When an Animal Shelter System Goes to the Dogs, Onsite Professionals Come to the Rescue

Many wastewater industry companies contributed to a major treatment update at a Wisconsin facility serving man’s best furry friends

When an Animal Shelter System Goes to the Dogs, Onsite Professionals Come to the Rescue

Brady Rubenzer, left, and Mark Yohnk, second from left, both of Stolt Excavating, CeCe Rudnicki of the Wisconsin Department of Safety and Professional Services, second from right, and Lindsey O’Rourke and Haillie Passow of Chippewa County Planning & Zoning, right, install the 100 feet of force main taking wastewater from the treatment chain to the Eljen GSF drainfield at the Chippewa Humane Association. (Photos courtesy of Joe Rubenzer)

The call came late in fall 2019 from the Chippewa County Humane Association in northern Wisconsin. The onsite system at the animal shelter was failing, and they asked Joe Rubenzer at Stolt Excavating & Trucking in Chippewa Falls, if his company could install a new...

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