving, compassionate care and comfort to animals in need while building a community that promotes the humane treatment of all animals.
Our story began in 1991 when a small group of concerned citizens formed Friends of the Shelter to improve animal welfare. Since opening our facility at 1925 Shelter Court in 2005, we have remained a private, independent 501(c)(3) nonprofit, fully sustained by the generosity of our donors and supporters rather than government operational funding.
We believe in compassionate, professional care that treats every animal with dignity. Our dedicated team provides high-quality nutrition, medical attention, and socialization in a safe, clean shelter environment to prepare our residents for their future families. By balancing shelter operations with active foster programs for those who need a home setting, we ensure each pet receives the specific support they need to thrive.
We are dedicated to more than just finding homes; we are here to create lasting, joyful partnerships. Our adoption counselors focus on thoughtful matchmaking to ensure that every pet’s personality and needs are a perfect fit for your lifestyle. We believe that when people and pets are matched with care, they remain happy and healthy together for a lifetime.
Whether you are looking to open your heart to a new companion or want to support our mission, we invite you to visit our shelter or explore our resources online. Please browse our available animals today to find your new best friend, or contact us to learn more about how you can make a difference in the lives of homeless pets in our community.
The Oshkosh Area Humane Society hosts a free Spooktacular Pawlloween event with games and treats on Oct 24.
Oshkosh Area Humane Society hopes to raise $70,000 for animal medical care during its Sept. 12 walk.
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Three wonderful dogs in Oshkosh, WI are hoping to find their forever families. Each one is waiting at the Oshkosh Area Humane Society and comes with their
The animal shelter shares guidance on what to do if you find kittens outdoors.











