HOME | SEATTLE HUMANEDOGSCOVID-19BLOGADOPTIONSERVICESGET INVOLVED Seattle Humane has launched a Home To Home program, which is a direct-to-adopter tool for people looking to rehome their animals. We recognize that all shelter environments cause stress in animals, and the best outcome for a pet looking for a new home is one that avoids this step completely. That is why we offer the Home to Home program,

which

ADOPTION | SEATTLE HUMANE Pet adoption is a critical part of our mission. Each year, 6.5 million pets enter animal shelters in the United States. Tragically, only half of them are adopted. At Seattle Humane, homeless pets stay with us until they are adopted — no matter how long it takes. We believe every animal deserves a chance for a good home. DOGS | SEATTLE HUMANE Seattle Humane is a 501(c)3 organization. Our tax-ID number is 91-0282060 and donations are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law. Phone: (425) 641-0080. SEATTLE HUMANE OFFERS HOME TO HOME OPTION FOR PET Seattle Humane recognizes that all shelter environments cause stress in animals, and the best outcome for a pet looking for a new home is one that avoids this step completely. As the economic impacts of COVID-19 continues to put a financial strain on many families across the nation, it is immensely important to Seattle Humane CATS | SEATTLE HUMANESEE MORE ON SEATTLEHUMANE.ORG

TEEN PROGRAMS

Humane Teen Club. Humane Teen Club (HTC) is a junior volunteer and teen development program for animal lovers who are 13-17 years old. During the school year, members meet two Saturdays per month to learn about operations at Seattle Humane and explore a variety of animal welfare related topics. CAREERS | SEATTLE HUMANE Seattle Humane is a 501(c)3 organization. Our tax-ID number is 91-0282060 and donations are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law. Phone: (425) 641-0080.

FOSTER A PET

Provide pets with a loving, temporary home while they’re waiting to be adopted. Become a Pet Foster Parent! Fostering is a rewarding and enriching experience that offers a great opportunity for families or individuals who love animals, but cannot commit to having a full-time

pet.

SPAY & NEUTER

Spay & Neuter Appointments Are Back! However, due to enhanced safety protocols and increased demand, we are unable to accommodate all of the appointment requests we receive each month. If you have questions or need assistance with the electronic forms or appointment requests, please contact us at (425) 649-7560 or Vets@seattlehumane.org. LOW-COST VET CLINICS FOR END OF LIFE SERVICES Low-Cost Vet Clinics for End of Life Services Value Pet Clinic - Renton Greenwood Animal Hospital (425) 255 5678 (206) 528-3838 3901 NE 4th Street, Suite #103 10000 Aurora Avenue North, Suite 8 HOME | SEATTLE HUMANEDOGSCOVID-19BLOGADOPTIONSERVICESGET INVOLVED Seattle Humane has launched a Home To Home program, which is a direct-to-adopter tool for people looking to rehome their animals. We recognize that all shelter environments cause stress in animals, and the best outcome for a pet looking for a new home is one that avoids this step completely. That is why we offer the Home to Home program,

which

ADOPTION | SEATTLE HUMANE Pet adoption is a critical part of our mission. Each year, 6.5 million pets enter animal shelters in the United States. Tragically, only half of them are adopted. At Seattle Humane, homeless pets stay with us until they are adopted — no matter how long it takes. We believe every animal deserves a chance for a good home. DOGS | SEATTLE HUMANE Seattle Humane is a 501(c)3 organization. Our tax-ID number is 91-0282060 and donations are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law. Phone: (425) 641-0080. SEATTLE HUMANE OFFERS HOME TO HOME OPTION FOR PET Seattle Humane recognizes that all shelter environments cause stress in animals, and the best outcome for a pet looking for a new home is one that avoids this step completely. As the economic impacts of COVID-19 continues to put a financial strain on many families across the nation, it is immensely important to Seattle Humane CATS | SEATTLE HUMANESEE MORE ON SEATTLEHUMANE.ORG

TEEN PROGRAMS

Humane Teen Club. Humane Teen Club (HTC) is a junior volunteer and teen development program for animal lovers who are 13-17 years old. During the school year, members meet two Saturdays per month to learn about operations at Seattle Humane and explore a variety of animal welfare related topics. CAREERS | SEATTLE HUMANE Seattle Humane is a 501(c)3 organization. Our tax-ID number is 91-0282060 and donations are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law. Phone: (425) 641-0080.

FOSTER A PET

Provide pets with a loving, temporary home while they’re waiting to be adopted. Become a Pet Foster Parent! Fostering is a rewarding and enriching experience that offers a great opportunity for families or individuals who love animals, but cannot commit to having a full-time

pet.

