Adoption Update: Malie
We had just gotten in a transfer from one of our partners in Hawaii and that’s when I saw him […]
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Foster Parent Spotlight: Ashlyn and Mara Konrad
The duo never shy away from opening their hearts and homes to pets who require meticulous treatment regimens: kittens with ringworm.
A Look Back on 2021
We had an amazing year in 2021, saving lives, completing families, and helping pets stay happy and healthy in loving
Seattle Humane Adopting New Vision with Expanded Focus
Nonprofit evolving to meet needs of pets and their people for a lifetime As Seattle Humane enters its 125th year
Easing Your Pets Back Into the Work Routine
We have some suggestions that may help prevent your pet from developing separation anxiety, or just to make them happier and more comfortable being left alone. If your pet is already exhibiting signs of stress when left alone, we recommend that you consult with a behavior specialist because the training for this must be done carefully and methodically.
Seattle Humane’s Pet Owner Assistance Fund to the Rescue!
When a pet’s needs extend beyond what we can provide on our campus, Seattle Humane is still able to support the human-animal bond through our Pet Owner Assistance Fund.
A Yarn about Community Medicine!
The Community Medicine program is one of the many designated funds you can donate to during Seattle Humane’s first-ever Day of Giving. You to the rescue to save lives, complete families, and keep families together!
Pet Tips
6 Tips for a Pet-Friendly Halloween
Halloween is creeping around the corner! Follow these tips to help keep your pets safe, happy, and calm during your
7 Ways to Transition New Pets into the Home
The holiday season is a time of year where shelters everywhere experience many “gift adoptions.” While the thought of surprising
Leading Teens One Paw at a Time
“If we are to reach [the] world… we shall have to begin with children.” — Mahatma Gandhi At Seattle Humane,