Providing compassionate care and brighter futures for homeless animals.
Search for your new friend here.
There are many places to acquire a dog or a cat, but our shelter provides adoption matchmaking services that help you find the right pet for your family and household. Before you adopt your companion animal from us, the Animal Protection Society will:
- Treat the pet for internal and external parasites
- Give them all initial vaccinations
- Spay or neuter the pet
- Test all cats for Feline Immunodeficiency Virus (FIV) and Leukemia Virus (FeLV)
Beyond all that, animals at the shelter are lovingly cared for, socialized, and observed for all possible behavioral and health problems. We care about our friends, and it shows! Learn more.
How You Can Help
Donate
Outright donations help us feed and take care of the shelter pets. They also help us maintain our facilities and keep the lights on. Make a one-time donation or a monthly donation of any amount.
Volunteer
Volunteer opportunities are many, just to name a few: walking dogs, trapping feral cats, general shelter cleaning, medical clinic support, fostering pets, and volunteering at our Treasure Hounds store.
Treasure Hounds
Shopping at our upscale retail thrift store is another way to support us, so is donating gently used household furnishings, home goods & decor to Treasure Hounds.
😍 We couldn’t wrap up the week without featuring some of the cute photos we snapped throughout it. Swipe through to see the adorableness for yourself 🥹…
💗👏🏻 Some of the animals photographed here have ended the week adopted, and getting to go home! While others are still waiting in our shelter for their person(s) to come find them🤞🏻💖
⬇️ If you are interested in meeting and/or adopting one of our ⬇️…
🐶 DOG(S): We do not allow drop-in meets and greets, but if you’d like to schedule a meet and greet with any of our dogs, please fill out and submit our Canine Adoption Application from our website:
www.apsfh.com/adoption-program/canine-application/
One of our Adoption Team Members will be in touch with you for scheduling shortly after receiving your application.🐶
🐱CAT(S): We have an open door policy for visiting our cats, meaning that during our regular business hours, you can drop-in at the shelter for a visit with any of the cats! You can also fill out and submit our Feline Adoption Application on our website:
www.apfh.com/adoption-program/feline-application/
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~ PET OF THE WEEK ~
Daisy
Age: ~3.5 years old
Sex: Female
Breed: Pitbull Mix
Origin: Oroville, WA
Weight: 68 lbs
Personality: Patient, Popular, Playful
Energy Level: Medium
Likes: Perfume, Pie Eating Contests, Positivity
Dislikes: Plastic Bags, Pollen, Pyramid Schemes
Hi, it’s me Daisy! You may remember me from the last time I was Pet of the Week. My first POW feature was last fall, and now spring has sprung. The days are getting warmer, our time playing out on the turf yards is getting longer, there is grass for eating on our walks, and the smells on the property change with the seasons. All this to say that there are good things sprinkled throughout my days at the shelter, the staff & volunteers try their best to make it fun. But what’s not fun is how long I have lived here; from fall to spring, that’s 24 weeks and counting. The other dogs who were transferred here with me have since been adopted. The staff here thought I would go fast too, but that hasn’t exactly been the case for me.
It’s not easy for any rescue animal to get adopted these days, let alone one like me. That’s because as much as I try to rise above it, and try to tell myself it doesn’t matter, people tend to think they know me just because of my breed. I’m a pitbull and I’m proud of that, but sometimes people make it really hard to be so sure of myself and my worth. They make mean and untrue assumptions about me without realizing just how damaging that can be. Not only to my self-esteem, but to my well-being in this life. And it’s not just to me, it’s to all of us bully breeds.
Putting negative bully-breed stereotypes aside, what you should actually know about ME, the pitbull mix named Daisy, is that: I am a social, silly, and supportive girl. I like outside time, couch time, and of course, cuddle time. I’m looking for a place to call my own, filled with the kind of person(s) & energy that makes it a home. And in return, I’ll give you a best friend for life, who is attentive, intelligent, laid back, loving, up for adventure, and more!
If you are interested in adopting, and would like to make an appointment for a meet and greet, please fill out and submit our Canine Adoption Application from our website:
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📣 Have you heard? We have puppies!! 📣
🐶 River & Sprout are two, ~11 week old, female, Great Pyrenees/Cattle Dog Mix puppies who are currently looking for their happily ever after in the form of adoption! 💞
✨If you are interested in meeting or adopting, and would like to make an appointment for a meet and greet, please fill out and submit our Canine Adoption Application from our website:
www.apsfh.com/adoption-program/canine-application/
An Adoption Team Member will get back to you for scheduling after your application is submitted✨
🐾 Scroll through to see..
1-4: short video clips of River & Sprout
5: River & Sprout photo
6. Sprout photo
7. River photo 🐾 ... See MoreSee Less
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So adorable 😍😍
😍😍😍