Kenosha, WI – Max, a two‑year‑old male dog, has been highlighted as Kenosha.com’s Pet of the Week. He resides at the Wisconsin Humane Society’s Kenosha Campus, located at 7811 60th Ave., and is actively seeking a permanent home.
About Max
Max is a handsome, black‑and‑white dog weighing about 42 pounds. He enjoys outdoor exploration, plenty of pets, and attention from visitors. The shelter notes that he is a happy, well‑adjusted companion who gets along well with people.
Health and Safety
Every dog at the Wisconsin Humane Society, including Max, is neutered, fully vaccinated and micro‑chipped before adoption. These steps ensure that new families receive a pet that is medically sound and easily traceable if ever lost.
How to Meet Max
Prospective adopters can visit the Kenosha Campus during regular adoption hours to meet Max in person. The shelter’s phone number is 262‑694‑4047 for any questions or to schedule a visit. Additional details about Max’s availability and the adoption process are posted on the society’s website at wihumane.org/adopt. Because shelter listings are updated daily, callers are encouraged to confirm Max’s status before making the trip.
About Wisconsin Humane Society
Founded in 1879, the Wisconsin Humane Society has more than 140 years of experience rescuing and caring for animals in need. It operates shelters in Milwaukee, Ozaukee, Racine, Kenosha, Door and Brown Counties, as well as a spay/neuter clinic in West Allis. As an independent 501(c)(3) nonprofit, the organization relies on community support and donations to continue its mission.
Why Adoption Matters
Adopting a shelter animal like Max not only provides a loving home for a dog in need, but also helps reduce overcrowding in shelters and supports the broader mission of humane animal care. Families in Kenosha and the surrounding counties are encouraged to consider adoption as a responsible and compassionate choice.
For more information about Max or other adoptable pets, visit the Wisconsin Humane Society’s adoption page or call the Kenosha Campus directly.
Original reporting: Kenosha.com — read the source article.
