Olympic Peninsula Humane Society
Our Mission
At the Olympic Peninsula Humane Society, we are dedicated to providing the highest level of compassion for the animals entrusted to our care. We strive to measurably reduce companion animal overpopulation in Clallam County while leading the way in promoting humane values and education.
Serving Our Community Since 1947
Founded in 1947, our organization has spent decades protecting the homeless, helpless, and suffering animals of Clallam County. With the steadfast support of our community, we have expanded our services and facilities to create safer, brighter futures for thousands of animals who deserve a loving home and a happy life.
Our Care Model
We operate two specialized facilities designed to provide comfort and enrichment. Our BarkHouse, set on 9.5 acres and fully renovated in 2025, offers a modern, safe environment for dogs of all ages. Meanwhile, Kitty City provides a dedicated feline shelter featuring cat-friendly catios and on-site veterinary services.
The Joy of Adoption
We believe that adoption is a personal journey and a lifelong partnership. Our dedicated team works closely with each potential adopter through careful counseling to ensure every pet finds a home that perfectly matches their unique needs and your lifestyle. Because we prioritize finding the best possible match for every animal, you can feel confident in starting a rewarding new chapter with your companion.
Join Our Mission
Are you ready to meet your new best friend? We invite you to view our adoptable animals online, visit us at our locations in Port Angeles or Sequim, or join our newsletter to stay updated on our latest success stories and community events. Together, we can continue to make a lasting, positive impact on the lives of animals in need.
- Genuine compassion for animals
- Supportive adoption kits
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10/17 - HORSEPLAY: Humane society looking forward on Peninsula - Peninsula Daily News
IT’S GUT-WRENCHING FOR me to stroll the aisles of an animal shelter and see all those innocent faces filled with anxiety and fear peering out from a small kennel with concrete floors and barred doors.
10/14 - OPHS to hold benefit concert - Sequim Gazette
Money raised will support care for animals
9/26 - Todd Ortloff Show guests this week - Peninsula Daily News
PORT ANGELES — Here is this week’s schedule for the 1 p.m. to 2 p.m. Todd Ortloff Show on KONP 1450 AM, 101.7 FM in Port Angeles, 101.3 FM in Sequim and myclallamcounty.com on the internet outside the Port Angeles area.
9/26 - HORSEPLAY: Clallam County needs to expand animal rescue services - Peninsula Daily News
HAVE YOU HEARD about the uprising among Clallam County’s largest dog and cat rescue organizations? They’re chanting, “Enough! We are overburdened, we are tired, we are disheartened by repeatedly having to turn animals in need away because we are filled to the max — and we NEED the county to step up to provide a sustainable, well-run animal shelter for the animals and people in our community!”
9/19 - Animal groups are under pressure - Peninsula Daily News
Resources are strained without official shelter
