Featured Pet
Featured Pet
Toby
Toby has a big brain and loves to show off all the tricks he knows! Toby is a four-year-old mixed breed and has been at Seattle Humane since early October 2025. He’s had a lot of fun on his foster breaks, never straying too far from his human friends. Toby is always up for an adventure, and will take any opportunity to burn off some energy. He will be the best fit in a home that can continue his training to manage his reactivity. Toby’s new family can name their own adoption fee!
Featured Pet
Fia
Whether it’s an adventure or a cuddle session, Fia’s in. All she wants is a friend. She was originally brought to Seattle Humane as a stray and sadly was returned through no fault of her own after her owner had to go in for major surgery and could no longer care for her. This four-year-old Terrier/Pit Bull mix adores her people and will even do a happy dance when they come home from a long day. She has bundles of energy and enjoys all kinds of activities, including walks, road trips and swimming in lakes. Fia already knows “sit,” “wait,” and is learning more tricks every day! Fia’s new family can name their own adoption fee. She is with a foster family currently, so reach out if you want to meet this sweet gal!
Featured Pet
Magoo
Magoo just celebrated his 7th birthday, and has now been under Seattle Humane’s care for over a year. Originally coming from another Washington shelter, Magoo has fought through a number of different health challenges. He has persevered and is an easy-going dog, willing to tag along on whatever adventure you have in mind. Magoo is a boxer who is great on a leash and has been described as a sweet, well-mannered joy to spend time with. He knows plenty of tricks already and also loves treats and snacks. Magoo adores his humans but wants to be the center of your world and would be the best fit as the only pet in a home.
Magoo’s new family can name their own adoption fee!
Featured Pet
Hamilton
Sweet Hamilton is a blind, 1-year-old mixed breed dog. He came to Seattle Humane through a transfer in January with a brother who is also blind and has been adopted. Hamilton is snuggly and affectionate but was struggling with the noise and commotion of the shelter. Since moving to a foster, he’s been content and relaxed with playful moments. His foster parents say he’s been having a blast on walks and has turned into quite the explorer! Though they stick to quiet streets and avoid other dogs as they tend to stress him out. Hamilton quickly got the hang of their home layout and navigates it effortlessly, only bumping into things that are out of place. If you’re a patient pet parent ready to provide a safe and comfortable home to Hamilton, contact Seattle Humane to organize a meet & greet.
