Humane Society looking for compassionate volunteers

Employees of the shelter with canine cliental in the front row, right to left: Craig Schnaare with an English Springer, Crandon Eulrich with a Plot Hound, Jenni Novander, and Alex Novander. Back row: Gary Strand (owner of Dairy Queen), Robert Zoretich (President of LCHS Board), Jamie Musolff (Vice President of LCHS Board), Deb Wojan (manager of LCHS shelter), Dr. Sharon Brunzlik and Dr. Dan Turunen (owners of Spring Brook Veterinary Clinic).

Posted Wednesday, October 26, 2016 1:11 pm

The Langlade County Humane Society needs volunteers. Due to the high number of cats and dogs currently housed at the shelter, volunteers are needed to cuddle cats and walk dogs.

If you have some time during the day and are looking for a "feel good" experience, stop at the shelter at 2204 Clermont Street. The animals are always in need of a warm hug, pet, or share time. For more information, phone 715-627-4333 between 12 noon and 4 p.m.