Animal Shelters

We are a Grant County, Washington, nonprofit animal rescue. assisting abandoned and found/lost pets. We offer Adoption of Rescued Pets as well as Rehoming Services.

We have a great selection of cats and dogs available for adoption, and the Ellensburg Yakima Humane Society is constantly searching for people to help. We cordially invite you to come see our animals and consider adopting one of them.

A non-profit group called the Whidbey Animals' Improvement Foundation (WAIF) was established in 1990 with the goal of aiding the stray pets on Whidbey Island. In the interim, until loving homes can be found for the animals, WAIF is committed to giving displaced pets food, shelter, veterinary care, and love.

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.

A small team and over 100 volunteers who are committed to the welfare of animals in need from our community and beyond carry out our programs and services, which were established in 1994.

At the Quincy Animal Shelter, we are committed to fostering a feeling of community as well as the welfare of animals. By providing community members with knowledge, collaborating closely on a spay and neuter program with Washington State University, and cultivating ties within the community, we further our objective. We desire for the abandoned, unloved, lost, and orphaned animals that enter our care to thrive and discover loving new homes.

Our goal is to significantly reduce the number of cats and dogs in the Okanogan Region by providing affordable or free spay and neuter programs, offering emergency veterinary care when necessary, and forming partnerships with no-kill rescues that will take in our unwanted pets and help place them in loving homes.

Our aim at the Colville Valley Animal Sanctuary is to change the lives of companion animals in need and to motivate people to support the humane treatment of animals.

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.

A non-profit, no-kill cat shelter, Okanogan County Animal Foster Care Association, also known as Animal Foster Care Cat Shelter, is committed to giving cats a safe refuge until they can find a home.