GREEN LAKE, Wis. (WFRV) - The Green Lake Area Animal Shelter is holding a special promotion for January dog adoptions, testing out a new process. The process varies, as potential adopters will be able to choose between two different procedures: Door County candlemakers raising money for Los Angeles fire victims through ‘Golden State’ candle 'Standard' process: All dog adoptions come with a $250 fee The application includes a questionnaire with eight questions Potential adopters can express interest in specific dogs, all available pets online Those who come visit can look at other dogs, as oftentimes, people end up choosing a different dog. Final approval comes after meeting with dogs and staff Adoption is finalized after leaving with the new dog, though pets can be brought back if adoptions aren't successful Post-adoption support is offered Adoption includes one week of food and a clean, used collar, with dog leaves current on health care 'Upgraded' process: Dog adoption fees are $100 Adoption application includes a five-question questionnaire Potential adopters complete the application and questionnaire, the staff will choose the most compatible dog for the family based on answers and application Each adoption comes with a foster-to-adopt trial, depending on the family and dog Post-adoption support is available with free training available at 'A Dog's Tale,' suited to the new dog Adoption includes two weeks of food, a new collar and leash as well as two months of flea/tick and heartworm prevention Janine Rubeck, the shelter manager said their dog numbers have been high for the last couple of years and the new processes are intended to get people to choose their method of adoption. "The standard questionnaire is eight open-ended questions," Rubeck said. "The new questionnaire is filled with five multiple-choice questions." ‘Every single kennel is full’: Animal shelter in Wisconsin takes in 50+ dogs to start the new year, community urged to help The new procedures also are intended to help people decide what may work best for them. For more information and available dogs, visit the Green Lake Area Animal Shelter website.