The shelter is a no-time-limit facility, meaning staff does not euthanize animals that have spent a certain amount of time at the shelter or that don't fit in the shelter they are only euthanized when they are suffering, near death or when their temperament presents a threat to public safety. For example, the building's capacity is about 100 cats, but in the past year, it has had to house 150 to 200 cats and kittens at any given time. The city is responsible for animal control services, and may contract out those services, which the humane society has provided since 1969 as a nonprofit organization, according to a frequently-asked-questions post on the humane society's Facebook page.Īccording to the humane society, the terms of the contract have not changed much in the last 10 years to address rising issues including inflated costs for building upkeep and sheltering as well as overpopulation in the facility, which heightens the risk of spreading disease and stresses out the animals. 15, the Fond du Lac Humane Society stopped accepting stray animals due to contract negotiations with the city in an effort to retain partnership with the city while also receiving appropriate support for local strays. FOND DU LAC – Stray animals in Fond du Lac are overwhelming resources in the city.
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