Wenatchee Valley Humane Society

When Gwyneth and Bruce Mitchell founded the Wenatchee Valley Humane Society in 1967 their dream of giving hope and homes to homeless animals in the Wenatchee Valley came to life. As the Mitchells continued their mission, the shelter grew and expanded- both in size and services. Today, the Wenatchee Valley Humane Society continues to honor their legacy and passion.

If so, let them know your pet is missing by calling 855-411-0123 or log into your PetHub account. Complete a "Found Report" above. Make sure to include a photo too. You can also call Animal Care and Control to file a report over the phone at 509-662-9577, opt. 1. Ask around in your neighborhood. Someone may be looking for their pet, and you may come across them or someone who knows about it and can give you contact information.

It is natural for a mom to leave her kittens alone for extended periods of time- most commonly she is hunting. It is important not to assume kittens are orphaned just because mom is not present. Be sure to stand at least 35 feet away when observing the kittens. If you stand too close, mom may not feel comfortable returning.

The current public health crisis is a good reminder that the most vulnerable members of our family need to be considered when making a safety plan. Whether its creating a safety plan in case something happens to you or having to a home quickly in an evacuation situation, your pet needs a plan.