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visit adoptable animals at our 3 locations!

The SHS Shelter location at 6607 North Havana Street is now walk-in friendly! View adoptable animals online before you come to visit. We are fortunate to have 3 locations where you can potentially meet your new best friend. Each adoptable pet’s location is listed in their pet bios under the “adopt” tab. Info below, thank you for your support!

Shelter

Monday: Closed
Tues-Fri: 1:00p-6:00p | Sat-Sun: 1:00p-5:00p
Walk-in friendly

6607 N Havana

Northpointe PetSmart

Mon-Sat: 10:00a-6:00p
Sunday: 10:00a-5:00p
Walk-in friendly

9950 N Newport Hwy

BARK, A Rescue Pub

Fri-Sat: by reservation 11:00a-6:00p
Sunday: by reservation 9:00a-3:00p
$5/person for adoption center visits

905 N Washington St.

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meet, BRODY

Seeking love from a patient fur parent. A bit shy, but once trust is built it's nothing but goofiness and a strong bond.

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meet, BRODY

Seeking love from a patient fur parent. A bit shy, but once trust is built it's nothing but goofiness and a strong bond.

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meet,
LOKI LARRY

A 2-year handsome Siberian Husky, Loki Larry is looking for an active human to go on endless adventures with.

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meet,
REBEL WAYNE

This 3-year boy with boundless energy is ready for a life and home to connect with adult and fur friends alike.

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meet, KILO

This 11 year older gentledog is looking for loving humans to give him a home as your one and only.

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All of us at Spokane Humane Society have immense gratitude for our volunteers and for those who have recently chosen to leave our organization. We appreciate the dedication, time, and efforts volunteers selflessly offer in supporting our mission and enriching the lives of the animals in our care.

Annually, Spokane Humane Society cares for 3,000+ animals and we are awed by the hard work our teams are undeniably doing every day to endlessly fight for the futures of the animals that come into our care.

Together we can continue making a positive difference in the lives of the animals we serve.

-Spokane Humane Society Family

To find out more about how our team and supporters are making a positive impact on the lives of the animals in our care, please reach outSend us a message to learn more about how you can get involved, we would be happy to connect.

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