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You have reached the shelter page for Eau Claire County Humane Association. Eau Claire County Humane Association is located in eau claire, Wisconsin. If you have information to add or update for Eau Claire County Humane Association, please click here and let us know.

Eau Claire County Humane Association


3800 Old Town Hall Road

eau claire, Wisconsin 54701

Phone: 715-839-4747

Fax: 715-839-1664

Email: grygle@hotmail.com

Website: www.eccha.org/



Animal welfare is one of those matters that people become passionate about. It seems that when the interests of man and animal conflict, it is frequently the voiceless animal that loses. So, animals truly need advocates.

We wish to contribute to a better life for animals and to inspire awareness of and compassion for all living beings. We aspire to provide a safe haven, loving attention, nutritious food, meticulous health care and daily exercise to each and every animal in our care, and to do our best to secure for each of the animals permanent, loving, responsible homes. We shall carefully attempt to match companion animals with caregivers to attain a quality and nurturing lifestyle for both pet and owner. Much of our time and energy goes toward ending the specific problem of pet overpopulation. We will be active in our community educating the children in our schools, bringing the community together with fundraisers and pet friendly events and ensuring each pet owner has all the resources and information necessary to care for their pet.

We must rely on donations from our friends and supporters who share our belief that every animal deserves the opportunity to be adopted into a loving home. Because it is difficult to run a shelter based solely on donations, our success depends on you. You CAN make a difference. Your generous support of the Humane Association will help us to feed and care for our local pets until they are adopted into a loving home.
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