Located at Head to Tail  ** 154 Satterlee St, **Fond du Lac, WI ** 54935

  • Low cost spay neuter clinic
  • Low cost vaccination and walk-in wellness clinic
  • Animal rehoming and adoption
  • Low cost self-serve pet wash

What we do

. Dedicated to the rescue of small companion animals.  Every life, regardless of how small, matters and deserves a second chance at a happy life.

Volunteer

Critter Junction Pet Rescue

Located at:

Head to Tail

154 Satterlee St

Fond du Lac, WI 54935

Ninja Steve

Animal Security and Supervisor in Charge - paid in food and snuggles

Hope in Action

Foster Homes

Adopt

low cost Services

  • Hundreds of owned and rescue animals spayed/neutered
  • Hundreds of owned animals vaccinated
  • Over 2200 animals rescued and adopted
  • And we are only getting started!

Foster


We would love to have you volunteer.  Volunteers, as young as 12 years of age, come in every day to help feed, water, socialize, clean and spend much need time with the pets.  Volunteer for 15 hours, and earn a Critter Junction Volunteer t-shirt.

Animals sometimes need the special care that can only be provided in a temporary home.  Please consider being a foster home and taking one of our pregnant Moms or litters of babies into your home as they get ready for adoption.

Located at Head to Tail 154 Satterlee St in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin 54935.  Stop in an meet the pets Tuesday through Saturday 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.  We know you will fall in love, and make them a member of your family.

Join Us

Heather Rogers

Volunteer

Executive Director in Charge of Everything.

Meet Our Team

Adopt






  • Everything beaks, wings and talons including house calls
  • Nail trims, sanitary trims, and anal expression
  • Full serve baths, shave down and dematting
  • Minor trims and touch ups

Hours:

Tue thru Sat

10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.

501c3 Charitable Non-profit Rescue

 

We pull animals at risk of euthanasia from shelters across Wisconsin, as well as those left on our doorstep and surrendered by owners who can no longer provide care.  The animals we pull, Gerbils, Hamsters, Guinea Pigs, Rabbits, Birds and various exotics such as lizards and snakes, do not fit the status quo of shelter work and are a financial drain on shelters with limited resources and knowledge in regards to dietary needs, adequate housing and proper care.  These animals are at a higher risk for euthanasia and death.  We are, often times, their only and last hope..

Rescue

Making a difference one life at a time.

Amanda Sabel

Volunteer.

Director in Charge of Everything Else.