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Pet of the Week – Malia
My name is Malia, and I’m an elegant senior lady of 8 years on a quest to find a loving new home. I’m a sweet and affectionate girl who loves people, but I must admit I can be a bit timid around unfamiliar men. Once I get to know you, though, my heart is yours,... Read Entire Story » Adopt Me Now »Our News
Ozzie has been waiting for you since October
January 14, 2015
Hi! My name is Ozzie (Intake #40955) and, boy, am I a sweetheart. I’m a mature, gentle soul looking for a quiet home where I can receive lots of love. I’m timid around people I don’t know, but once I warm up to you, all you have to do is call my name and I’ll… Read Entire Story »
Trapping Feral Cats: You Have To Catch Them To Help Them
January 13, 2015
You have a couple of “visitor” cats coming into your yard occasionally – perhaps you provide some food for them, or they have decided to take shelter under your front porch. They don’t seem to belong to anyone, and they are sort of fun to watch. Then a few more show up, and you notice… Read Entire Story »
Jonesy is one cool pup
January 7, 2015
Hi! My name is Jonesy (Intake #39777) and I’m a loving, playful guy looking to be your new best friend! I have a big personality and lots of tail wag. I’m a fan of chew toys and will gladly be your dance partner. I can be a little nervous with new people at first, and… Read Entire Story »
Cat Missing an Ear-Tip? That’s a Good Thing!
January 2, 2015
Have you ever seen an outdoor cat missing the tip of one ear, and wondered what happened to it? This is called “ear-tipping,” and is actually a sign that the cat has been the lucky beneficiary of a Trap/Neuter/Return effort like Kitsap Humane Society’s Port Orchard Community Cats free spay/neuter program. When free-roaming or feral… Read Entire Story »
King “Keegan” looking for his castle to call home
December 31, 2014
Hi! My name is Keegan (Intake #40648) and I’m a quiet and independent older kitty looking for a loving home. I’m a Flame Point Siamese with beautiful crossed blue eyes. I love getting my head petted. I’m timid until I get to know you and, for this reason, it’s probably best I be adopted by… Read Entire Story »
What’s the Big Deal about Free-Roaming Cats?
December 26, 2014
Trap/Neuter/Return programs are popping up in communities across the nation to help control their feral and free-roaming cat populations. Some feral colonies have caretakers – people who provide food and shelter – and others may complain about them providing these necessities, creating strife between neighbors. Trap/Neuter/Return efforts, such as our Port Orchard Community Cats program,… Read Entire Story »
Golden girl Penelope is waiting for you
December 17, 2014
Hi! My name is Penelope (Intake # 41435) and I’m a pleasantly plump older brindle girl with a great smile and funny ears. I was picked up as a stray in early November, but I was clearly someone’s loved pet as I’m used to the comforts of home. I’m housetrained and I love going for… Read Entire Story »
Feral or Stray?
December 15, 2014
You notice a cat roaming your neighborhood, and you don’t recognize him as a neighbor’s pet. What should you do? That depends on whether he is a feral cat or a stray pet. Feral cats should be treated differently than strays, for both your safety and the cats’ well-being. Put simply, a feral cat was… Read Entire Story »
Port Orchard Feral Cats: How You Can Help
December 10, 2014
We’ve all seen them — free-roaming cats, outdoors, in all kinds of weather. Sometimes they are solitary strays, but often they gather together in feral cat colonies, taking advantage of food sources such as dumpsters. In Port Orchard feral cat numbers are growing: There may be as many as 2,200 un-owned outdoor cats within the… Read Entire Story »
Velvet has been waiting for you for 6 months!
December 9, 2014
Hi! My name is Velvet (Intake # 35324) and I have a beautiful black coat and bright yellow eyes. My coat is so soft and velvety! The volunteers love petting it. I’ve been waiting for almost six months for someone to pick me! I was first adopted in February, but returned in June because my… Read Entire Story »
Kitsap Humane Society
9167 Dickey Road NW
Silverdale, WA 98383
- Phone:
- (360) 692-6977
- Fax:
- (360) 698-9668
Kitsap Humane Society is a 501(c)(3)organization.
Tax ID Number: 91-0728353
Adoption Hours
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- Noon – 4 pm
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Noon – 4 pm
Noon – 4 pm
Noon – 4 pm
Walk-through viewing is available from noon to 5 pm every day except Tuesday.
All adoptions are first-come, first-served. We are closed on major holidays.
Stray Animal Admissions Hours
Every day: 11 am – 4 pm (closed 1:30 – 2 pm)
Feral cats/cats in traps: By appointment only.
Owner Surrenders & Private Euthanasia
By appointment only.
Pet Reclaim Hours
Every day: 11 am – 5 pm
Pet Food Pantry Hours
Every day: Noon – 4 pm
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