Tri-Cities Animal Shelter

A non-profit offering low-cost access to spay/neuter services for low-income households as well as foster-based adoption and rehoming services for cats and dogs.

Our no-kill shelter, Benton-Franklin Humane Society, was founded in 1966 and is a privately run, non-profit organization with offices in Kennewick, Washington. Through adoption counseling, community services, educational outreach, and outreach to the general public, BFHS promotes the humane treatment of animals. We advocate for excellent pet care and put up a lot of effort to find our animals loving, permanent homes. Our activities are governed by compassion and respect as we work to build a truly humane neighborhood.

The purpose of the Benton County Canine Shelter is to provide safety to the mistreated and neglected dogs in the unincorporated regions of Benton County as well as shelter to the displaced and abandoned pets. We work to raise awareness of the value of responsible pet ownership and care in the community and think that all dogs should have a safe and loving environment before being adopted by their forever families.

Our goal is to save dogs in danger, protect the breed, and inform people about the characteristics of pit bulls when they are raised in a loving environment.

Adams County Pet Rescue was established in 1997 and is a 501c3 nonprofit organization, which means that the care of the county's animals is paid for by tax-deductible donations, grants, and two modest government contracts.

The goals of the Blue Mountain Humane Society are to stop cruelty, encourage kindness, and strengthen the link between people and animals.