Seattle Humane recognizes that all shelter environments cause stress in animals, and the best outcome for a pet looking for a new home is one that avoids this step completely. As the economic impacts of COVID-19 continues to put a financial strain on many families across the nation, it is immensely important to Seattle Humane that resources be made available to keep pets in their homes. If that is not enough, then swift action is necessary to ensure these pets spend very little time in a shelter environment, if at all.
That is why Seattle Humane has launched a Home To Home program, which is a direct-to-adopter tool for people looking to rehome their animals. In just a few simple steps, pets can find a loving new home without ever seeing the inside of a shelter. It’s free to use for both guardians and adopters, and gives animals needing a new home the best of both worlds: their current guardian can find the best fit, and their adopter can learn all about their personality and preferences first-hand.
To learn more, visit our Home To Home website at sh.home-home.org.
Yesterday I saw a post on your FB regarding a cockatoo named Nugget. I responded with a comment about meeting her, possible adoption. Not sure if you got it, but my husband and I are interested. We are retired, it’s just us and we have a nice large fenced yard. Being previous dog owners, we definitely are interested in another adoption. Thanks for your attention. You can respond at greystone1337@gmail.com. Thanks so much, Sandy. BTW, we live in central Kirkland.
Hey Sandy, Did you send an email through the Home To Home website? The pet owners handle the entire rehoming process through Home To Home, so you will want to click the link for Nugget and then send a message through that site. Thank you for your question!