About Homeward Pet Adoption Center
Homeward Pet Adoption Center
Homeward Pet Adoption Center, based in Woodinville, WA, has been a beacon of hope for homeless animals since its establishment in 1990. Initially known as Hooterville Pet Safehaus, the organization was founded by Peggy Barnish with the vision of providing a sanctuary for every adoptable pet, free from the constraints of euthanasia deadlines. Despite facing initial challenges such as limited resources and space constraints, Homeward Pet remained steadfast in its commitment, eventually expanding its reach to become a vital resource in the Greater Seattle area for animal welfare.
Over the years, Homeward Pet has evolved and grown, adapting to meet the changing needs of both animals and the community. With milestones such as establishing an on-site veterinary clinic, implementing spaying and neutering initiatives, and introducing programs like the Low-Cost Spay & Neuter Clinic and the Homeward Pet Food Bank, the organization has consistently demonstrated its dedication to comprehensive care and community engagement. Through innovative approaches and unwavering compassion, Homeward Pet continues to shape the future of animal welfare, inviting individuals to join them in making a tangible difference in the lives of countless animals in need.