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Martin Luther King, Jr. Day – Honoring a Legacy
Contributed by Andi Saccoccio, Manager of Culture and Belonging Each year our nation pauses to reflect upon the life and legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr., who devoted his life to championing equity and justice for all people. King believed that changing the lives of the most vulnerable within a society would go on to… Read more
Dog Training: The Art of Calm
An underrated life skill for any dog to have is the ability to calm themselves in situation that would typically solicit an excited response such a jumping and barking. Here are some training tips on how to teach your dog how to choose calm over chaos.… Read more
Adoption Update: Scout
Scout continues to thrive with her loving family and has even inspired them to continue supporting Seattle Humane in a very adorable way!… Read more
Janette Adamucci
“We want everyone to feel welcome in the animal welfare movement,” says Janette. “Our success is shared with our community members, rescue and shelter partners. All are welcome in animal welfare.” … Read more
Former Foster Cat Helps Foster Kittens
I’ve been volunteering with Seattle Humane for 10 years. Six years ago, I foster failed with a beautiful Siamese cat, Cuddles. Since adopting Cuddles, she has stepped up and helped me foster dozens of kittens. Kittens with no mommy get the benefit of a bath, warmth and learning all things “cat.” — EVELYN B.R.… Read more
“Fospice” Cats Leave Lasting Impression
I began fostering cats for Seattle Humane a little over seven years ago, and after I had fostered just a few, one of them was returned with kidney disease and he became my dear “fospice” (foster hospice) Fitz-kitty, a very gentle soul, who was with me most of the time until he died about a… Read more
Generations of Support for Seattle Humane
I first learned about Seattle Humane when I was a child. My grandma lived in Eastgate and was an early volunteer and adopter. This was when it was newly converted from the vet clinic to a shelter. I remember going with her one time and seeing the tags on the dogs cages that showed how… Read more
Volunteering Strengthens Mother-Daughter Bond
I have been volunteering at Seattle Humane off and on for 25 years. My first volunteer experience was in 1996 when I was struggling to find common ground with my 13-year-old daughter. I knew that we both loved animals, so I convinced her to attend a group foster training at SH ‘just to check it out, not necessarily… Read more
Are Your Pets Ready For the Holidays?
People understandably want to bring their pets with them when they’re visiting family this time of year because, well, those fur babies ARE family! There are a number of questions you’ll want to ask when determining if it’s worth it to pack up the family and hit the road or skies this holiday season, the… Read more