SPAY & NEUTER

Spay & Neuter Appointments Are Back! However, due to enhanced safety protocols and increased demand, we are unable to accommodate all of the appointment requests we receive each month. If you have questions or need assistance with the electronic forms or appointment requests, please contact us at (425) 649-7560 or Vets@seattlehumane.org. LOW-COST VET CLINICS FOR END OF LIFE SERVICES Low-Cost Vet Clinics for End of Life Services Value Pet Clinic - Renton Greenwood Animal Hospital (425) 255 5678 (206) 528-3838 3901 NE 4th Street, Suite #103 10000 Aurora Avenue North, Suite 8 SERVICES | SEATTLE HUMANE Veterinary Services. The shelter’s Schuler Family Medical Center is a high-volume teaching hospital. In addition to exams and surgeries for shelter pets, Seattle Humane provides affordable spay & neuter surgery, wellness care, vaccinations and microchips for pets of low-income guardians. BLOG | SEATTLE HUMANE We’re two days away from the largest Wings of Rescue flight in history! More than 600 pets from five of the Hawaiian Islands will arrive at Boeing Field late Thursday morning, Oct. 29, where Seattle Humane will be waiting with many other PNW shelters to process these cats and dogs and get them ready for adoption. On June 25, 2020. June

25, 2020.

KITTENS | SEATTLE HUMANE Seattle Humane sends more than a thousand kittens and cats into foster homes each kitten season. Caring for kittens is a huge part of what we do, read on to learn more! What is Kitten Season? Kitten season for our area is typically from April – October during warmer months when cats go into heat. It’s important that if you see outdoor

PET REHOMING

We understand, however, that situations arise that make it impossible for you to keep your pet. In that case, we’ll do our best to help you rehome your pet. For more information about training or other solutions for keeping your pet, please call us at (425) 641-0080. We will be happy to assist you or refer you to others who can help.

WAYS TO GIVE

Ways to Give. Your gifts make sure every animal gets a chance. When you support Seattle Humane, you are helping to provide dogs, cats, and critters with food, medical care, and shelter until we can find them homes of their own. Thanks to you, we can care for thousands of homeless pets each year. We rely on the generous financial support of

our

PET FOOD BANK

Seattle Humane’s Pet Food Bank collects and distributes pet food donations for pets belonging to low-income seniors, families in crisis, and any community members in need. The program feeds more than 2,000 pets every month with eight tons of donated pet food delivered by volunteers to low-income senior housing complexes, community centers, and food banks. The Pet Food

SPAY & NEUTER

Spay & Neuter Appointments Are Back! However, due to enhanced safety protocols and increased demand, we are unable to accommodate all of the appointment requests we receive each month. If you have questions or need assistance with the electronic forms or appointment requests, please contact us at (425) 649-7560 or Vets@seattlehumane.org.

GIVE SUPPLIES

Seattle Humane is a 501(c)3 organization. Our tax-ID number is 91-0282060 and donations are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law. Phone: (425) 641-0080.

LOST & FOUND PETS

If you've lost or found a pet, we have the resources you need. Here's a list of area animal welfare agencies, plus important tips for

finding a lost pet.

CANINE SEPARATION ANXIETY Dogs with separation anxiety exhibit behavior problems when they’re left alone. Typically, they’ll have a dramatic anxiety response within a short time (20 – 45 minutes) after their owners leave them. The most common of these behaviors are: Digging, chewing and scratching at doors or windows in an attempt to escape and reunite

with their

HOME | SEATTLE HUMANEDOGSCOVID-19BLOGADOPTIONSERVICESGET INVOLVED Seattle Humane has launched a Home To Home program, which is a direct-to-adopter tool for people looking to rehome their animals. We recognize that all shelter environments cause stress in animals, and the best outcome for a pet looking for a new home is one that avoids this step completely. That is why we offer the Home to Home program,

which

ADOPTION | SEATTLE HUMANE Pet adoption is a critical part of our mission. Each year, 6.5 million pets enter animal shelters in the United States. Tragically, only half of them are adopted. At Seattle Humane, homeless pets stay with us until they are adopted — no matter how long it takes. We believe every animal deserves a chance for a good home. DOGS | SEATTLE HUMANE Seattle Humane is a 501(c)3 organization. Our tax-ID number is 91-0282060 and donations are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law. Phone: (425) 641-0080. SEATTLE HUMANE OFFERS HOME TO HOME OPTION FOR PETSEATTLE HUMANE SOCIETY HOME TO HOMESEATTLE HUMANE SOCIETY DOGS FOR ADOPTIONSEATTLE HUMANE SOCIETY BELLEVUESEATTLE ANIMAL SHELTER SEATTLE Seattle Humane recognizes that all shelter environments cause stress in animals, and the best outcome for a pet looking for a new home is one that avoids this step completely. As the economic impacts of COVID-19 continues to put a financial strain on many families across the nation, it is immensely important to Seattle Humane CATS | SEATTLE HUMANESEE MORE ON SEATTLEHUMANE.ORG BLOG | SEATTLE HUMANE We’re two days away from the largest Wings of Rescue flight in history! More than 600 pets from five of the Hawaiian Islands will arrive at Boeing Field late Thursday morning, Oct. 29, where Seattle Humane will be waiting with many other PNW shelters to process these cats and dogs and get them ready for adoption. On June 25, 2020. June

25, 2020.

