Crazy, I just started smelling skunk like 15 minutes ago. Its like one of those old horror flicks where the hero realizes the monster is right in the room with him! We must be pretty close! (Or there's an organized skunk uprising taking place...)

Ugh. So sorry to hear it. The exact same thing happened to us a couple years ago.

We had to get rid of our couch (which the dog jumped on). Everything smelled for a month. Even now, a couple years later, some seldom-worn piece of clothing gets pulled out of a drawer, and it'll have that smell.

Skunks now cause a visceral response in me far beyond what they should. We have had a couple close calls since then. The dog is still dumb as rocks, and doesn't remember the misery.

Oh, and we tried every single solution on the internet and at work, and there was no panacea. Just lots of washings and time.

Good luck.

So sorry this happened to you.  Even if they don't spray they stink so bad.  A couple of weeks ago a skunk was around and I suddenly remembered I had not closed the garage door, it was about 11pm.  I went out in the garage, closed the overhead and the back door and went to bed.  THUMP, THUMP.  Oh S*###.  I had locked the skunk IN the garage.  I was a wreck when I opened the kitchen door a crack to hit the overhead door button.  It got out but the stink lingered.  Bounce dryer sheets spread out around and a few sprays of Febreze helped some.  Good luck.

If your dog is/was foaming at the mouth you had better get to a vet and check for rabies! Skunks carry rabies and foaming at the mouth is one sign. Good luck.

Oof, that sucks. My husky got hit right in the eyes earlier this spring. We were lucky to get her right into the bathtub without exposing too much of the rest of the house.

They hydrogen peroxide/dish soap really works for getting the stink out of the dog (avoid the eyes unless you want an even sadder puppy). As far as the rest of the house, wash everything that is washable (even stuff rooms away). Anything not washable, use a carpet cleaner or fabreeze. Then leave out pots of activated charcol to absorb the odor. Beyond that, it's just a waiting game.

You should call the state vet to have your dog reviewed for rabies infection. Even if they don't look like they were bit, a tiny nick could transmit the virus.

The foamy-mouth thing is obviously not rabies, as it would take quite a while for rabies to get to that state.

We had the state vet come out to check our animals, then they were quarentined for 40 days (no visits to the dog park), then rechecked for infection. Rabies is some pretty scary stuff, and not worth messing around with. Humans can get it, the only effective treatments need to be given quick, otherwise it is almost always fatal!

Minnesota Department of Health
Super-scary Rabies wiki article

And an interesting intersect of rabies/local news, the first person to ever survive a rabies infection was from Wisconsin.