Kittens, Kittens and more kittens…

After getting a call for help from Everett Animal Shelter, with their overflowing kennels of kittens, Erin Wyse, Homeward Pet’s Shelter Manager, didn’t hesitate to jump in the HPAC van at the crack of dawn Wednesday morning to help them out. Eight litters of kittens in all sizes and colors arrived in the HPAC clinic to receive a full exam, spay or neuter, vaccinations and microchips… all to prep them for the weekend adoptions.

We are so thankful we are able to help!

Calling All Adopters!

To help celebrate our silver anniversary in 2015, we’re collecting adoption stories spanning our first 25 years. We’d love to hear your amazing Homeward Pet adoption story – how you adopted the best dog ever at Homeward Pet, the day Homeward Pet helped you find your feline soulmate, your story of the joy and friendship an adopted companion animal can bring, or how adopting a shelter animal changed your life (because it certainly changed theirs!).

Share your best moments and fondest memories to make our 25th Anniversary even more special.

Send your adoption story and pictures to: , with the Subject line: 25th Anniversary.

Please include your name, phone number, and animal’s name.

Stories and photos may be used for promotional purposes

Homeward Hero – Alethea

Homeward Hero - Alethea

Volunteers can wear many hats.

Alethea has adopted from us, donated to us, helps out with cats, dogs, offsite events, onsite events and facilities and now is one of our fabulous foster moms!

In Alethea’s own words:

I adopted my first cat at what was then Hooterville, back in 1998. Ever since, I occasionally donated but it wasn’t until I was laid off a couple of years ago and couldn’t find another job that I decided to volunteer. It seemed like the perfect match — I am bonkers about animals and I only live a mile away so I can get some exercise walking to my shift.

I have been volunteering for 1 and 1/2 years now. My regular gig is taking care of the cats in the intake and isolation rooms but when I’m done there (you can only give cats so much attention before they tire of you) I go love on all the dogs (who can never get enough attention!). I also occasionally take dogs to the groomer, have given dogs short kennel breaks, filled in multiple shifts during the snow storm last winter, because I could walk to get there, and since we lost our cat a couple of months ago, have begun cat fostering. We LOVE doing that—each cat has such a different personality and I know it helps the staff get a read on how the animals behave when they aren’t in the shelter environment. And with a last name like Foster, it seemed like a natural fit!

Thank you so much Alethea! We appreciate all you do!

Interested in becoming a Homeward Pet volunteer?  Learn more here…

The Season of Giving

Get in the holiday spirit with a Homeward Pet Giving Tree – a charitable way to decorate your business or office.

Each Giving Tree is decorated with ornaments featuring items we use every day to care for the cats and dogs at Homeward Pet. Customers and co-workers can take an ornament, purchase the item, and place it under the tree. Donations to the Giving Tree will help Homeward Pet care for more homeless animals in 2015.

Interested in hosting a Giving Tree for Homeward Pet? Contact Peggy Noll, Community Development Director, at .

Thank you for helping give the dogs and cats at Homeward Pet a wonderful holiday season!

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425.488.4444
P.O. Box 2293
13132 NE 177th Place
Woodinville, WA 98072

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Homeward Pet's mission is to transform the lives of cats and dogs in need through compassionate medical care, positive behavior training, and successful adoption while building a more humane community.
Regular open hours are Tuesday-Sunday 11:30am-5:30pm for questions about adopting, donation drop-offs and other services. Adoptions are by appointment, Wednesday-Sunday. Click here to learnHow To Adopt