Animal Services

Winnebago County Animal Services (WCAS) wants you to know that they're looking for foster homes for their animals to help them keep the shelter population down.

Winnebago County Animal Services (WCAS) says they have 40 dogs that need to be adopted before they can begin work on new kennels.

I've long been a fan of dedicated men and women who run and staff Winnebago County Animal Services (WCAS), and their latest offering/promotion is one of the many reasons why.

If it were up to my daughter Molly, Winnebago County Animal Services (WCAS) would never have an animal in their care for more than one night, because my family would adopt them all. Unfortunately (or fortunately, if you're me), it's not up to Molly, and WCAS has plenty of animals that are ready to come live with you.

Spring and summer at Winnebago County Animal Services (WCAS) has been very, very busy. So much so, that I got a note this morning from our friend KD Urbellis, marketing and public relations specialist at WCAS, telling me that they're "bursting at the seams!"