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Coulee Region Humane Society Wildlife Rehabilitation

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Coulee Region Humane Society Wildlife Rehabilitation Program helps rescue and rehabilitate injured and orphaned wildlife in La Crosse County and surrounding area .

10/28/2026

We are closing in on our goal. Mojo will be so excited to have more room. If by chance we exceed the amount for the enclosure the money will go towards a new stand for it to sit on and new furnishings for him to safely climb on. In the meantime, Mojo is giving you some looks of surprise and amazement. :)

https://couleehumane.betterworld.org/campaigns/make-donation-wildlife

10/26/2026

Please help us purchase a new home for Mojo our Educational Ambassador Snake here at the shelter.
The Coulee Region Humane Society plays a vital role in teaching the community (kids and adults) about reptile conservation, biology, and empathy by going to schools, parks, libraries, and nature centers and more with our ambassador animals, which includes the beautiful Mojo.
As Mojo was surrendered to a local reptile store, the owner offered him to be part of our educational programs. As his health improves and he grows, we need to upgrade him to a larger, safer, and more enrichment-friendly enclosure. Our goal is to raise $350.00 to cover the cost of the new enclosure, proper heating elements, and some new scaleless friendly furnishings.
Mojo is a Scaleless Everglade Rat Snake. He is not native to our area of course, but he does make a great Ambassador for our program and brings up talking points about snakes in our region. How we can all learn to be better neighbors with the wildlife around us.
You can contribute directly by using the link provided. Please share this page with your animal loving family and friends. Thank you for helping us provide the best care possible for our educational animals like Mojo.
https://couleehumane.betterworld.org/campaigns/make-donation-wildlife

10/24/2026

Good news for the Great Horned Owl that fell out of a tree at Veterans Memorial Park. Did absolutely wonderful in recovering and started going for live prey. Taken back to the same location to continue its life’s journey. A nice couple stopped by us as we were getting ready for the release. They follow our page and was excited to be there at the right time.
Fly free beautiful owl.

Please consider contributing to our wildlife that need so much help.

https://couleehumane.betterworld.org/campaigns/make-donation-wildlife

https://couleehumane.betterworld.org/campaigns/wildlife-sponsorship

10/18/2026

Happy World Opossum Day. Celebrate it with our Tater and Waffles. 😁 Tater is our retired Ambassador and Waffles is working her way into the roll.
Some fun facts:

They are true “Living Dinosaurs”. Fossil records reveal that the modern opossum has remained largely unchanged for roughly 65 to 70 million years. They literally walked the Earth alongside Tyrannosaurus rex. How cool is it that they survived for so long under so many changes in the world.

North America's Only Marsupial: The Virginia opossum is the only native pouched mammal found in the United States and Canada. Giving birth to up to 20 young who when born are the size of a bee and stay in the pouch for 3 months attached to the same ni**le the entire time. Though the mom only has 13 teats, meaning any that do not attach will not survive.

They have a Built-in Rabies Resistance: It is quite rare for an opossum to contract rabies. Because their core body temperature is unusually low (around 94–97°F) compared to other mammals, the rabies virus cannot easily survive in their bodies.

Please consider becoming a sponsor or donating to our rehabilitation or ambassador programs.

https://couleehumane.betterworld.org/campaigns/make-donation-wildlife

https://couleehumane.betterworld.org/campaigns/wildlife-sponsorship

10/15/2026

Thanks for being a top engager and making it on to my weekly engagement list! 🎉

Christy LaBeff, Deb Woerpel, Carmen Boucher

10/08/2026

The recent release of the Barred Owl that recovered with us after being hit by a car. We called the family who rescued this beautiful owl and they met us for the release. Very grateful for those who care enough to stop and help. I love when we can include them in the releases.

10/04/2026

Today we celebrate World Animal Day:
See the world through their eyes.

10/03/2026

With fall here we thought we would slow down. Unfortunately many new admits have kept us very busy. Here are a few of patients.
Barred Owl hit by car-now in flight cage and ready for release. Great Horned Owl, fell out of tree, thin but no injuries-went to larger enclosure and soon to flight cage. Broad winged hawk, believed to be hit by car-head trauma and still guarded prognosis but seeing improvement. Pigeon, attacked by a hawk and recovering. Juvenile squirrel found alone, cold and hungry. Warm and resting and doing very well. Mom Opossum with 6 babies hit by car. One baby did not survive; however the other 5 are very healthy and doing great. Mom was in pretty rough condition and we were uncertain she would pull through. X-rays showed no fractures and no fluid in lungs or any other internal damage. Two broken canine teeth but not a concern for her. After slow syringe feedings and rest we are so happy to say she is up and eating and becoming very active. Babies are with her and all are starting to eat on their own. Also a Beaver that was attacked and after few days in care it was transferred to another facility and is recovering.
Please consider making any sort of contribution to our program to help us care for so many injuries and mostly due to unintentional human conflicts. Thank you

https://couleehumane.betterworld.org/campaigns/make-donation-wildlife

Address

911 Critter Court
Onalaska, WI
54650

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm
Saturday	1pm - 5pm
Sunday	1pm - 5pm

Telephone

(608) 781-4014

Website

http://www.couleehumane.com/

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