WAYS TO GIVE

Ways to Give. Your gifts make sure every animal gets a chance. When you support Seattle Humane, you are helping to provide dogs, cats, and critters with food, medical care, and shelter until we can find them homes of their own. Thanks to you, we can care for thousands of homeless pets each year. We rely on the generous financial support of

our

TEEN PROGRAMS

Humane Teen Club. Humane Teen Club (HTC) is a junior volunteer and teen development program for animal lovers who are 13-17 years old. During the school year, members meet two Saturdays per month to learn about operations at Seattle Humane and explore a variety of animal welfare related topics. LEADERSHIP | SEATTLE HUMANE Emily Keegans Chief of Animal Behavior. Emily joined Seattle Humane in 1999 as an adoption advisor. After attending the San Francisco SPCA Academy for Dog Trainers and receiving a Certificate in Training and Counseling, she became one of our dog training instructors and CANINE SEPARATION ANXIETY Dogs with separation anxiety exhibit behavior problems when they’re left alone. Typically, they’ll have a dramatic anxiety response within a short time (20 – 45 minutes) after their owners leave them. The most common of these behaviors are: Digging, chewing and scratching at doors or windows in an attempt to escape and reunite

with their

HOME | SEATTLE HUMANEDOGSCOVID-19BLOGADOPTIONSERVICESGET INVOLVED Seattle Humane has launched a Home To Home program, which is a direct-to-adopter tool for people looking to rehome their animals. We recognize that all shelter environments cause stress in animals, and the best outcome for a pet looking for a new home is one that avoids this step completely. That is why we offer the Home to Home program,

which

ADOPTION | SEATTLE HUMANE Pet adoption is a critical part of our mission. Each year, 6.5 million pets enter animal shelters in the United States. Tragically, only half of them are adopted. At Seattle Humane, homeless pets stay with us until they are adopted — no matter how long it takes. We believe every animal deserves a chance for a good home. DOGS | SEATTLE HUMANE Seattle Humane is a 501(c)3 organization. Our tax-ID number is 91-0282060 and donations are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law. Phone: (425) 641-0080. SEATTLE HUMANE OFFERS HOME TO HOME OPTION FOR PETSEATTLE HUMANE SOCIETY HOME TO HOMESEATTLE HUMANE SOCIETY DOGS FOR ADOPTIONSEATTLE HUMANE SOCIETY BELLEVUESEATTLE ANIMAL SHELTER SEATTLE Seattle Humane recognizes that all shelter environments cause stress in animals, and the best outcome for a pet looking for a new home is one that avoids this step completely. As the economic impacts of COVID-19 continues to put a financial strain on many families across the nation, it is immensely important to Seattle Humane CATS | SEATTLE HUMANESEE MORE ON SEATTLEHUMANE.ORG BLOG | SEATTLE HUMANE We’re two days away from the largest Wings of Rescue flight in history! More than 600 pets from five of the Hawaiian Islands will arrive at Boeing Field late Thursday morning, Oct. 29, where Seattle Humane will be waiting with many other PNW shelters to process these cats and dogs and get them ready for adoption. On June 25, 2020. June

25, 2020.

WAYS TO GIVE

Ways to Give. Your gifts make sure every animal gets a chance. When you support Seattle Humane, you are helping to provide dogs, cats, and critters with food, medical care, and shelter until we can find them homes of their own. Thanks to you, we can care for thousands of homeless pets each year. We rely on the generous financial support of

our

TEEN PROGRAMS

Humane Teen Club. Humane Teen Club (HTC) is a junior volunteer and teen development program for animal lovers who are 13-17 years old. During the school year, members meet two Saturdays per month to learn about operations at Seattle Humane and explore a variety of animal welfare related topics. LEADERSHIP | SEATTLE HUMANE Emily Keegans Chief of Animal Behavior. Emily joined Seattle Humane in 1999 as an adoption advisor. After attending the San Francisco SPCA Academy for Dog Trainers and receiving a Certificate in Training and Counseling, she became one of our dog training instructors and CANINE SEPARATION ANXIETY Dogs with separation anxiety exhibit behavior problems when they’re left alone. Typically, they’ll have a dramatic anxiety response within a short time (20 – 45 minutes) after their owners leave them. The most common of these behaviors are: Digging, chewing and scratching at doors or windows in an attempt to escape and reunite

