Training tip: Give them something to do while you are gone or busy! A go-to for boredom-busting enrichment toys is the Kong toy which can be stuffed with wet food, soaked kibble, or treats. You’ve likely heard of Kongs, but did you know there are different types including for cats? Here’s what the different colors…
Your donation through this calendar purchase helps provide food, shelter, medical care, and second chances to the animals who need it most. With your support, we can rescue pets from overcrowded shelters, care for those surrendered by their owners, and give every animal the time and love they deserve while they wait for a forever…
For 11-year-old Sophie, Homeward Pet truly is her last hope. When Sophie arrived at a local shelter, her future was tragically uncertain. At nearly 20 pounds, she was suffering from uncontrolled diabetes, painful mobility issues, and severe weakness in her hind legs. Overwhelmed and unable to groom herself, she was in pain and running out…
An article shared by our friends at Cat Topia Cats don’t express sadness in obvious ways. Instead of crying, clinging, or acting dramatically different overnight, a sad cat often shows emotional distress through subtle changes in behavior, daily habits, and body language. These shifts can be easy to miss, especially since cats are naturally independent…
Woodinville, WA — Homeward Pet Adoption Center is proud to announce it has received a $40,000 grant from the ASPCA (American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals) through the ASPCA National Shelter Grants Initiative. This funding will support Homeward Pet’s foster program—an essential lifeline that allows the organization to reduce stress for animals,…
As we close out the year, we are facing a heartbreaking reality: more pets than ever are being surrendered or abandoned because their families simply cannot afford to care for them. Rising living costs, veterinary expenses, and financial strain are pushing people into making difficult decisions – giving up their beloved companions. At Homeward Pet,…
Stuart Earley Takes Up Post as Homeward Pet Executive Director in January, 2026 “We are thrilled that Stuart will lead Homeward into its next chapter,” said Peter Bergler, president of HPAC’s board of directors. Earley is a respected leader in the field of animal welfare, has passion for making a difference and developing organizations and…
Homeward Pet is fortunate to have so many wonderful community partners. There’s always something fun to do in our backyard, so check back often and support our partners while helping care for our homeless dogs and cats. Logo Event Name Date/Time Info EVEREVE Fashion Fundraiser 3000 184th Street SW, Suite 988 Lynnwood, Washington…
Helping Your Newly Adopted Cat Feel at Home: A Gentle Guide to Building Trust, Routine & Safe Spaces The First Few Days: Setting the Stage for Comfort and Security Bringing home a newly adopted cat is an exciting and emotional moment, but it’s important to remember that while this may feel like the start of…
Homeward Pet’s 2024 Annual Report Your Compassion in Action In 2024, your compassion and generosity made an extraordinary difference. Thanks to you, more animals found safety, healing, and loving homes—and more families were supported in keeping their beloved pets healthy and by their side. Our Annual Report is a celebration of what we accomplished together…