Tomah, WI
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Chasing Daylight Animal Shelter Inc is a no-kill, non-profit animal shelter based in Tomah, Wisconsin, dedicated to protecting domestic cats and dogs from suffering and cruelty. The shelter provides cage-free roaming rooms for social felines, medical care, adoption, and foster programs, as well as community TNR and low-cost spay/neuter services when grant funding permits. Serving Monroe County and surrounding areas, CDAS works to ensure every cat receives shelter and loving care until placed into a permanent home.
Chasing Daylight Animal Shelter Inc has adoption fees starting from $60.
Cats (>1 yr): $60; Kittens (<1 yr): $100 (sales tax included)
Completion of a cat adoption application. Cats receive spay/neuter surgery, distemper vaccination, deworming, FeLV testing, rabies vaccination (if age-appropriate), and microchipping prior to adoption.
Cats are available for general viewing at the shelter without an appointment during open hours (mostly 11am-3pm). Prospective adopters can download and complete a Cat Application from the shelter's website or contact the shelter directly.
The adoption fee is $60 (tax included) for adult cats over one year old, and $100 for kittens under one year old. Fees include spay/neuter, distemper vaccination, deworming, FeLV testing, rabies vaccination (if age-appropriate), and a microchip.
No, cats are available for general viewing without an appointment most days from 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM (11:00 AM to 2:00 PM on Sundays; closed Wednesdays).
As grant funding allows, Chasing Daylight provides Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) for community cats in their area, as well as low-cost spay and neuter programs for companion animals.
Social felines enjoy 24/7 free-range living in two spacious community rooms while awaiting adoption, and non-social cats receive supervised free time.
CDAS accepts surrendered dogs and cats as space allows to avoid overcrowding; a surrender donation is encouraged. Because space is limited, they cannot accept every animal needing surrender, but will suggest alternative resources.
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