Spokane Humane Society
Our Mission
Spokane Humane Society is a private, non-profit organization dedicated to enriching the lives of companion animals through Support, Education, Advocacy, and Love. Since 1897, we have served our community by providing wellness, medical care, shelter, and placement into loving homes for animals in need.
Our History and Promise
For over a century, we have served as a refuge for tens of thousands of lost, neglected, and unwanted animals. We are proud to maintain a no-kill ethic, ensuring that healthy, adoptable, and treatable animals are not euthanized due to a lack of space or resources.
How We Help
Our care model is powered by our dedicated staff and a massive network of over 1,000 volunteers who provide essential enrichment, foster care, and community outreach. In addition to our shelter, we operate a low-income veterinary clinic and a community pet food pantry to keep pets healthy and with the families who love them.
The Adopter Connection
Finding a new companion is a life-changing experience, and we are committed to making that bond a success. By spending time at our shelters and meeting our animals, you can find the perfect pet who makes every day a little brighter for you and your family.
Visit Us Today
We invite you to find your new best friend by exploring our adoptable animals online or visiting our Main Campus or our Everyday Adoption Center at Northpointe PetSmart. Whether you choose to adopt, volunteer, or donate, your support helps us continue our mission of compassion. Come visit us and see how you can make a difference today!
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9/4 - Animal shelters back to regular operations after Spokane fires but still seeing impacts
During the Spokane Fires, many animal shelters in Spokane worked together to aid animals in need. One month following the flames, operations have returned back to normal, but there is
8/26 - Raising Cane's celebrates by giving to local animal shelters
Starting Thursday, you can help support two local animal shelters while satisfying your hunger for a Craveable Chicken Finger meal from Raising Cane’s.
8/14 - Spokane shelters take in pets as fire evacuations separate families
Spokane, Wash. — Animal shelters across Spokane were working together to care for pets after the Spokane Complex fires forced fast evacuations and left many families with few places to
8/11 - Spokanimal and Spokane Humane Society expect wave of pet surrenders after firestorm
SPOKANE, Wash. — As fire victims begin searching for new homes, many face a difficult reality: their temporary or permanent housing may not allow pets.
8/11 - Spokane Humane Society offers personalized pet support to fire victims
SPOKANE, Wash. —Spokane Humane Society plans to respond to individual requests and tailor assistance to each family's circumstances and the animals in their care as funding allows.
8/5 - LIVE: Spokane fires arson suspect, containment, evacuations
Three major wildfires in the Spokane region continue to force evacuations as firefighters work around the clock to establish containment.
8/4 - Spokane Humane Society Is Warning Of A Community Scam
SPOKANE- One of the hardest parts of a crisis is knowing that some people will try to take advantage of it. Today, they received a call from a community member who did exactly the right thing. She
5/31 - Spokane Parade of Paws brings in nearly $44,000 for shelter animals
SPOKANE, Wash. — The Spokane Humane Society’s annual Parade of Paws brought people and pets together while raising nearly $44,000 for shelter animals waiting for homes.
5/21 - Spokane Humane Society hosts 23rd annual Parade of Paws
Parade of Paws is a free event that is open to the public, with fundraising opportunities available. There will be a pledge walk, vendor fair, raffles and more.
