Yakima Humane Society

Yes.... For a fee they will take in your dog.... If you are concerned.... You can prepay his adoption fee and that will ensure he finds a new home quickly.

Thank you for reaching out about your cat. The Yakima Humane Society does except owner surrender cats. There is a $40 surrender fee. Please contact the adoption center prior to taking in your cat to make sure that there is a kennel available.

To deliver your dog, you must contact the reception staff. Yakima Humane Society only accepts its own pets when there is space available at the adoption center.

Call animal control or police dept

At this time YHS is unable to be open for public dog walking due to COVID restrictions. Please keep an eye on our website for updates as our county opens up more. Adopters are encouraged to walk dogs at their adoption appointment.

Yakima Humane Society encourages the public’s interaction with the pets at the adoption center. Even if you aren’t planning to adopt your attention enriches a pets day.

Thank you for reaching out about your dog. If your pet is still missing please come into the Yakima Humane Society and look at the dogs that we have at our adoption center. If you dog is not here we will have you fill out a lost report. A picture is very helpful. We are located at 2405 W Birchfield Rd. in Yakima, WA. You may also contact our front desk staff at 509-457-6854. Our business hours are Monday-Sunday from noon tell 6pm. We are closed on Wednesdays and all major holidays.

The dogs would Love to go for a walk

Call them and please be generous as they need our help with all the good they do.

You have to fill out an adoption application, and when approved and you have your fur baby picked out you just pay the adoption fee and that's it

The last I heard it was$25

They hold onto your driver's license until you're back. You sign out an animal after reading the rules and agreement.

7 days a week from 11-6

YOU WILL NEED MONEY TO SPAY OR NEUTER PLUS LISCENCE. THEN FOOD AND SHOTS BY VET.

They ALWAYS answer the phone. Unless they are not open or BUSY with people in person. People standing in lobby should be priority

I THINK you could. I get them, they HAVE them, to my knowledge no one ever asks...So Yes. Resounding yes.

If you need to surrender a pet to the adoption center please call 509-457-6854. As a no-kill-facility kennel space fluctuates depending on adoptions. Staff will be able to speak with you about what openings are available and offer resources.

Please visit www.yakimahumane.org and fill out a lost report. The report will also let you attach a picture which is very helpful. If you are unable to access the lost report on line please visit the adoption center where you can complete the form in person.

The adoption center is not able to house gerbils or other small and furry pets as they do not do will in such close quarters with cats and dogs.

The Yakima Humane Society Spay and Neuter clinic hosts multiple clinics each year. Please follow us on Facebook for updates.

To surrender a pet to the Yakima Humane Society Adoption Center please call 509-457-6854.

If you have to make the difficult decision to euthanize your pet please contact the YHS spay and neuter clinic at 509-426-2460.

To apply for any job openings with YHS please upload your resume to the job listing that is posted on Yakima Humane Society's Facebook page.

The adoption center is open Black Friday weekend. Please remember that YHS is open by appointment only. Due to the high volume of appointments, calls and emails; response times may be longer than normal.

Call after 10 tomorrow and ask. I was out sick and don't know if they have room

For questions about Lost pets please call the adoption center at 509-457-6854.

You need an appointment and we are closed from 1230 to 130. Go to website and send a notice as the name of the animal you wish to meet. You will get an answer from the shelter in a day so be sure to check your spam or junk mail

The Yakima Humane Society is an adoption center. Feral cats can not be brought in but the YHS Spay and Neuter Clinic is happy to assist with TNR (trap neuter release).

I have been gone out of town a few weeks and when I left they were over loaded with cats and kittens and couldn't take anymore she could call them and ask or check with some of the areas that take in fosters.

Please contact our adoption center at 509-457-6854 to reach the front desk staff about all your pet related questions.

I took a dog that was a runaway or abandoned I wasn't charged anything

If you see a deceased animal in the city of Yakima please call Yakima city animal control so the pet can be properly scanned for a microchip and cross referenced with the YHS lost files. Yakima city ACO #509-575-6038.

The Yakima Humane Society does not offer boarding. Please consult your veterinarian or an office boarding facility.

I am not sure of the cost you will have to call them

Thank you for your question. Until we are moved to Phase 4 we can only allow people with approved applications to meet the dog or cat they are interested in.

