Ellensburg Animal Shelter

Every day, dogs and cats in the Yakima Valley pass away from abuse, homelessness, or euthanasia in shelters. This is not necessary. If only given the chance, almost every animal brought to a rescue has the capacity to make a devoted and affectionate pet.

To offer animals a secure, loving home; to ensure that they are adopted into good homes; and to promote their welfare by compassion, knowledge, original thinking, and a love of the relationship between humans and animals.

Serving animals in the Yakima, Washington, region for 118 years is the Yakima Humane Society. Every day, we receive a number of animals with the intention of giving them veterinary care, such as spaying and neutering, microchipping, and finding them a forever home.

A number of the valley's cities have contracts with the Yakima Humane Society to provide animal control services inside each city's boundaries.

  A regional non-profit animal rescue dedicated to improving the conditions of abused and abandoned animals in Yakima county.

The Wenatchee Valley Humane Society was established in 1967 by Gwyneth and Bruce Mitchell, fulfilling their aim of providing homes and hope for stray animals in the Wenatchee Valley. The shelter increased in size and services as the Mitchells carried out their purpose. The Wenatchee Valley Humane Society still upholds their history and dedication today.