Provides lost and found animal services for the city of Seattle.

Animal adoptions for cats, dogs, rabbits, horses, birds, and other small animals.

Enforcement of Animal Welfare Laws.   Adoption program for pets (adoption costs include neutering, shots, microchip, license, and feline leukemia screening).   Animal shelter for lost and found pets.   Pet emergency shelter for owners in crisis.   Education outreach to schools and other organizations.   Volunteer program.

The Lewis County animal shelter takes in stray and unwanted dogs and cats from Lewis County. Stray animals are returned to an owner or adopted if no owner claims the animal within the legal hold period. Adoption fees include mandatory spay/neuter and vaccinations. Also the official shelter site for Chehalis.

Trap-neuter-return (TNR) is a program in which outdoor (feral) cats are humanely trapped, spayed or neutered, vaccinated, ear-tipped and returned to the location where they were found.​ TNR is the most humane and effective method for stabilizing and eventually reducing outdoor cat populations. Left unsterilized, the feral cats and their offspring would continue to reproduce, potentially introducing thousands of unwanted cats into the community. If you are a caretaker of or know of feral community cats we can assist in getting the cats spayed or neutered so that the cat population does not continue to increase.

Offers a lost and found service for those in Pierce County (except the city limits of Puyallup, Sumner, Bonney Lake, Milton, Edgewood, Federal Way, Algona and Pacific). People can visit the website, call, or drop-in for information on how to find their pets. When finding a pet: When someone finds a pet they can bring the pet to Humane Society for Tacoma & Pierce County during business hours. If the pet is wearing a license, please call Animal Control or the animal licensing department for the area. If the pet is wearing a microchip tag with number, please look up https://www.foundanimals.org/ for owner information. When finding a pet in Puyallup, Sumner, Bonney Lake, Milton, Edgewood, Algona or Pacific please call Metro Animal Services. When finding a pent in JBLM, Gig Harbor, Buckley Roy, Eatonville, Wilkerson or Ruston, please call the local police department for direction. Pictures of the found pet can also be uploaded to Petco Love Lost: https://petcolove.org/lost/ When a pet is lost: Pet owners can search the online listings of pets at https://www.thehumanesociety.org/lost-and-found-pets/ or visit in person to see if the lost pet is at the shelter. There are also 3-ring binders located in the front office that list found animals that are not on view. They may be held at someone's home, at a veterinary clinic, deceased or in quarantine. Pet owners can upload a picture of their lost pet to Petco Love Lost to see if they're at a shelter or with a neighbor in the community: https://petcolove.org/lost/

Provides advocacy, education, and direct services to Grays Harbor County.  Helps by increasing public awareness about animal rights, safety, and care. Assists in finding foster homes for displaced animals, care for abused animals, return lost animals to owners, no-kill animal sheltering and adoptions, and find permanent homes for animals without owners.

Our Animal Services Unit helps keep the Federal Way community and its pets safe. Return lost and found pets to their owners Enforce local animal welfare laws Respond to complaints about aggressive animals, stray pets, and nuisance concerns (such as barking dogs) Provide community education and resources Issue and enforce pet licensing to ensure pets are properly registered

Animal adoptions for cats, dogs, and small animals such as rabbits and guinea pigs.

Provides a lost and found petline to find or report missing animals.

Provides protection and care for unwanted pets or stray animals.

Provides lost and found animal services for the city of Renton. Responds to nuisance complaints and allegations of animal abuse. Rescues sick or injured animals.

An open-admission animal shelter that accepts stray and surrendered pets. Not a no-kill shelter, but they won't euthanize healthy, adoptable animals due to limited space. Also provides a 24-hour hotline for lost pets.

Enforces King County animal control ordinances. Maintains a list of missing and found pets. Provides animal rescue service 24 hours daily, as well as shelter, adoption and recovery services. Answers complaints regarding stray or vicious dogs, dead animals, etc. Receives licensed and unlicensed stray animals.