Catkins Animal Rescue News & Updates

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Frequently Asked Questions

We get many inquiries and a fair amount of confusion on many animal related situations here in Price County such as reclaiming a found pet, reporting a stray, surrendering a pet, reporting neglect, etc. This post will help guide Price County residents in the right...
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Catkins Facebook Page Restored

December 27, 2025 You may have noticed our Facebook page was not accessible for the last 4 days. Right before Christmas, the page was incorrectly flagged for impersonation when we posted a picture of our dog, Shirley, in a Santa hat, and our entire page was suspended....

I’m concerned about a Price County Animal and need to confidentially talk to someone about my concerns. Who do I contact?

Your first step is always to contact the Price County Humane Officer Mindy Dabler with your concerns at 715-339-3011 or you can to to the Price County website and anonymously report to the Nixle hotline:  https://co.price.wi.us/civicalerts.aspx?aid=22 If you are...

I can no longer care for my pet. How does the surrender process work?

Here at Catkins we know that life happens and sometimes you need to surrender your pet. We do Not charge a surrender fee for Price County pet surrenders. We are not here to judge you and are here to help you! While we will always do what we can to help you keep your...
A group of people with shovels at a groundbreaking event for Catkins Animal Rescue, accompanied by dogs.

Catkins Animal Rescue Expansion Project

Catkins Animal Rescue, recently broke ground for a new and expanded shelter facility. This exciting project represents a major step forward in the organization’s mission to provide safety, care, and second chances to stray, abandoned, neglected, and surrendered...

When You Need to Surrender a Pet

This is Miko, a 9-month-old cattle dog/shepherd mix. She originally came to us as an unclaimed stray a few weeks ago. It was obvious right away that this dog was very scared of humans. Her eyes told a story of mistrust and trauma. She was lunging and slamming herself...
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Guidelines and Resources for Wildlife

This time of year, Catkins receives many calls about injured or found wildlife. While we always want to help animals, our staff do not have the permits, supplies, or training/knowledge to care for wild animals. We also do not have proper housing or space. If you find...

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