Olympic Peninsula Humane Society

05/29/2026

Goomba always knows how to make a splash 💦 we won’t name names here, but someone broke his favorite pool 👀 if you have a kiddie pool available to donate, please bring it by the Barkhouse location and come meet the goofy Goomba that we know and love! He has been waiting a year to be adopted, and deserves the comfort of a couch for the rest of his days 🥰

05/21/2026

Even with kitten season very much upon us, we have space for cats! If your cat has had too many kittens that you haven’t been able to privately rehome or you’ve fallen on hard times and need a place to take bring your cat, our admissions are open and you can submit a surrender application here:

new.shelterluv.com/matchme/owner-surrender/OPHS/Cat

05/21/2026

Happy National Rescue Dog Day! We’re so grateful to have an incredible community of dog adopters! Cocobeans first came to us underweight, and with a litter of 8 puppies to feed, this last week she went home with her new guardian and gets to spend the rest of her days with a full belly cuddled up on a couch where she belongs! Thank you for all of your support in helping us provide care and shelter to rescue dogs like Cocobeans until they find new homes 🐾

05/19/2026

Wouldn’t be spring on the Olympic peninsula without mud, mountains, and mutts (oh my!) 😍 come check out these adoptable pups at our Barkhouse location on Old Olympic Highway! 🐾🐶

05/13/2026

Cats like Sarabi need your help! Sarabi came to us as a small kitten with littermates, but her eye was always inflamed and squinty! After visiting the vet, we originally thought it was a cut and dry infection which we attempted to treat. When her eye wasn’t getting better she was diagnosed with entropion, a condition where the eyelashes grow on the inside of the eyelid and irritate/damage the eye. Because of her young age, we worked with local specialists to try to cure this condition with a new technique utilizing Botox, which unfortunately didn’t take, and she ultimately required surgery to remove the part of her eyelid that was growing hair in the wrong places! Sarabi is our second entropion kitty this year, and these procedures are not cheap! Sarabi is on the mend, but please consider donating to OPHS to help us continue to provide care to cats like Sarabi! 😻

https://www.op-hs.org/donate

05/12/2026

Our team had such an incredible time at the parade on Saturday! All pups in these photos are adoptable at Barkhouse! Link is in our bio for adoption applications! 🐾

05/10/2026

From all of us at OPHS to all forms of mothers out there, we’d like to wish you a Happy Mother’s Day 💞
Motherhood takes on many forms. It’s the mother soothing her child back to sleep, the kitten foster mom waking up every 3 hours to bottle feed, or the senior dog mom who helps their now arthritic 15 year old pup in and out of the car! A mother’s love knows no bounds and is not confined to one species! So thank you to all of the mothers who constantly show care and compassion to the living beings around them 💐 your role in this world is so necessary, and we’re so grateful for you! 🌸

05/06/2026

Join us at Black Bear Diner this Friday to support the dogs and cats at the Olympic Peninsula Humane Society! 20% of all meals using this promotion will go toward the cost of care for the animals we love so much! We hope to see you there! 🐾

04/13/2026

Our second meeting is today at 3:00 PM at 91 S Boyce Rd, Sequim WA - if you’ve lost a pet and would like a safe space to talk about them, come join us as we partner with the social workers from VHOCC Volunteer Hospice of Clallam County in a pet loss grief support group 💞

Volunteer Hospice of Clallam County, in partnership with Olympic Peninsula Humane Society, is hosting a Pet Loss Support Group with social workers from VHOCC moderating and leading the group sessions.

This group will be held at Kitty City, 91 S Boyce Road, starting Monday, March 30, from 3 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. with the second slated Monday, April 13, at the same time.

Our goal is to provide the community with a safe space to talk about their beloved pets who have passed on and help those who are struggling with loss to feel a sense of community support as they process the grief that comes when all of the love you had for a fluffy companion suddenly has nowhere to go.

No RSVP is necessary.

03/29/2026

Volunteer Hospice of Clallam County, in partnership with Olympic Peninsula Humane Society, is hosting a Pet Loss Support Group with social workers from VHOCC moderating and leading the group sessions.

This group will be held at Kitty City, 91 S Boyce Road, starting Monday, March 30, from 3 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. with the second slated Monday, April 13, at the same time.

Our goal is to provide the community with a safe space to talk about their beloved pets who have passed on and help those who are struggling with loss to feel a sense of community support as they process the grief that comes when all of the love you had for a fluffy companion suddenly has nowhere to go.

No RSVP is necessary.