Yakima Humane Society can help with dog food. Please call 509-457-6854 and leave a message. A staff member will call you back during regular business hours to make you an appointment.

There isn't a fee, but you must make an appt. Or, call animal control for a pickup and they will take them to the shelter directly.

They also love Volunteers for dog walking, etc. and can usually use more.

It can be very upsetting to retun home and find out a care taker did not provide for an animal correctly. All animals that come into Yakima Humane Society with owner information (tags, microchip and/or paperwork) are held for 5 days while every attempt is made to reach said owner. In the event that a pet is not redemped by their owner after 5 days the animal is then placed up for adoption or transfer to an alternet rescue for adoption.

When a pet is surrendered to Yakima Humane Society they are immediately available for adoption. All adoptable pets are full vacinated, microchipped and spayed/neutered prior to adoption.

Dog walking hours are noon to 4:30pm.

Yes you can take stay dogs and cats to the Yakima Humane Society. Please be aware of the business hours. Open 12-6pm everyday but Wednesday. YHS is closed Wednesdays and Holidays.

Thank you for your question. If you have a pet missing please go into the Yakima Humane Society and see if it has been found by a member of the public or possibly picked up by an animal control officer. There will be fees to redeem your pet. The fee amount will be dependent on the requirements of your city.

Yakima Humane Society does not offer vaccinations for the public except at vaccination clinics. Unfortunately we do not have any more clinics scheduled for 2019.

If you need to surrender a pet please contact the Yakima Humane Society adoption center by phone.

To get the correct fees you would need to go into the Yakima Humane Society and identify your pet. All municipalities have different regulations that must be processed.

The clinic is Saturday 9/14/2019 at the Yakima Humane Society. MICROCHIP $15 CANINE DA2PP $10 RABIES $10 FELINE HCP $10 BORDETELLA $10 Special Package: RABIES DA2PP or HCP MICROCHIP $30

Thank you for reaching out about your puppies. There is a process to surrender them into the Humane Society’s care. Please call the adoption center before bringing them in.

You can start I believe as early as 12 and up until 4:30 but it all depends on if the weather is good. Unless there is something else going on today.

Dog walking is available to the public from 12-4:30. Dog walking is weather dependent.

Puppies (6 months & younger)$250.00 Adult (7 months - 7 years) $175.00 Senior (older then 7 years) $100.00 What's Included • Spay/neuter surgery • Vaccinations & intestinal worming • Flea & tick treatment • Rabies vaccine (3-4 months and older) • 24PetWatch microchip & registration • Collar & Personalized ID Tag • 30 days of pre-paid 24PetWatch Pet Insurance Dog license prices are dependent on which city you live in.

To rent a live trap please contact the Yakima Humane Society Spay and Neuter Clinic at 509.426.2460.

Hi Alex, Thank you for your question. The Yakima Humane Society does have an adoption center. It is located at 2405 W Birchfield Rd, Yakima WA 98901. Puppies are not always available for adoption but I encourage you to visit the adoption center or the Yakima Humane Society website, www.yakimahumane.org.

To work for the Yakima Humane Society you must be at least 18 years old. But you can volunteer at 16. Volunteer applications are available on our website.

If you have found a stray you can bring it into the Yakima Humane Society. In the case of a mom with babies it would be helpful to the staff if you called in prior to coming but that is not a requirement. Thank you for caring about this lost mommy.

If your pet is missing please come into the adoption center during normal business hours. The front desk staff will direct you to the pet areas so that you may check for your lost animal. If your animal is not found they will have you fill out a lost report. You will also be giving a hand out with multiple tips on finding your missing pet.

The Yakima Humane Society dog walking hours are 12-4:30, 6 days a week. YHS is closed on Wednesdays and all major holidays. You must be 18 years of age and have a valid photo ID.

Yes you can but a donation might be asked of you, just go in and talk with someone they are really nice people.

Hi Marlene. Yes the Yakima Humane Society does take in owner surrendered pets. You do need to call the adoption center prior to bring the pet in. Thank you for looking for responsible placement for your pet.

Go to the vet

The Spay and Neuter Assistance Program is no longer offered. Please contact the Yakima Humane Society Spay and Neuter Clinic at 509-426-2460.

