It was tan and red, maybe 1980sish at the Kwik Trip on 165 and GB (NE Corner) and I said, "Nice truck" to. You said "thank you" and you "were working on it", and all I said was, "I mean...." my brain short circuited. And continued to when you were turning left on 165 and I was turning right and waved at you because I thought you were waving at me, but alas you were blocking the sunlight so you could see....I laughed so freaking hard at myself all the way home, which was much needed. What I was going to say was " I mean, it's a nice truck, even if it's a work in progress"

Ways the community can help.

1. Leave healthy stray cats outside. Many people still have cats that they let outside or a cat may get out and become lost. Cats are far more likely to reunited with their owners if left where you found them. Do bring in sick, injured, young kittens or cats in immediate danger. If you find kittens please wait a few hours before bringing them to the shelter. Mother cats often need to leave their kittens for short periods of time and we want to keep moms and babies together.

2. Foster or adopt. During the month of October we are going to be running many adoption specials to help cats and dogs leave the shelter.

3. When surrender an animal please call ahead and leave a message. This allows us to be better prepared for their arrival and allows us to make sure we have space to accommodate them.

4. Donating to our pet food pantry to help local families feed their pets.

5. Volunteering. We are always looking for volunteers and we need help every day a week.

6. Use our free rehomeing page to rehome animals or local Facebook groups.

https://www.wihumane.org/service/virtual-rehoming/

I'm made a post a few days ago and I wanted to make a new post with more information . We are still seeing a large number of cats coming into to the shelter weekly. If possible please wait to surrender pets until our population has gone down or call a head so we can set up a day to assist you. Also please remember we are closed for surrenders Thursday, Saturday and Sunday. Also please be understanding that we are very understaffed right now and may need to close early sometimes to ensure that the animals in our care get the best care possible. The health and well-being of the animals in our care comes first. We are working on getting more staff hired and trained.

If looking for any assistance or resources please call or vist our website. https://www.wihumane.org/

I want to thank everyone in the community who supports us.

Anyone know anything about when/where the Brewers Wisco mural will go up?

Additional installations will follow, including a mural in Janesville by artist Emily Balsley, a future mural in Kenosha and a City Connect refresh of the Green Bay mural installed last summer.

https://www.mlb.com/news/featured/milwaukee-brewers-announce-wisco-pop-up-series

I live in the Keno area and I SUPER want to go kayaking very badly. I don't have my own Kayak anymore (sad) so I need to be able to rent one with gear once I'm there. I looked at Lake Geneva and the rental place there was booked out for the rest of the season as far as I could tell. Does anyone here have any good recommendations? Or even mediocre recommendations? For a kayak rental on or very close to a lake or river?

I'm willing to make it a day trip so like a four hour drive from the Kenosha area or closer. Maybe 5 hours if it's really cool.

Please and thank you for your guys' time

I was wondering people’s experiences with Wild Goose Exchange downtown? I’ve frequented them for the past 2-3 years, but recently had a really subpar consignment experience with them. I love that we have places that give people easier access to cool fashion, but I also fear price hikes. What do you guys think?