Regional Animal Services of King County

We are a 501(c)3 non-profit emergency cat rescue that runs solely on contributions. We have developed into a network of foster homes committed to assisting the homeless cat population throughout the years.

Two full-time Animal Control officers are employed by the Renton Police Department to assist people who live inside the city borders of Renton.

James Branson and Kelsy, a black Lab, have been working to find lost pets in the Puget Sound region since 2008. Four years of our volunteer time were spent working for Missing Pet Partnership before we started Three Retrievers Lost Pet Rescue in 2012.

We run a no-kill community animal shelter that homes and cares for stray animals, adopts out unclaimed animals to new loving families, and serve as the animal care and control authority for the Washington cities of Burien and Des Moines.

One of the largest non-profit pet rescue groups in Washington State and a 501(c)3 organization, Ginger's Pet Rescue specializes on helping Death Row Dogs.

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.