Chasing Daylight Animal Shelter

Chasing Daylight Animal Shelter Chasing Daylight Animal Shelter We are licensed and have passed inspection under WI ACT 90, #266 941 DS
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Chasing Daylight Animal Shelter is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization dedicated to the homeless cats and dogs of the greater Monroe County, WI area.

Thank you Rhonda J. for the  donation IN MEMORY OF Emma Jacob....
07/29/2025

Thank you Rhonda J. for the donation IN MEMORY OF Emma Jacob....

07/29/2025

FOUND near the Monroe County/Juneau County Line on 07/25/2025

Dog's name is "Bear" - messages have been left for his owners with no success. Posting in case they can be reached by others.

Please call 608-269-8775
Stray hold ends 07/29/2025

Renee P. we thank you for the donation IN MEMORY OF Emma Jacob.....We are so very sorry for the loss of this beautiful y...
07/29/2025

Renee P. we thank you for the donation IN MEMORY OF Emma Jacob.....We are so very sorry for the loss of this beautiful young lady...

A donation was received from Kameko Halfmann IN MEMORY OF Emma Jacob...."I am making this donation in memory of Emma Jac...
07/28/2025

A donation was received from Kameko Halfmann IN MEMORY OF Emma Jacob....
"I am making this donation in memory of Emma Jacob. Emma was a wonderful student and individual".....

Sammy came to us from Sparta with respiratory stridor....He initially was much improved but now  seemed a bit worse last...
07/28/2025

Sammy came to us from Sparta with respiratory stridor....He initially was much improved but now seemed a bit worse last nite... An amazing veterinarian got this xray today bronchitis/pneumonia... switched him to doxy and pred last nite will add famcyclovir he is eating and alert just a bit more resp effort...

07/28/2025

Do you know this FOUND DOG? 2025-07-25! Railroad tracks on Fulda Ave between Grover Rd & County Hwy PP, Tomah/Camp Douglas--outside Oakdale, Monroe County, WI, US, 54660. Female ***Bull Terrier*** White. Was not wearing a collar when found; collar in photo belongs to the Finder.

Contact: [email protected]

More Info: https://petfbi.org/api/view/732549/e3eb6145

Let's get this Dog home!
ID: 732549 (SLW)

07/27/2025
Wise words from Pam Culver:"Reminder to all shelters, rescues, adopters and dog transporters - All fostered and adopted ...
07/27/2025

Wise words from Pam Culver:
"Reminder to all shelters, rescues, adopters and dog transporters -

All fostered and adopted dogs MUST be Double Leashed and wearing at least 1 martingale collar 24x7 for a minimum of 2 weeks preferably longer. They are scared, unfamiliar with their surroundings and unsure of their safety. They will likely spook and run unpredictably. Without a martingale collar, they can slip out of a regular collar and most harnesses. Martingale collars are designed to tighten and prevent slipping over their head. A second leash attached to a second collar or harness provides a backup in case one leash or collar fails. Newly fostered and adopted dogs are likely already in flight/survival mode as their in transition and they have no idea if the transition is good or bad.

Example
Sheila was captured 4 weeks ago today after 6 months of work to gain her trust enough to get her into a containment area. She was basically feral. We immediately put 2 martingale collars on her while she was still inside the containment area, attached 2 leashes and a slip lead. The slip lead was removed once we arrived at her foster home. The 2 leashes have remained attached 24x7 for the last 4 weeks.
Today (start of Week 5) one leash was removed but she will continue to drag the other leash while inside. We will continue to double leash when she goes out into the 6ft fully fenced yard for safety as well as getting her used to the scary action of reaching for her collar and attaching the second leash. By doing this with the other leash still attached, we have some control of her if she bolts AND she is still safe inside. This will help gain her confidence for when we need to reach for her collar outside.
Notes
- Sheila is outside in a fully fenced 6ft high mostly privacy fencing, but she is STILL DOUBLE LEASHED IN THE YARD. Her leashes are 6-8ft long 1" wide or braided rope leashes. with sturdy metal snaps.

- Do NOT use a retractable leash EVER on a newly rescued dog. I don’t think retractable leashes should ever be used due to how easily they can be ripped out of your hand and they become a scary critter chasing the dog until they get tangled around something.

My soap box today is because I see/hear and become involved searching for TOO MANY newly fostered or adopted dogs. PLEASE do NOT take a chance. Think of the 2 leashes as you dog's seat belt in the car. You don't wear the seat belt because you KNOW you will be in an accident. You wear the seat belt IN CASE you are in an accident. Take an extra couple of seconds to attach a leash or 2 to ensure your dog's safety".

We thank you for the donations!
07/27/2025

We thank you for the donations!

Pearl Jam has been missing for 7 weeks....Please share and help bring Pearl Jam home to her loving family and Beagle Bri...
07/27/2025

Pearl Jam has been missing for 7 weeks....Please share and help bring Pearl Jam home to her loving family and Beagle Brigade....Pearl normally takes meds for skin allergies so she may look a little tough now....but she is so loved....Please help bring Pearl Pam home for the Bula's.....

Address

Tomah, WI

Opening Hours

Monday 11am - 2pm
Tuesday 11am - 2pm
Thursday 11am - 2pm
Friday 11am - 2pm
Saturday 11am - 3pm
Sunday 11am - 2pm

Telephone

+16083742112

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