with their

ADOPTION | SEATTLE HUMANE Pet adoption is a critical part of our mission. Each year, 6.5 million pets enter animal shelters in the United States. Tragically, only half of them are adopted. At Seattle Humane, homeless pets stay with us until they are adopted — no matter how long it takes. We KITTENS | SEATTLE HUMANE Seattle Humane sends more than a thousand kittens and cats into foster homes each kitten season. Caring for kittens is a huge part of what we do, read on to learn more! What is Kitten Season? Kitten season for our area is typically from April – October during warmer months when cats go into heat. It’s important that if you see outdoor SERVICES | SEATTLE HUMANE Veterinary Services. The shelter’s Schuler Family Medical Center is a high-volume teaching hospital. In addition to exams and surgeries for shelter pets, Seattle Humane provides affordable spay & neuter surgery, wellness care, vaccinations and microchips for pets of low-income guardians. BLOG | SEATTLE HUMANE We’re two days away from the largest Wings of Rescue flight in history! More than 600 pets from five of the Hawaiian Islands will arrive at Boeing Field late Thursday morning, Oct. 29, where Seattle Humane will be waiting with many other PNW shelters to process these cats and dogs and get them ready for adoption. On June 25, 2020. June

25, 2020.

RESOURCES | SEATTLE HUMANE Resources. At Seattle Humane, we strive to facilitate loving and meaningful relationships between people and their pets. That’s why we make our library of resources available to you. When you’re equipped for success as a pet owner, you and your pet will be happier. Look below for articles and resources about pet care and behavior.

VOLUNTEERING

Youth Opportunities. To volunteer, you must be at least 18 years of age. However, through our youth and educational programs, we have many opportunities for those under 18 who want to get involved and earn community service hours. To learn more, check out our Youth Programs or contact EducationServices@seattlehumane.org .

PET FOOD BANK

Seattle Humane’s Pet Food Bank collects and distributes pet food donations for pets belonging to low-income seniors, families in crisis, and any community members in need. The program feeds more than 2,000 pets every month with eight tons of donated pet food delivered by volunteers to low-income senior housing complexes, community centers, and food banks. The Pet Food

SPAY & NEUTER

Spay & Neuter Appointments Are Back! However, due to enhanced safety protocols and increased demand, we are unable to accommodate all of the appointment requests we receive each month. If you have questions or need assistance with the electronic forms or appointment requests, please contact us at (425) 649-7560 or Vets@seattlehumane.org.

END OF LIFE

PLEASE NOTE: We do not offer euthanasia services. If you have an urgent need, please refer to your local veterinarian, these low-cost clinics, or the clinics listed under Animal Emergencies for humane euthanasia services. If you are out of options or experiencing a financial hardship, please contact or (425) 649-7561.. Losing an animal is difficult and the process can be very ADOPTING A HOARDED CAT Adopting a Hoarded Cat Cats that come from hoarding situations have spent most of their lives with other cats and many times have had very little contact with people.

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DOGS (SEE ALL)

GOLLY G. WILLAKERS

Male/Neutered

1 year, 2 months Meet Golly G. Willakers

JINGLES

Male/Neutered

2 years, 1 month Meet Jingles

COLBY

Female/Spayed

5 months — Pending adoption Meet Colby

SPOOKY

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GOLLY G. WILLAKERS

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JINGLES

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COLBY

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SPOOKY

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PURPLE RAIN

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SCRAPPY

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BRIE

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JINGLES

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SPOOKY

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GUAVA

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3 years Meet Guava

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ROSIE

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Female/Spayed

10 years, 3 months — Pending adoption Meet Your Highness Gracie

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2 years, 9 months Meet Carlos Santana

OBERON

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4 years, 1 month Meet Oberon

NORTH

Female/Spayed

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KEOKI

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OBERON

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KEOKI

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OPAL

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BOBA

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COCOA

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CORALINE

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MILKU

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CRACKLE

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POP

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SNOWBALL

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RESCUING ANIMALS SINCE 1897 7,000 We serve 7,000 animals each year. 80% We are mindful stewards of your donation: 80 percent of funds raised go directly to the animals. 98.4% We have a 98.4% live-save rate, one of the highest in the nation for a shelter of our size and scope.

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Do you have a deep love for animals? You can make a difference for pets in need by volunteering in our beautiful new facility in Bellevue or even in your own home. There are so many ways you can care for animals through Seattle Humane. Find the opportunity that’s right

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This fun-loving pup is putting her cute mug to good use by providing our homepage with a daily dose of cheer. Jinger (and her special person – yes, sorry – she’s adopted) are the winners of the first-annual Pawparazzi

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Jinger loves life;

Jinger lives for each and every day; Let’s be like Jinger.

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