Helping pets and people when they need it most.

Wenatchee Valley Humane Society provides shelter, adoption, animal care & control, lost pet support, and accessible veterinary services for our community. Your support keeps this safety net strong.

How can we help today?

Your donation does more than shelter animals

sHELTER & aDOPTION

Safe shelter, thoughtful adoption services, and compassionate guidance for families facing difficult decisions.

cOMMUNITY RESPONSE

Lost pet support, animal care & control, and humane help when animals or people are at risk.

aCCESSIBLE vETERINARY cARE

Affordable services that help pets stay healthy and stay with the people who love them.

pet of the week: Wally

Wally is an adult Boxer mix with a sweet, loyal personality and plenty of energy for the right home. He enjoys being part of the action, whether that means going for walks, exploring outside, or hanging out nearby while his people work in the yard.

Wally can be shy when meeting new people or adjusting to new situations, so he’ll do best with someone patient who can give him time to settle in. Once he feels comfortable, he becomes affectionate, people-focused, and very attached to the people he trusts.

He is looking for a home where he can be the only pet. Wally would be a good fit for someone who wants a devoted companion and understands that confidence takes time to build.

If you’re looking for a loyal dog who will enjoy adventures with you and quiet time at home, Wally may be the right match. Please visit our Adoptable Dogs page to see if Wally is still available.

Upcoming Events

ways to get involved

Volunteer

Ongoing, one time, or event based volunteering for adults and youth.

Foster

Care for animals in need temporarily in your home for overnight, weekends, or long-term

Donate

Our shelter doesn’t run without your generosity. We accept donations of time, money, or items.

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