Tim Kreft
Good Luck Tick! (Hour 2)
On this second hour of Mornings with WFHR James and Tari are joined by Tim Kreft from the South Wood County Humane Society to present an update and give us a Pet of the Week! This weeks Pet of the Week is Tick, a long-time resident at the humane society with loads love and personality. Tick has been at the shelter for over 400 days, is a great walker, can be re-homed with other well-mannered pets, and comes free as one of the shelter's sponsored pets! To check out Tick and all the residents at the Humane Society awaiting their fur-ever home head to swchs.com!
Pandora and Bear! (Hour 2)
Melissa, Seth and James begin this second hour of Mornings with WFHR with the South Wood County Humane Society! Today they introduce their newest Director of Operations, Sarah Hansen, and present their pets of the week, Pandora the cat and Bear the dog! To check out Pandora, Bear, and all the residents of the Humane Society awaiting their Fur-Ever homes head to swchs.org. The team then gets into some entertainment news, other news, and some good stories of the day!
A Visit From the Humane Society (Hour 2)
This second hour of Mornings with WFHR begins with a visit from Tim Kreft with the South Wood County Humane Society who normally brings us a pet of the week. This week the shelter is at maximum capacity, and all of the residents are the pet of the week. To check out Mr. Spaghetti, Freddy Mercury, Tick and all the other wonderful residents awaiting their fur-ever home at swchs.com
Go Check Out Woodpecker! (Hour 2)
Seth and James are back for the second hour of Mornings with WFHR starting with a visit from Tim Kreft with the South Wood County Humane Society's Pet of the week, Woodpecker! Go check out Woodpecker the cat and the other great animals waiting for their fur-ever home at swchs.org! Then the boys get into some entertainment news, local event news, and some good stories of the day!
Hour 2: South Wood County Humane Society
Melissa and James are back for the second hour of Mornings with Tim Kreft from the South Wood County Humane Society. He provided some interesting information about city ordinances regarding animals, as well as alerted us to a dog that went missing from the Humane Society, Bluey. If you think you've seen a new blue tick healer mix in your area in Wisconsin Rapids, call the humane society or visit their Facebook page to report the sighting! With your help, they'll get bluey to safety soon!
Alliant Energy
Tim goes in-depth on the Solar Project, including how solar power works and how much it costs (and saves.)