Take them down. They will help

At the Yakima Humane Society, we are committed to ending the euthanasia of healthy, adoptable animals. Our staff and volunteers provide support and life-saving rehabilitation for the animals in our care. If you are in need of spay/neuter assitance please call the Yakima Humane Society Spay and Neuter Clinic at 509.426.2460. If you need to surrender a cat or kittens to Yakima Humane Society please contact adoption center for arrangements.

The appropriate place to contact for that type of service would be a veterinarian. The wonderful folks at the Yakima Humane Society are going above and beyond around the clock, very busy people with all that they do. You should contact your veterinarian, there are a number of them around the Yakima valley area.

Hi Bradley, yes we do! For consistency, we ask for Science Diet brand. Thank you!

It depends on their capacity, whether they are strays or not. If they are not strays they won't take them.

They accept tame cats and kittens. Wild cats need to be spayed and neutered and rereleased. Think its $10 fee

I dont believe they sell them first off they adopt n they have to be old enough to be fixed

Yes check with the Humane Society as soon as possible and if you have a picture of your pet take it with you, they usually hold the pet for 30 days.

Ho ! Okay thanks

You have to go in person

If you have a picture of him you can email them the picture to their website. Don't forget to inform them of special markings.

Contact there office and they will tell you what to do, or what needs to be done.

You need to call them and find out

You need to be 18yrs or older.

Thanks, I'm staying with my grandma for a limited time, I'm homeless so I dont have any cash, i would love to keep her & do the vet thing just cant right now. Thanks tried to feed but I'm not even sure shes been weaned all the way

Take it to Yakima Humane Society. If you can help out financially, donate some towards the dog's treatment.

Call animal control

How much to spay a 9 months old cat

Petco and Petsmart both sometimes have classes. I think there is dog obedience classes. Also look up Acme Canine center and Little Paws Playhouse LLC.

I would ask wa state patrol whatever agency they used will be where they are at where is mile marker is..... I looked at the mile marker there is a good chance they where takin to tricities since the accident would have been in Benton county

Yes

Very seldom do we get other animals donated..sometimes a rabbit or goat but that is unirdinary.. use pet shops

Yes it's fun but if it's too hot they like to keep them inside to be safe!

Cost of microchipping through the shelter is $25 only if your dog has been impounded, it is not a service available to the general public. You can also get the chip for $25 at the humane society spay and neuter clinic ONLY at time of spay or neuter surgery. They have vaccine and microchip clinics open to first come first served public at least twice a year also where the chip is only $15

Should be

Ok thank you for the information

They only euthanize if the animal is going to have a poor quality of life; horribly injured beyond repair, sick beyond treatment or aggressive beyond rehabilitation

As soon as kittens are weaned, about 7-8 weeks after birth

They mostly do volenteers there

I called them all ,with no help from any of them. I was even told " if i cant afforded the puppy, maybe i shouldgive it up."

They are closed on all major holidays. Adoption center is 7 days a week 11am to 6 pm Admission center is Monday to Saturday 11am to 6 pm

They wont put him down if he needs help and can be helped they will if hes deathly ill thats different promise they wont kill him

The kittens are $60 and adult cats $30. Puppies $225 and Adult dogs are $150. They do this to try and get the older animals to be adopted first.

No. If it is your lost dog, it is not required. Spay/neuter is only required on animals adopted from the shelter. Microchip and licence are required upon bailout

No appointment necessary.

Yes you can bring your dog for a "meet and greet". but your dog may spend time in your car when she is not needed

I find it very helpful to go to the shelter and look at the homeless animals when i want to see what the adoptable animals look like

No. Try the low cost vet on 6th ave by Davis

Nope. You have to pay a fee and prove you have a safe place for it. They want to make sure the pet goes to a lovely family. :)

I'm adopting a kitten. I paid $15 dls to put it on hold because it was skinny and was not ready to go home. I'm paying $60 dls when I pick it up. There are some questions to answer, if you have a place for it, where have you taken your animals to the vet, how many pets have you had and how long they last with you. What are you doing with it if you move and they don't accept pets at your new place. They need your drivers license number and will ask you how many members at your house. They also want to know if the pet is for you or a gift. I hope this gives you an idea.

Depends on if your house is on City limits or in county, county limit is 4 City i believe it's three there are breed restrictions within the city

Yes

Feline $45 and canine $70

Do you have any black lab puppies ?