Dogs, cats help raise money for Wisconsin Humane Society: Slideshow

The Wisconsin Humane Society used many of its secret weapons — adorable dogs, puppies and cats — to help raise $550,000 for its operations at its Paws & Claws Gala Saturday. Check out photos from the popular fundraiser.

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