The Fond du Lac Humane Society is pleased to announce that its long awaited cookbook is hot off the press. The Whisker Lickin' Good cookbook is comprised of recipes submitted by friends and members of the Humane Society and animal lovers from our community. The featured recipes, all time-tested favorites include main courses, appetizers, vegetables dishes, deserts and a special section for healthy pet treat recipes.

The cookbook is particularly outstanding as it offers select recipes from the late Madame Kuony and the Postilion. Madame Kuony was a world-renowned chef and culinary instructor from our community. Her recipes offer gourmet selections that are sure to delight even the most experienced cooks. Read More

"This cookbook was inspired by Board Member Joanie Blatz, and has been three years in the making. We are delighted to give our members the opportunity to share their favorite recipes, while also raising money for a great cause-there's something for everyone in the cookbook," said Lucy Mathers, shelter manager. In addition to the great recipes, photos of shelter alumni, and other furry friends are featured through out the book. The Whisker Lickin' Good cookbook is available at the Fond du Lac Humane Society and sells for $12 each or 2 for $20.

The Fond du Lac Humane Society cared for more than 2000 stray or abandoned animals in 2005. 100% of proceeds from the sale of the cookbook will benefit the animals staying at the shelter.

To learn more, call Lucy at 920-922-8873 or stop by the shelter at 173 West Pioneer Road.

The Fond du Lac Humane Society, Inc. is committed to providing humane care and treatment to all animals needing protection, returning lost animals to owners, matching suitable homes with orphan animals, providing humane education to the public and providing humane euthanasia when necessary.

We are dedicated to the humane treatment of all animals and a sincere desire to place animals in responsible, caring homes.

We realize the need to educate the general public in areas of animals' care especially the need for spaying and neutering of animals to prevent further overpopulation.

Help the pets by recycling your aluminum cans at the Shelter's drop-off bin 24/7!