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MADACC has proposed ordinances geared toward creating a safer, more humane community to the 19 municipalities in Milwaukee County. Click may love them as presented. You many like them but want some changes. You may hate them and think that things are great. The point is, your municipality needs to hear from YOU the residents! MADACC can make suggestions just as any other government department. They will not be adopted or have something else adopted unless residents get involved! Read our press release here Each spring MADACC sees an influx of homeless cats in search of homes. To help reduce overcrowding in the shelter, Friends of MADACC waives ad*lt cat adoption fees from June 1st – October 31st of each year. There are many ways you can help the homeless felines of Milwaukee. Here are ways you can help: FOSTER: MADACC is always looking for fosters to help reduce crowding at the shelter and to care for cats with high medical needs. Learn The Pit Bull Proud adoption program was created in 2014 to increase the number of Pit Bulls adopted into loving, forever homes. Pit Bull type dogs make up 45% of the homeless and neglected dogs brought into MADACC each year. In 2018, Friends of MADACC revamped the program. Instead of subsidizing adoption fees, FOM will now provide our pit bulls with a welcome home kit to take home with them to their new family! The kit includes an easy walk harness, toys, and our new Pit Bull Proud sticker and bandanna. In addition to this,  an awareness campaign is run from June to October to showcase MADACC’s pit bull pride and raise awareness for these dogs. This campaign culminates with FOM’s Annual Pit Bull Awareness Day towards the end of October. dog for the weekend before adopting? Want to make a difference in the life of an an*mal by having a weekend sleepover visit and letting us know what a dog is like in a home to help them find their perfect family? If you have answered YES to any of these questions, the MADACC Wisconsin Humane Society and MADACC are the largest an*mal welfare organizations in Milwaukee County and many people are not sure who to