bird flu in cats and what you can do
Avian influenza is a virus that primarily effects birds, ferrets, and more recently been detected in cattle (including dairy cattle). This virus can also spread to cats. There have been sporadic reports of Avian Influenza infecting cats for over a year. Click the buttons to read more about the virus and how to protect your cats.
2024 is almost over and the lost, abandoned, abused and neglected pets of Chelan and Douglas Counties need your help.
Give a gift today and help us reach our goal so that every pet in need gets the second chance they deserve in 2025.
Pets like Spud, a tiny puppy found on the edge of the road with a dangerously swollen face, infected eyes and nose, dirty and scared.
Thanks to supporters like you, Spud received the medical care he needed and is now recovering in a wonderful foster home. He got a second chance. Help thousands more like him get theirs and give a gift today!
Join us through the 2024 GiveNCW campaign and give thousands of homeless pets like Ralphie a second chance at a loving home. You make all the difference for these precious pets!
Thank you everyone who joined the 2nd Annual Santa Paws Fun Run on Saturday. What a wonderful day to support pets in need!
Thank you to DJ Dorey Photography for the amazing photos of the day.
WVHS 2025 fundraiser Calendar
ON SALE NOW!
Available noW
Buy your WVHS 2025 calendar for $15 each (includes tax) via the link below, at the shelter, or at Firehouse or Earthwise. Fantastic stocking stuffers! Give one to all your loved ones this Christmas and support pets in need.
You can also Become a monthly donor and receive a FREE 2025 WVHS calendar (while supplies last).
COMMUNITY CATS
Check out this video about our community cats and the best way we, as a community, can care for them.
Our Purpose
We believe in improving the lives of pets and people and that our purpose is to keep and bring them together.
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Ways to Give
Support animals in your community by donating to the Wenatchee Valley Humane Society.
Your gift provides medical care, food, enrichment, and a second chance for pets in need.
interested in volunteering?
Volunteers are are important part of the team at WVHS. They help to ensure the health and wellness of pets while they are in our care.
For more information about volunteering to help care for pets while they wait for their forever home, click here.
