CAT ADOPTION FEES
COVID-19
Surrenders, Reclaims, and
| Animal Viewing Hours: We are temporarily closed for public viewing hours. We will be performing adoptions by appointment only until further notice. General Hours Of Operation: Monday: 1:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. To schedule an appointment for adoption, please submit an adoption worksheet via the Adoptions > Adoptions Process tab. Once your worksheet is processed, our team will contact you to schedule a time for you to come and visit us! If you already have an adoption worksheet on file within the last 6 months, please contact us at (920) 733-1717 ext 100 to schedule an appointment. |
Intake hours for Strays and Reclaim: |
– The amount of people into the building will be limited as the shelter follows CDC guidelines. This number will include staff, volunteers, students and visitors.
– Face masks will be required to be worn in the facility.
– All visitors must be at least 18 years old until further notice.
– Social distancing guidelines per CDC recommendations will be required. All visitors must keep a 6-foot distance from each other while inside the shelter.
– Washing/sanitizing hands will be required upon entering the building for every person who comes into the facility.
– Guests to FVHA must not be exhibiting any signs or symptoms of the COVID-19 virus.
– FVHA Staff reserves the right to deny a guest(s) access to the facility if signs or symptoms of COVID-19 are observed
We appreciate your understanding and patience as we maneuver through this difficult health situation
Lives saved in 2020
Used our foster care program
Adoptable dogs & cats found homes
Dogs completed rover done over program
"You are wonderful! Thank you for taking great care of Presley (formerly Rhoda) until she was well enough for her forever home! You are a great facility, filled with knowledgeable people who truly are there to ensure the pets find a great forever home. - Thank you." The VanBeaver Family
"I would like to thank the Fox Valley Humane Association for their TNR program. My husband and I live on a farm and every year we have kittens born out in the barn. We not only had inbreeding, but mom cats that would just walk away from their babies and then I would have to raise them. There was a lot of sickness in the barn, even though we feed them twice a day. Since we started bringing the cats in to to FVHA, we have very healthy (fat) cats, and this should be my first year without kittens being born in the barn. Thank you again. This program is a wonderful benefit for farmers who could never afford to fix a barn full of cats."
