Article: Officials consider animal control Humane Society will no longer shelter strays

Officials met Monday to discuss how 19 municipalities will control lost and stray animals when the Wisconsin Humane Society drops the service at the end of the year.

"The public should know the Humane Society is changing part of its mission to take care of stray and injured animals," said Kay Mannes, of the Wisconsin Animal Protection Society, after a meeting of the Pound Budget Committee of the Intergovernmental Cooperation Council.

In November, the Humane Society announced it will no longer continue the more than 100-year-old practice of collecting and providing shelter to lost and stray animals when its contract with

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