Clark County Humane Society Pet of the Week: Blossom
Wednesday, February 11th, 2026 -- 1:00 PM
Blossom is the Pet of the Week from the Clark County Humane Society made possible by East Valley Veterinarian Clinic located at 2510 Black River Road just North of Neillsville and east of the Black River. (https://
Name: Blossom
Age: 6-Months-Old
Breed: Cattle Dog Mix
Meet Blossom, the CCHS Pet of the Week! Blossom came to CCHS with her 2 sisters earlier last November from a local farm. This beautiful Cattle Dog mix is about 6 months old and weighs roughly 27.9# currently.
She is a very pretty girl with a short-haired brown coat with a few white and black touches. Blossom is the puppy embodiment of a ray of sunshine! She is sweet, happy, and quite honestly insanely cute!
She loves to be around people and enjoys lots of attention. With her great attitude, Blossom really doesn't understand why her sisters have been adopted, but she's still waiting at the Shelter to find her new family. But she just knows it's only a matter of time and will definitely be worth the wait!
With any puppy, training and socialization are incredibly important to the success of the pup. If you'd like to have a happy new best friend, please apply to adopt Blossom today! You can submit your adoption application on our website: www.cchs-petshelter.
February just got meow-gical at Clark County Humane Society! Love is officially in the air. A wonderful supporter is sponsoring cat adoption fees all month long, so you can swipe right on your purrfect match for an everlasting love without the fee.
We’re incredibly grateful for this special supporter's kindness, and can’t wait for you to meet your furever furry friend. Standard adoption policies and procedures still apply. We have an amazing group of cats and kittens at the Shelter to pick from right now. Warning: falling in love is basically guaranteed!
You can learn more about, and adopt, Blossom, and all the animals at the shelter, at their website, www.cchs-petshelter.org. You can also apply for adoption in person.
(Picture courtesy of the Clark County Humane Society via press release)
Feel free to contact us with questions and/or comments.