Ward-Wiseman
Animal Haven
"Our Mission is to provide a safe haven for homeless, abandoned, and unwanted animals throughout Talala and the surrounding communities. As a no-kill rescue, Ward-Wiseman Animal Haven is dedicated to giving each animal compassionate care, necessary medical treatment, and the time they need to heal, grow, and find a loving forever home.
Animals in our care are spayed or neutered before adoption or when they are of age, helping ensure they leave us reay6 for a healthier furniture."
Help Us Rebuild
After transitioning from our former location, Ward-Wiseman Animal Haven began a new chapter with one important goal: creating a safer, more compassionate future for homeless animals in our community.
We are currently building a modern no-kill rescue designed to give every animal in our care a clean, comfortable, and loving place to heal while they wait for their forever home. This new facility will allow us to rescue more animals, provide better medical care, and create a space where every life is treated with compassion and dignity.
With the support of our community, we’re building more than just a rescue — we’re building hope, second chances, and a brighter future for animals who need it most.
Fully Transparent Rebuild
We Need YOUR Help!
$20,000.00
Electrical
$5,175.00
Plumbing
$11,500.00
HVAC
$18,000.00
Slab
Building Progress
We are making steady strides toward opening our new facility. Every bit of progress brings us closer to a brighter future for animals in need.
Fundraising Progress: 10%
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Working on Phase 1
Land secured
Phase 2
Phase 3
Phase 4
Phase 3
Phase 2
Phase 1
In January, 2008, the Ward-Wiseman Animal Haven opened its doors for the first time. Since opening, we have remained at full capacity, but have adopted out over 1585 animals (as of 12/2025 while maintaining a strict spay/neuter policy. We are funded completely by donations, fundraisers and adoption fees.
1585+
Animals Rescued
99%
Adoption Rate
2008
Opened jan. 2008
Get Involved
There are so many ways to support our mission. Whether you have time, resources, or a voice to share, you can help us save lives.