Whitman County Humane Society

"I tried to visit their adoptable cats twice, and was turned away both times due to being understaffed. Open hours do not match when they are actually open and able to provide services, so I will be adopting in Moscow."

"Very caring and friendly staff! You can tell the animals here are loved and taken care of while they await their forever home. The team was very responsive to our request of wanting to meet one of the dogs here and even allowed my dad to foster before adopting the sweet dog. Needless to say, my dad and his new friend are very happy. We would highly recommend Whitman County Humane Society!"

"I went to rent a live trap during a time when the weather outside was below freezing in order to rescue a stray cat. Instead of actually caring or helping me, they wanted to question my intention is trapping a stray cat, and accused me of leaving the cat in the cold temperature during the day and in the freezing temperature. The best part was telling me to come back in a few days when the weather was a few degrees warmer to rent a trap. The women who work there are idiots, and the place smelled like urine. They obviously have a power trip and felt the need to refrain anyone from using their traps. It’s no wonder they had a mass exodus a while back. Just like everything in Pullman, this place is a joke."

"Papaya was hit by car and we took her to Pullman College Vet. Owner did not claim her so my friend asked to foster her and adopt her and they are now fostering her . These pictures were taken before her leg was amputated. And Whitman humane society have been great the staff is so kind and animal lovers to the fullest they answer all questions they call and check on her they are just great ."

"This place is absolutely amazing. They are a non profit and a non kill shelter. The staff work so hard here to help with a wide range of emotions and stages for domestic animals of all different types including dogs, cats,rabbits,guinea pigs, etc. Donations are always appreciated as volunteering your free time as well. There is a screening process for volunteers but definitely worth the effort. Please support your local animal shelter and have your pets spayed and neutered and vaccinated."