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Are you a resident of Wisconsin and looking for a pet adoption of Wisconsin? There are a few quality sites on the Internet that provide pet adoption of Wisconsin animals and I will discuss these sites in this article.

Pet Guardian Angels of America (PGAA) at www.pgaa.com has a list of pet rescue organizations that have pet adoption of Wisconsin animals. Simply go to the “Wisconsin” page of the “Rescue and Adoption” page and you will see the list of all the Wisconsin organizations that PGAA has verified. The pet adoption of Wisconsin shelters are listed by location in the state, type of animal sheltered, breed of animal sheltered, url of website if one exists and the no-kill status of the shelter.

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1-800-Save-A-Pet at www.1-800-Save-A-Pet.com is another good resource of pet adoption of Wisconsin animals. They deal strictly with dog/puppies and cat/kittens. 1-800-Save-A-Pet is a non-profit organization that has a large database of animals from humane societies, SPCA’s, pet rescue groups, and pet adoption agencies all across the country. They have a large list of pet adoption organizations from Wisconsin that advertise for free on their site. You can input your zip code and these adoptable pets will appear with an exact location in miles from your home. You can literally procure a pet adoption of Wisconsin within a stone’s throw from your house.

The world’s largest online pet adoption service can be found at Petfinder at www.petfinder.com. They currently have over a quarter million pets from over eleven thousand non-profit pet adoption facilities from the USA, Canada and Mexico in their database and can boast an impressive twelve million adoptions since 1995. They have every conceivable type of pet imaginable in their database from dogs and cats to fish, iguanas and lizards. It is very easy to procure a pet adoption of Wisconsin at Petfinder. Simply type in the animal you want to adopt, its breed, its age, its size, its gender and your location and you will end up with an adoptable pet within miles of where you live in Wisconsin.