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Animal Shelter & Adoption Services in Wenatchee, WA
Since 1967, Wenatchee Valley Humane Society has dedicated itself to building a safer, more supportive community for pets and people. Our mission centers on compassionate care for animals in need, including adoption services, veterinary care, and community cat programs. With a team of experienced professionals, we prioritize individualized care for every animal, ensuring medical treatment, behavioral support, and enrichment. We collaborate with foster homes, rescue partners, and community members to maximize life-saving outcomes.

Our adherence to the Asilomar Accords demonstrates our commitment to transparency in shelter statistics. We provide affordable spay/neuter services, pet licensing, and emergency animal control 24/7. Our no-euthanasia policy for space or time ensures ethical decision-making focused on animal welfare and community safety. Through volunteer programs, donation initiatives, and educational outreach, we empower the community to participate in creating a future where every pet is valued and no one is left behind.
Services
Animal Adoption Veterinary Care TNR Program Pet Licensing Supported Rehoming
Details
  • Year established: 1967
Highlights and features
  • We provide 24/7 emergency animal control services for the Wenatchee Valley
  • Our affordable spay/neuter clinic serves both owned and community cats
  • We implement science-based behavioral treatment plans for all animals in care
  • Our Return to Home program reduces shelter overcrowding while protecting community cats
  • We maintain transparent operations through adherence to the Asilomar Accords standards
Associations and certifications
  • Asilomar Accords
What people say
Compassionate care Successful adoptions Dedicated staff Effective programs Comprehensive services
Services
Animal Adoption
We provide comprehensive animal adoption services matching pets with responsible owners. Our process includes behavioral assessments, medical evaluations, and adoption counseling to ensure successful placements. Every adopted pet receives vaccinations, spay/neuter services, and microchipping.
Veterinary Care
Our low-cost veterinary clinic offers essential services including wellness exams, vaccinations, and spay/neuter surgeries. We provide end-of-life care and treat injured or ill animals regardless of owner financial capacity.
TNR Program
Our Trap-Neuter-Return program humanely manages community cat populations. Services include medical exams, sterilization, vaccinations, and ear-tipping for identification. This reduces nuisance behaviors and prevents kitten litters.
Animal Control
We offer 24/7 animal control for emergencies involving loose, injured, or aggressive animals. Our officers handle pet licensing, lost/found reports, and cruelty investigations while ensuring public safety.
Supported Rehoming
We assist pet owners facing rehoming challenges through behavioral support and resource guidance. When necessary, we facilitate compassionate transitions to new homes with thorough screening of potential adopters.
Questions
What adoption services do you offer?
We provide dog and cat adoptions with pre-adoption counseling, behavioral assessments, and post-adoption support. All adopted pets receive medical care and spay/neuter services.
Do you offer veterinary services for owned pets?
Yes, our low-cost clinic provides vaccinations, wellness exams, spay/neuter surgeries, and basic medical care for owned pets in the Wenatchee Valley.
How does your TNR program work?
Our Trap-Neuter-Return program sterilizes community cats, vaccinates them, and returns them to their outdoor homes to humanely manage populations.
What emergency animal services are available?
We provide 24/7 animal control for emergencies involving injured animals, aggressive behavior, or public safety concerns through our trained officers.
How can I support your mission?
You can help through adoption, volunteering, donations, or participating in our community cat programs to reduce pet homelessness in Wenatchee Valley.
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Reviews (4)
Joyce Clark
Jun 23, 2022 Report
The Foster mom for this facility that I adopted from, was the "BEST" I have Ever seen or heard of! "THANK YOU" ROBIN", for having "Huge Heart", & the ability to "Love & Care" for these "Babies", that need people like you! And, "THANK YOU", Wenatchee Valley Humane Society, for finding & trusting, nothing but the Best! My husband & I have the most Sweetest Baby for the rest of our lives. SINCERELY, Joy & Art
Matthew Graham
Jun 21, 2022 Report
As if the humane society isn't enough of a scam already, try to foster for them. The person in charge of the foster program will not respond to multiple calls or emails. If you're lucky you'll get a call back a week later and then they will tell you that you can get in to see a vet in a few days. Then you won't be able to get ahold of them again for at least another week. Basically you get unhealthy kittens from them and either watch them die or pay the vet bills yourself. Terribly run organization.

We have called and emailed your foster coordinator multiple times. We cannot get ahold of her or get a call back. The foster account is not in my name. If only the foster coordinator responded as quickly as you do to bad reviews. We have now paid for two vet visits to our own vet out of our own pocket because of your ineptitude.
Amy Urban
Jun 01, 2022 Report
Very disappointed in my visit as humane society post they have too much pets but when we went to adopt we needed to be buzzed in. Then needed to know exactly which dog or cat we wanted. How can you know without seeing them as not all are on line. Every animal we have adopted have never been on line. I understand the staffing thing and not upsetting the animals but leaving your license has worked 40 plus years. This doesn't work. You can't have someone else choice your baby. You just know when you see them in person.
Bebi D.
May 21, 2022 Report
I greatly appreciate the catch and release program and Leticia and jason. Very professional despite the huge workload they must have. There are so many feral cats in the valley I am desperately trying to do my share. God bless these dear people when I get my fortune I will donate to these lovely people and help as many animals as God put in my path