#Animal haven license

They don't have to go to the same home Roscoe would need a home with a family who is active and willing to take him for walks, play with him and spend time outside. She is also good with other dogs and cats with a proper introduction and is great with children.īoth of these dogs are trained for indoors and love to spend time outside. Daisy's perfect day would be spent snuggling with her people. Roscoe loves kids, however would do better with older children as he can be quite playful and sometimes forgets his size when trying to interact with little ones.ĭAISY: This senior girl is nine years old, spayed and a border collie cross (she is the black and white girl in the pictures). He is good with other dogs with a proper introduction but would do best in a home without cats. Roscoe is a very active dog who loves getting lots of exercise. ROSCOE: This sweet boy is approximately five years old, neutered and a lab cross (he is the golden boy in the pictures). They already have three dogs and are finding it a lot to add into the mix.

Meet Roscoe and Daisy - their owner was unable to keep them and so a family member took them in. Unfortunately we don't have the foster homes available and so offer to do courtesy posts in order to help find these dogs new homes. If you are unable to come in, or have questions about fees, please call 20 and leave a voicemail with your name, telephone number, and the best time to reach you if you know the animal's record number (an eight digit number that starts with 'A') please include this in your message as well.We have been receiving quite a few requests to intake dogs. If you believe your animal is here at the shelter, please come in during shelter hours to speak with an animal care officer. Stray animals brought to the shelter are also uploaded to our website in real-time click here to see Found Pets at the Shelter. If you have lost an animal, you are required to visit the shelter in person to view the animals in our care and fill out a lost report. Stray pickup and drop off is available 7 days a week, excluding holidays click here to review our hours. If you are interested in adopting an animal that is in foster care, please follow the instructions on the animal's adoption listing. Visit our Spay and Neuter Clinic page for more information.Īnimals available for adoption are now updated in real-time! Click here to be redirected to our adoptions page.

#Animal haven license

You may also renew, purchase or check the status of your dog or cat license online.Įmail: service call center: (206) 386-7387 Please review our surrender page for more information.Įmail: (206) 386-4262, Wednesday-Sunday 1-6 p.m. View our live listing of found pets at the shelter.Ĭheck out our live listing of available animals and review our adoption process. Owner pickup/redemptions and stray drop-offs: Addressĩ a.m.-6 p.m., 7 days a week (excluding holidays) For questions or complaints of this nature, please call our office directly at (206) 386-7387 during business hours. The online service request system should not be used for emergency or time-sensitive complaints, including animal bites, abuse, animal welfare concerns, and injured or sick animals. This system is available 24/7 for your convenience, and is checked by our call center pending emergency calls. Requests for general information, as well as complaints such as animal noise, deceased animals, and dogs off-leash in Seattle parks, may be submitted online using the service request form. You may also call your local 311 directory, or police non-emergency number and ask for animal services. You may review our limited list of agencies serving surrounding areas to find your local animal services. Seattle Animal Control serves residents within the Seattle city limits. If you have an emergency situation involving both humans and animals, please call 911. The Seattle Animal Shelter is located in the Interbay neighborhood of Seattle. Customer Service Now Available by Appointment.