The Haus of Dogs

The Haus of Dogs (THoD) was inspired by a 2012 event. My first rescue, Castle, came from a high-kill facility in California that smelled of chemicals and urine and gave me headaches. There were endless rows of chained dogs, their tails wagging, paws anxiously clawing at their bars, and eyes pleading with me to let them go.

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What are the hours for The Haus of Dogs?

The Haus of Dogs is open . Call (206) 678-6264 to confirm visiting hours.

Does The Haus of Dogs rescue stray or abandoned animals?

Many shelters help rescue and care for stray animals. Contact The Haus of Dogs at (206) 678-6264 for more information.

Can I volunteer at The Haus of Dogs?

The Haus of Dogs may offer volunteer opportunities. Call (206) 678-6264 to learn how to get involved.

How can I contact The Haus of Dogs?

You can contact The Haus of Dogs by calling (206) 678-6264 for inquiries about adoption or services.

Where is The Haus of Dogs located?

The Haus of Dogs is located at 9657 Firdale Ave in Edmonds, Washington.