Fox Valley Humane Association

Paw

Wars

Our Popular Bark in the Park event is coming back to Greenville Lion’s Park and this year the theme is completely out of this world... PAW WARS! Register Now!

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Adoption

Event

More information to come!

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Cutest Rescue Pet

Contest

Enter your favorite photo in the Cutest Rescue Pet Photo Contest for your chance to win some awesome prizes.

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6887

Lives saved
in 2017

Paw Wars Adoption Event Cutest Rescue Pet Contest

Welcome to FVHA

The Fox Valley Humane Association is a full-service animal shelter serving the animals and people of the Fox Valley since 1892. We are a privately owned, nonprofit organization funded through grants and private donations. We care for thousands of animals each year and no animal is ever turned away regardless of their condition.

Due to the high volume of applications, our new volunteer orientation is full until July 2018. If you still wish to send an application, please note, we will get back to you as soon as we can. Thank you for your patience.

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6887

Lives saved in 2017

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244

Used our foster care program

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100%

Adoptable dogs & cats found homes

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302

Dogs completed rover done over program

Apr

Fri

Adopt-a-thon

Tickets

Apr 27 – Apr 28 all-day

May

Tue

2018 Volunteer Orientation @ FVHA

Tickets

May 1 @ 5:30 pm – 6:30 pm

May

Wed

Low-Cost Vaccine Clinic @ FVHA

Tickets

May 16 @ 2:00 pm – 4:00 pm

April – May 2018 Apr – May 2018

See what others are saying

About our Adoption Center in PetSmart-Green Bay: "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

See what others are saying

"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."