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January 14, 2005
For Immediate Release
Media Contact: Michelle Pintar
Direct: (414) 431-6104
E-mail: mpintar@wihumane.org


Wisconsin Humane Society Named
"Best Place to Work" in Southeastern Wisconsin

MILWAUKEE ?The Wisconsin Humane Society, an animal welfare organization whose mission is to build a community where people value animals and treat them with respect or kindness, has been named for the second time as one of the "Best Places to Work" in Southeastern Wisconsin in Milwaukee Magazine. This is MRA ? The Management Association's fourth annual study of workplace practices.

"All of us at the Wisconsin Humane Society are excited to be recognized for the great place to work that we've created," said Victoria Wellens, executive director of the Wisconsin Humane Society. "It's evident that our employees are committed and passionate about saving lives. The staff gives 110 percent to the animals, which is a significant factor in what makes our organization what it is today."

To be honored as part of this exclusive list, the Wisconsin Humane Society filled out a comprehensive online survey containing more than 500 detailed questions. Many of the questions focused on areas such as salary, training, turnover rate, benefits, perks, work-life balance and community involvement. The Wisconsin Humane Society was specifically cited for developing younger workers and diversity in the workplace.

An initial 183 companies started to fill out the survey, but only 81 completed the survey. The winning companies were named the "Best Places to Work" within one of three categories: large companies (501 or more employees); medium-sized companies (101-500 employees); or small companies (fewer than 100 employees).

For more information about the Wisconsin Humane Society, or to view a current listing of animals available for adoption, please call (414) ANIMALS (264-6257) or visit www.wihumane.org.

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