SPCHS
Our Mission
The South Pacific County Humane Society is dedicated to improving the lives of cats and dogs by providing compassionate care, finding permanent homes for homeless animals, and supporting pets and owners in need. Our vision is a community in South Pacific County where every cat and dog has a loving home.
Our Story
Since our doors first opened in 1997, we have remained the only shelter in south Pacific County, Washington. For over 20 years, we have relied entirely on the generosity of our community rather than tax dollars to sustain our mission, allowing us to serve hundreds of animals every year.
How We Care
As a volunteer-driven, no-kill rescue, we provide a safe haven for cats and dogs until they find their forever families. Every animal in our care receives comprehensive support, including vaccinations, spay/neuter services, microchipping, and individualized attention from our dedicated staff and volunteers. We are proud to be a Candid Platinum recognized organization, reflecting our deep commitment to transparency and excellence in animal welfare.
Finding Your Perfect Match
Adoption is a joyful partnership, and our goal is to create the best match possible for both you and your new companion. Our simple screening process helps us understand your needs, ensuring that every pet finds a safe, happy environment where they can thrive. We encourage all household members to meet our pets, and we are here to support you through every step of the transition.
Join Our Community
Whether you are looking to adopt, volunteer your time, or contribute to our life-saving programs like our Pet Food Bank, there are many ways to get involved. We invite you to view our currently available Beach Pets or reach out to us to schedule a visit to our Long Beach shelter. Together, we can ensure every animal receives the love they deserve.
- Dedicated and helpful staff
- Reasonable adoption fees
- Appointment-only policy friction
10/11 - Darcy wants to be your dog's best buddy! - Chinook Observer
This quirky cutie is a two-year-old named Darcy, and she’s on a journey to find a family whose dog is ready for a new best friend! A 14-pound Terrier mix, […]
10/4 - Humane society, restaurants partner for fundraiser - Chinook Observer
LONG BEACH PENINSULA — Patrons of local restaurants this month will have the opportunity to take a bite out of pets’ veterinary bills. October marks the inaugural edition of Peninsula […]
8/17 - South Pacific County Animal Shelter Report: Kaylani’s a keeper: the companion of a lifetime! - Chinook Observer
Five-year-old Kaylani is something special. The moment those sweet brown eyes lock in on you, and her tail starts to wag — you’ll know it. This dog was made to […]
8/9 - South Pacific County Animal Shelter Report: Nobody can resist our darling lady Darby! - Chinook Observer
Look at that precious girl! Paws poised for biscuit-making; that soft grey fur begging for brushes; that sweet little head ready for kisses! Darling little Darby might be 10 years […]
5/18 - Animal Shelter Report: Come meet Pets of the Week: Pearl (dog) and Fluff (cat)! - Chinook Observer
No better pooch than precious Pearl! Says late actress Grace Kelly: “The Pearl is the Queen of the gems and the gems of the Queens.” This five-month-old, 30-pound gal is […]
5/3 - Jeepers, it's Jeeps Go Topless Days in Long Beach - The Astorian
Roxie Fudge was overcome with emotion when speaking about what the jeep community means to her. “There’s so much hate and discord in this world. All you need is kindness,” […]
