Community Support
Behavioral Concerns
Barking, pulling, anxiety, or reactivity—we know how tough it can be. That’s why we’ve partnered with a trusted local dog trainer to help you and your pup feel more confident and connected.
From basic manners to bigger challenges, you don’t have to do it alone.
We proudly recommend Better Togethter K9, a certified trainer known for using positive reinforcement and practical solutions tailored to your dog’s needs. From puppies to senior dogs, Megan offers private sessions and group classes to help your dog thrive. (Financial assistance may be available for those who qualify - please contact Megan to chat!)
Looking for community support for your MADACC-adopted pet? Join the MADACC Alum Facebook Group and connect with other adopters, share your journey, and get helpful tips along the way.
Pet Supplies
Need help with supplies for your pet?
Roxz's Resources offers a foodbank to help owners who are struggling to secure enough food for their pets. We ask that you be mindful of the fact that Roxz's is run by an extremely small group of volunteers, with limited access to supplies. Please be patient and considerate of others with your requests (as should always be the case, regardless of who you're working with).
Paws In Thrift is a donation-based pet supplies thrift store (along with some gently used home goods) available had highly discounted prices. In addition to below-retail prices for things like crates, leashes and toys, every purchase helps support the animals at MADACC.
Spay/Neuter
FoM works with MADACC to offer FREE spay/neuter vouchers for dogs and cats for families that do not have the funds available to do so via their standard veterinarian's office.
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To qualify you must:
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Live in Milwaukee County
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Provide proof of low income status upon request
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Be a responsible pet owner
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If you have multiple animals needing spay/neuter surgery, complete one voucher per pet.
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If your pet is current on their rabies vaccine, please bring proof. Otherwise, FoM will cover the cost for the vaccine to be administered on the same day as surgery.
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If your pet is not currently licensed, a $12 fee will apply - FoM cannot cover this cost.
Complete this form to apply for FREE spay/neuter:
Emergency Medical Expenses
FoM's goal is to keep animals out of MADACC and that starts with keeping them in their homes, with the families that love them.
We understand that it is not always possible to budget for the medical emergencies that come up for our pets - and we'd like to try to help! While we can't guarantee that we will have the funding available to help every request, we evaluate every situation and, hopefully, provide assistance whenever possible.
Before reaching out please apply for Care Credit.
Before reaching out please apply for Scratchpay.
Before reaching out we ask that you check out these resources first that have a more substantial following and funds: CLICK HERE
Still need assistance? Fill out a form here:
Please note that while we are eager to help, we are a volunteer organization and are not equipped to handle emergencies.
If this is an emergency, please take your pet to the nearest emergency vet immediately, such as VCA, VEG, BluePearl, or Mayfair Animal Hospital.
If you think your pet has ingested a poisonous substance, immediately call the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center at 1-888-426-4435.
We will review your request soon. Thank you for your patience.
Vaccine Clinics
FoM is committed to working with MADACC to bring critical pet care services such as core vaccinations, including rabies and distemper (combo), and microchipping, at a low-cost to those in underserved areas of Milwaukee County through our Community Pet Clinics. The following low-cost core vaccines/services are provided (may vary from event-to-event):
Free vaccine administration
$12 Pet Licensing
Free Nail Trims (depending on volunteer groomer availability)
Refer to our Events Page for current vaccine events.
MADACC also offers low-cost vaccine services. Schedule your appointment here
How to Report Abuse
HOW TO REPORT ABUSE
If you suspect animal cruelty or neglect you should contact your local police department. If you want to report a concern about conditions or a situation that has previously or continues to occur, please contact the NON-EMERGENCY number of your local law enforcement agency and make your report.
If you live in the City of Milwaukee, and you feel an animal is not being housed or cared for properly you can also contact the Department of Neighborhood Services at 414-286-2268.
MADACC does not investigate mistreatment cases, however, they provide assistance to local law enforcement and will pick up and care for animals that are seized for violations of local and state statutes.