Clark County Humane Society Pet of the Week: Ozzy
Wednesday, October 21st, 2026 -- 3:00 PM
Ozzy 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: Ozzy
Age: 5-Months-Old
Breed: Terrier Mix
Meet Ozzy, the CCHS Pet of the Week! Ozzy is a little wild man with a serious talent for making people laugh! This Terrier mix is energetic, goofy, loud, playful, and always ready for his next adventure.
Ozzy is almost 5 months old and weighs 19#. He is so very cute with a short-haired tricolor coat of black, white and tan. Ozzy has that unmistakable Terrier personality. He’s curious, busy, enthusiastic, and absolutely loves to play.
Whether he’s wrestling with a sibling, zooming around, investigating something suspicious, or making his opinions known, Ozzy knows how to keep things interesting! He’s looking for a family who will give him plenty of exercise, enrichment, training, and love while he grows into his big personality.
If you want a puppy who will keep you laughing and never let life get boring, Ozzy is your guy! You can submit your adoption application for Ozzy on our website: www.cchs-petshelter.
Have you heard about The Great CCHS Duck Hunt? Throughout the entire month of October, keep your eyes peeled while visiting participating local businesses. We’ve hidden numbered, themed ducks all throughout Neillsville just waiting to be discovered!
All you have to do is find a hidden CCHS duck, take your new little friend with you, bring it to the Clark County Humane Society, officially “adopt” your duck and receive a special Duck Adoption Certificate and a prize! A HUGE thank you to all of the businesses and organizations helping hide our little ducky fugitives!
You can learn more about, and adopt, Ozzy, and all the animals at the shelter, at their website, www.cchs-petshelter.org. You can also apply for adoption in person at the Clark County Humane Society.
(Picture courtesy of the Clark County Humane Society)
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