|
Ozaukee Humane Society Victoria Wellens Center
Special thanks to our Top Dog supporters for their generous contributions! |
Antonia Foundation
MillerCoors
Jack & Patti McKeithan
Ms. Lynn S. Nicholas
Scott & Kathryn Happ
Steigleder Charitable Trust
Elaine Marshall
Kathleen D. Ryan
Tony Enea
Mr. & Mrs. Charles James
Paul & Patricia Ellsworth
Mark & Bridget Kirkish
Kelben Foundation, Inc.
Mary French
Joel Burow
Anne Reed
David V. Uihlein, Sr.
Ellen Clark
North Shore Bank
Edward A. & Adrienne Burg
Sam Schlessinger
Doug & Gisela Drysdale
Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Skrypchak
Andrew & Carlene Ziegler
Steve Nagel
Linda Hansen
Glenn & Carol Francke
Park Bank Foundation, Inc.
Peter & Lisa Richardson
John & Laurie Yingling
Greater Milwaukee Foundation
Robert & Jo Wagner
Sue Shannon
Mr. John H. Kopmeier
Roger & Phyllis Chase
Cedarburg Lions Club
Charles I. Trainer 1982 Trust
Mary Suzanne Abler
Rik & Jill De Grave
The Hinrichs Foundation
Angela Speed
Beth Maresh
David Richards
Sandra L. Long
Ryan Decker
Sharon Becker
Rocky and Ann Gordy
Herbert Hillman
Tom & Sue Mayer
Dr. Jane M. Pohlman
Margy Stratton & Greg Norman
Drs. Randal & Pamela Zeman
Edward & Diane Zore
Amalia Todryk
Amy Trainer
Susan Winecki
|
Ensuring a Future for Animals
The Ozaukee Humane Society is constructing a new, state-of-the-art facility at the corner of Highway 33 and West Dekora Woods Boulevard in Saukville. The LEED-certified, green facility will include an adoption center, veterinary clinic and educational classroom space.
The current Ozaukee shelter was originally constructed as a theatre concession stand and despite renovations to extend its life, a new shelter is necessary to provide proper housing, veterinary care and behavioral intervention for animals.
The Ozaukee Humane Society Victoria Wellens Center will be an oasis for animals and a treasure for the children and adults in the community. It will also be the first “green,” LEED-certified animal shelter in the Midwest, and one of only a handful in the entire country. The increased access and visibility will lead to a higher adoption rate, expanded educational offerings, more volunteers and greater community involvement.
Engaging the Whole Community
The total costs for this project will be six million dollars. A group of dedicated individuals are working with the Board of Directors to ensure that the campaign is successful. Residents from the greater Northshore area, along with local and national corporations and foundations with a demonstrated interest in animal welfare, are being asked to help fund the campaign.
Interested in getting involved?
We welcome the involvement of everyone in the campaign, at whatever level fits your circumstances.
If you would like to make an online donation in any amount, please click here to fill out a special donation form.
Naming Opportunities!
Donors also have the opportunity to have their name displayed at the new shelter in recognition of their generosity. A large variety of naming opportunities are available to choose from, and pledges can be made over three years.
For additional information about the Ozaukee Humane Society Victoria Wellens Center, including naming opportunities at the new center, please contact Ellen Clark at (262) 546-5719, eclark@ozaukeehumane.org or Angela Speed at (262) 546-5714, aspeed@ozaukeehumane.org.
We appreciate donations of all levels that help us climb higher to our goal! You are always welcome to send a donation to Ozaukee Humane Society, 2073 Highway W, Grafton, WI 53024. Thank you!
|