Pet of the Week

Pet of the Week – Odysseus
Have you seen a more adoring face? Odysseus is looking to meet his family, and boy is he ready for some love! Odysseus joined the KHS family in September after a Good Samaritan found him wandering alone at the Poulsbo Waterfront. A joyous pup, he made his way to our halls and has quickly become... Read Entire Story » Adopt Me Now »

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Don’t Miss Empty the Kennels Event

October 26, 2011

Find your forever friend at Kitsap Humane Society’s Empty the Kennels event this Saturday, Oct. 29, 10 a.m.-8 p.m. Because pets are priceless, name your price on ANY adoptable animal. Yup, that includes kittens, puppies and even purebreds! We’re pulling out all the stops on this one! It’s an event you won’t want to miss. We’ll… Read Entire Story »

Kitsap Humane Society Welcomes New Rotarian

Congratulations to newly inducted Rotarian, Jacob Shapley. Rotary is the oldest service organizations, serving to strengthen the business community through acts of giving. The spirit of serving the community is exactly what KHS is about through Rescue Rehabilitate Rehome. Mr. Shapley, our chief of animal rescue, has been newly inducted into the Poulsbo Rotary club.

This Halloween, Adopt Black!

October 24, 2011

Ghosts got you up this week? Get in touch with your with you inner Meowooooo….. Come celebrate in style by adopting a Gargamel and Azrael. How about renting Cats and watching along with Grizabella? What if you run into the Chesire Cat this Halloween hiding around the shelter? If you’re really looking for something special… Read Entire Story »

No More Homeless Pets Conference

Are you at the conference this year? If so please say hello at our Facebook page! Kitsap Humane Society is being represented at the conference this year by two of our brightest stars. Together they will be bringing back a new tool set of resources in our campaign to Rescue Rehabilitate Rehome in Kitsap County.

HURRY, It is Raining Adoptions

October 21, 2011

Congratulations KHS staff and volunteers, Yesterday alone we saved 25 lives via adoptions at our facility, in addition to all the adoptions at our offsite locations. By adopting an animal, you save two lives! You save the animal being adopted and you create a space for another animal in need. Share the great word, KHS… Read Entire Story »

2 KHS Employees Win 40 Under 40 Award!

October 20, 2011

The Kitsap Business Journal hosted the 40 Under 40 Award Reception last night. We are proud to announce that two of our employees were selected for this honor. Last year as well, our director of animal welfare Stacey Price was recognized. This year in particular we highlight Abby Ouimet, director of PR and development. Abby… Read Entire Story »

In Honor of Letty’s Life and Her Parents

October 19, 2011

By now most of you have learned our beloved Letty (Scarlett) passed away unexpectedly October 18th, 2011. She was brought to a local vet clinic at midnight, advanced to critical condition within hours and was unable to recover from surgery. She passed away later that afternoon. She was a vibrant pit bull and animal abuse… Read Entire Story »

She was more than just a number

7876. This was her intake number from the second time she was here at KHS. Letty, a beautiful Pit Bull Terrier, had been here previously and was stolen from us. We thought we would never see her again. She was found months later emaciated and tied to a tree- she had been used as a… Read Entire Story »

Urgent! Please Share…

October 17, 2011

Kitsap Humane Society is overflowing with beautiful, loveable cats waiting for their “furever” homes. Many of these cats came to the shelter as strays and wait patiently for a new family to call their own. In the last two days we received in over 40 cats/kittens. This is in addition to the cats that were… Read Entire Story »

Vote for Kitsap Humane – Again!

October 13, 2011

That’s right, starting Monday, October 17, we’ll be asking for your votes just one more time! We are so close to the finish line in the ASPCA $100K Challenge, but we have just a little more work to do. KHS staff and volunteers are on a serious mission to save 300 more lives than last… Read Entire Story »