I want to donate : Holiday Gift Ideas
The animals aren’t watching the stock markets and they need us more than ever! Here are three easy gift ideas for animal lovers that will also make a life-saving difference. You can change the life of an abandoned animal forever!
2009 Calendar: Power of Companionship
Our one-of-a-kind calendars cost just $15, money that will go to support the dogs, cats and critters in the Seattle Humane Society's care. Pets featured in the calendar are the result of winning bids at our Tuxes & Tails Celebrity and Pet Fashion Show and Auction. Give a gift this holiday season that will change the life of an orphaned animal. Click here to see a preview of and order the Power of Companionship 2009 Calendar.
Donation “In Honor Of” or “In Memory Of” 
Perfect for the special person who “has everything.” Make a donation in honor of a friend or loved one, or their pet, and the Seattle Humane Society will send the honoree a special acknowledgment letter on the donor’s behalf. Honorees will also receive a one-year subscription to Chronicles, the Seattle Humane Society’s quarterly publication filled with interesting articles and pet tips.
Click here to make a donation online. Gifts can also be made by phone at (425) 373-5382, by mail, or in person at 13212 SE Eastgate Way, Bellevue, WA 98005.
Adoption Gift Certificate
Give a loved one the pet they’ve always dreamed of with an Adoption Gift Certificate. Plus, have the fun of accompanying the lucky recipient to the Seattle Humane Society to find the perfect pet! Try wrapping up a plush pet with the Adoption Gift Certificate 
and add charm by making air holes! The lucky recipient can visit the shelter as many times as they want until they fall in love with their new best friend. Adoption Gift Certificates start at $80 and include the pet’s spay/neuter surgery, microchip, initial vaccinations, 30 days of pet health insurance and a free veterinary exam. Some levels also include six weeks of training for dog adoptions.
Adoption Gift Certificates can be purchased at the Seattle Humane Society. Click here for hours and directions.