Humane Society of the Palouse

*a no-kill animal shelter

2019 E. White Ave. Moscow, ID 83843 (208) 883-1166

Hours: 1:00 - 6:00 pm Monday through Saturday


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Dough for Dogs

Treat your favorite canine and help those dogs and cats without homes.  All the proceeds from dog cakes, brownies, and cookies go to the Humane Society of the Palouse.

Feral Cat Solutions

A trap/neuter/return program serving Moscow, Latah County, and surrounding areas.  If you are caring for a feral colony or have feral barn cats, please check this program out!

Spay & Neuter Assistance

If you have a pet animal that needs fixed but just can't quite afford the full cost of surgery, we can help.

Feeding assistance

If you are disabled, unemployed, on public assistance, or otherwise just short on funds and may need to give up your beloved family pet, please stop by the shelter.  We keep extra donated cat and dog food on hand to help feed the needy pets in our community!  Pet food donations gratefully accepted to enable this program.

University of Idaho employees can now support the Humane Society of the Palouse through payroll deduction.  Contact the Payroll Office at  885-3865 for more information.
 

 

What's Happening

 

Your business can be featured as the presenting sponsor for the “Dog of the Game” at Vandal Athletic Events.  Please click logo below for more details!


A Property of Learfield Sports

Feral Cat Solutions is on hiatus for the winter, but already planning for the 2009 spay/neuter season!  Please click HERE for more information, e-mail hsopfcs@gmail.com, or call 509-334-7099 to be notified of upcoming clinics.

We now offer microchipping of your new cat or kitten for only $10 at the time of adoption.  Regular price for microchipping your pet dog or cat is $25, and includes national registration.

Visit us at the Palouse Empire Mall beginning the day after Thanksgiving!  Our sharing tree and booth with be set up continually, and will be manned by volunteers and feline companions on weekends until Christmas.  Items available for sale will include cat and dog toys, biscuit mix, cat grass, our special home-grown catnip, and the always popular Dough for Dogs gourmet treats.  In addition, we will be selling raffle tickets.  This year's raffle prizes include gift certificates for Gambinos and Nectar, a selection of children's books about animals, a giant stuffed dog, cat and dog lover's baskets, and several hand-made quilts.

We use Kuranda dog beds in our kennels.  Click the picture above for more information on these great products or to donate a bed to the shelter!

Dog obedience classes will be starting soon.  Call the shelter for more details!

Featured Pets

Ladybug

Adoption Pending

Lady Bug was found as a stray. She is a sweet lab kelpie mix and weighs 36lbs. She is approximately one year old give or take a month or two. She does great with other dogs and does fine with cats. In new places she is timid and reserved. Her future owners need to be patient and help her feel comfortable. In the kennel environment she has accidents from time to time in her kennel.

 

Shadow

Shadow and her sister were owner surrendered to us on May 16, 2008 which also happened to be their 6th birthday. They were adopted from us as kittens and have always been together. Their previous owners told us that they do not do well with children because their 7 year old daughter “tormented them” and they no longer tolerated her doing so. Sam passed away due to kidney failure eailer this month. Now Shadow is here by herself looking for a new forever home. She does great with other cats and with our office dog.

We have pets other than cats and dogs too!  Lately we've had gerbils, hamsters, rabbits, ferrets, guinea pigs, degus, two pythons, and a bird come through.  Even a chicken!  So if you're looking for a pocket pet or small exotic, please call us!

See our pets on www.petfinder.com

 

     

       *All adoptable (healthy and good-tempered) and treatable animals are adopted and euthanasia is reserved only for those animals who cannot be rehabilitated or have terminal illnesses or injuries.