Animal Shelters

For persons with allergies, we specialize in hypoallergenic kittens. ANGELA MAY ONLY SELL KITTENS FROM OUR CATTERY IN AUBURN, WA.

Animal rescue is the focus of the nonprofit organization Puget Sound Rescue. Over 4,000 dogs that were in danger of being put to sleep have found loving homes thanks to the 20 years that we have spent rescuing pets in south King County.

The mayor of the City of Auburn, a councilman from the City of Auburn, a local veterinarian, and a concerned resident gathered in February 2010 to debate the future of animal care in the City of Auburn.

The FLSPCA of CNY's aim is to lessen suffering, encourage comfort, enhance living conditions, and stop animal cruelty.

Hearts United for Animals is a cutting-edge, no-kill shelter and sanctuary that has won a Smithsonian Award for its commitment to easing the suffering of domestic animals. Over 12,000 dogs have been saved from puppy mills by HUA, over 14,000 patients have received low-cost spay/neuter services, and temporary home is available for animals belonging to families suffering domestic abuse.

By encouraging pet adoption, educating people on responsible pet ownership and welfare, and bringing attention to animal neglect and cruelty, we are dedicated to being a no-kill shelter and providing services to the DeKalb County region.

We are a dog rescue group that is committed to assisting all dogs, regardless of where they are from. Numerous dogs are being purchased, sold, and traded to the incorrect parties, who frequently use them as breeding stock.

An important educational, rehabilitation, and conservation effort for raptors is carried out at the Southeastern Raptor Center, a non-profit regional facility. Our goal is to give wild raptors the best possible medical treatment and rehabilitation, to aid in raptor conservation efforts, to increase public awareness of raptors, to arouse interest in raptor ecosystems, and to uplift the Auburn community.

We work to promote responsible pet ownership among the general public and safeguard public health and safety.

Lee County Humane Society was established in 1974 to address the expanding issue of stray animals in our neighborhood. Animals were taken into the homes of a group of dedicated and kind volunteers who tried to find them permanent homes while fostering and loving them. In 1976, LCHS purchased land along Highway 280, where the shelter now resides. The community-run, volunteer-run organization was able to hire staff and eventually start expanding the facilities thanks to donations and volunteer work.