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Owners must be 18 years old to surrender an animal.

A government issued ID is required for all appointments.

You will not be turned away if you are unable to make a donation.

At the time of surrender, HAWS will ask for a donation to cover the cost of the pet’s care while at HAWS.

Fill out a surrender profile AFTER setting up an appointment.

Please have any veterinary information available and bring documents along to your appointment.

Please be prepared to discuss any medical or behavioral concerns for the safety of our staff and the pet.

Same day appointments are often available.

Call us at 26 x0 to discuss the surrender.

We schedule all intakes by appointment.

If you need assistance with food, check out the dates for the HAWS Pet Pantry.

For behavior and training support, contact the HAWS behavior department.

If you reside out of Waukesha County please start with your local humane society.

HAWS is contracted to assist most cities and towns in Waukesha County.

Our team knows that this is a difficult and stressful decision to make, and we are here to discuss your situation. Friend us on Facebook or follow our Tweets at “HAWS Waukesha.At HAWS, we understand there are many circumstances that may lead to needing to surrender a pet. For more information call (262) 542-8851 or log onto our website at. The shelter is located at 701 Northview Road in Waukesha, Wisconsin.

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As an open admissions and full service shelter, HAWS assures sanctuary for animals in need while offering educational programs and a myriad of services to promote responsible pet ownership and prevent animal abuse. HAWS, a non-profit organization established in 1965, assists over 6,000 animals each year and welcomes more than 31,000 human visitors to our shelter annually. “And everyone can get involved in Spay Day, by advocating spay and neuter for pets, purchasing a limited edition World Spay Day t-shirt at HAWS, or with a financial contributions,” said Olenik. “World Spay Day promotes the control of our pet population in a very positive light,” said Olenik. HAWS veterinarians and SNIP clinic staff will be available to answer questions. To promote greater community awareness, area breed rescue groups have been invited to join HAWS for a Spay Day celebration on Wednesday, February 26 th at 11:30 a.m., to share cake and tour the shelter’s surgical suite. Any amount – $5 to $500 – makes a difference and saves lives! To make a donation, call HAWS at 26, visit or send a donation to HAWS SNIP, PO Box 834, Waukesha, WI, 53187-0834. A simple donation of $30 covers one cat neuter, and $75 a dog spay.

HAWS asks for support through “ Sponsor-A-Spay” donations to the shelter. Since Project Guardian began almost a decade ago, the number of homeless cats coming to HAWS has been reduced by more than 30%.

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Project Guardian, in particular, provides free spays and neuters for those with outdoor/barn cat populations. Olenik continued: “Throughout the entire year, HAWS’ SNIP clinic offers many free and low-cost opportunities for pet owners. Noted Lynn Olenik, HAWS Executive Director: “Our focus is on cats, kittens, Pit Bulls and Pit Bull mixes – species and breeds most at risk in Waukesha County.”

In honor of the annual world-wide awareness campaign to prevent pet overpopulation, HAWS’ Spay-Neuter Initiative Program (SNIP) Clinic is providing free spay-neuter services for the pets of qualifying Waukesha County residents this week. HAWS, the Humane Animal Welfare Society of Waukesha County, again joins animal rescue organizations around the globe to observe World Spay Day 2014 – Tuesday, February 25 th.

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