What Does This Mean?
We know that animal welfare needs to be approached from multiple different angles and that not everything is black & white. We also understand that animal welfare includes a human aspect to it, and because of that, we incorporate the motto Daniel Ettinger (CEO of Keep It Humane) came up in our work every day.
Below are a list of resources available for:
- Individuals leaving Domestic Violence situations and have animals
- Individuals about to be homeless or are homeless
- Individuals facing sudden financial stress/difficulties
- Individuals needing emergency pet boarding
- Individuals looking for reputable dog trainers in the area
- Individuals needing to surrender their pet
It's important to note that Journey Home Animal Control is only offering a compiled list of resources available to community members. We do not work for any of the organizations listed below.
If you are an organization and you would like to be listed, or you know of an organization that can help with any of these topics, please contact us.
Local Resources
Domestic Violence (DV)
Veterinary Financial Help
Domestic Violence (DV)
Homelessness
Veterinary Financial Help
Domestic Violence (DV)
Veterinary Financial Help
Veterinary Financial Help
Veterinary Financial Help
Emergency Pet Boarding
Emergency Pet Boarding
Veterinary Financial Help
*Work in Progress*
If you would like to be added to this list, please reach out.
Animal Trainers
Emergency Pet Boarding
Pet Surrendering
Pet Surrendering
Emergency Pet Boarding
Pet Surrendering
If pet surrendering needs to occur, we encourage you to reach out to these places (please do not wait until the last moment to do so):
Lakeland Animal Shelter, Humane Society Jefferson County, Humane Society of Southern Wisconsin, Humane Society Waukesha County, Watertown Humane Society, Albert's Dog Lounge (senior/special need dogs), Misfit Felines (special need cats), Cheshire Cat Sanctuary, Underdog Pet Rescue, Bichon Little Buddies, any breed-specific rescues