Because The Humane Society of Mason County does not have a "brick and mortar" shelter facility we depend on a network of loving volunteer foster families for care and rehabilitation of animals in our charge. We offer numerous solutions to people who have a pet at home or have just rescued one, and feel they cannot, for whatever reason, care for him or her themselves. The best place for these pets is in a good home. And the best chance for a good home is usually right there in their own neighborhood.

Our foster care admissions team usually only accepts animals that have been  homeless, abandoned, neglected, or abused. We offer a Re-Homing Service for those who have puppies/kittens that need to be places and pets they need to place in new homes due to relocation and/or health circumstances. So if you're looking for help with a pet who is already part of your family, or you've rescued a homeless pet in need, it's best to consult our foster care admissions team for the best course of action.

Please note that due to limited resources do not assume we will take in every animal. Also note we are not affiliated in any way with the county animal control and generally do not respond to calls related to dangerous animals or feral cats colonies.