Blogs

Cat Adoptions $25

Kitsap Humane Society strives to provide forever homes for our pets in need; however, with a mild winter and spring nearing we are beginning to see what is to come with our feline population within our shelter.

Hay for Horses

Please contact our front desk for information on our low-income hay program for families and horses in need.

Join us at Wine, Wags & Whiskers

Join the Kitsap Humane Society for a night of wine, beer, food, music and more – all to benefit the homeless animals in the Kitsap Peninsula. Wine, Wags & Whiskers is an opportunity for the community to come out and try some of the great wines and beer from Western Washington. The wine or beer will be served with a bite to enhance the specific flavors of each. In addition, participate in a Silent Auction, Dessert Raffle, music and more!

I found an Angel

Ms. Angelica, my favorite feline buddy, has been hanging out scared at the back of her kennel for quite a while now.

We had a huge breakthrough recently, Ms. Angelica approves of the new menu options, and is willing to nibble for us if accompanied with some gentle petting.

Please come see our little Angel! If you mention the director's blog from Sean, the adoption fee is on us! (Please print message and bring)

Spread the Word to Help Save Lives!

The single most important thing that we can do to save animals from all the suffering and death that their overpopulation causes is to spay and neuter them.

The Kitsap Humane Society is dedicated to helping end this crisis by offering and promoting spaying and neutering.

Just one unaltered female cat and her offspring can produce an estimated 420,000 cats in only seven years. In six years, a female dog and her offspring can produce 67,000 puppies. So every time we spay or neuter just one animal, we prevent the births of thousands of animals.

"I was looking for a soul.."

"I was looking for a soul, somebody nobody else wanted. We needed a lap cat for our daughter who is chronically ill. We needed to find somebody therapeutic. We found a darling with a raspy meow, that had probably been through much just like us.

We found Allie, she's not aggressive and in fact loves on our bunny. (they live together!) We were extremely impressed how clean the shelter is, and HOW MANY VOLUNTEERS were there just to love on the animals, fill food bowls and water.

Guys Night Out

We had a great night at the Fairgrounds yesterday. Thank you to all our friends that dropped by to say hi!

Big thanks to Silverdale Beach Hotel and Corless Painting among many others too, WOOF!

Are You Prepared? Estate Planning for People and Their Pets

KHS is hosting a free estate planning seminar on February 24 at 6pm. The location TBA.

The seminar topics are: Financial Investments; Legalities regarding charitable gifts; Estate planning for you and your Pets; and Tax deduction opportunities.

Brian George, Financial Advisor, Edwards Jones - Richard Shattuck, Estate Planning Attorney and Brad Orser, CPA are the scheduled speakers.

RSVP to: Dana Lerma, KHS, Director of Development-360-692-6977 ext. 7118, email: development@kitsaphumane.org

Teachers and Students Supporting the Animals at KHS

We are sending a BIG THANK YOU to the many teachers and students throughout the local schools. So many have chosen (and continue to choose) KHS as a place to learn about the needs of homeless animals and to have students engage in diverse ways to show their support

Teachers have brought their students in for tours, some students have been able to job shadow, and others engaged in fund raising projects and made donations to the agency.

During their primary and secondary years, students being introduced animal welfare and advocacy will make a tremendous difference in the future.

For the Love of Animals

Valentine's Day is celebrated on February 14 as a time for folks to express their love for one another with gifts, cards, flowers and the like. Knowing that so many people care deeply about pets, KHS is providing a new opportunity for the animals in the shelter to feel an even greater outpouring of love from the community.

Everyone who makes a monetary donation during the month of February will have a heart-shaped card in their name (or anonymous if preferred) posted on the "Show Your Love" wall at KHS. All funds raised will directly support the animals.

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