KHS Team

Jamie joined Kitsap Humane Society in January 2021 as the Director of Philanthropy and brings with her more than 20 years of operational expertise, including 12 years of experience in the non-profit sector with an emphasis on moving organizational missions forward through philanthropy. Prior to her time at KHS, she served as the Associate Executive Director of Haselwood Family YMCA in Silverdale and the Curves International Operations Director for the Oregon, Utah, Wyoming, and Idaho areas. Active in the community, Jamie has developed many significant, key relationships with others who have a passion for serving. She was born and raised in the Pacific Northwest, attended college at The Evergreen State College, and now resides in Silverdale with her family, including two rescue dogs – Aruna and Newman.

Mike’s first connection with (and admiration of) Kitsap Humane Society wasn’t as an employee, but rather as a client, when he adopted his best buddy—a rescue Rottweiler/Husky named Kennedy. Joining the team in May 2023, Mike was born and raised in the Puget Sound area, graduated from Central Washington University, and has spent his career guiding award-winning marketing, advertising, and communications programs across a wide range of organizations, from global financial institutions to world-renowned integrated resorts to iconic non-profit museums.

Residents of Bremerton since 2017, Mike and his partner Sherri are grateful to be a part of the Kitsap community and love spending time with their niece and nephew who attend Klahowya High School.

Joining us in April of 2025, Noah brings extensive experience in animal welfare and community engagement to KHS. As a Field Training Officer in animal control for a police department, Noah focused on public safety, reuniting lost pets and strengthening community relationships.

A Navy brat, Noah has lived all over the U.S., but lived mostly in Tennessee and Texas, and has spent significant time working as a lead dog trainer, specializing in canine behavior and training. With a passion for public service, Noah is committed to community advocacy, education, and improving animal welfare.

Now residing in the Pacific Northwest, Noah looks forward to enhancing KHS’ impact through lifesaving programs, progressive sheltering, and building strong community partnerships.