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Orcas Animal Protection Society

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Orcas Animal Protection Society

Orcas APS is a 501[c][3] non-profit organization.

Our Mission: Through operating an animal shelter, we advocate for the welfare of animals in need by providing community support and compassionate care. The people and pets in our community are deeply important to us because they are the heart of what makes this a place we are proud to call home. We believe that the well-being of animals and the well-being of people are closely connected—when pets

are healthy, loved, and well cared for, our whole community thrives. Our goal is to ensure that every pet has a safe and loving home, and that every guardian has access to the knowledge, tools, and resources they need to provide the best possible care. By supporting both animals and the people who love them, we create the kind of compassionate, supportive environment where everyone—two-legged and four-legged alike—can flourish. Services Provided
* Accepting stray animals or those relinquished by an owner;
* Offering cats and dogs for adoption;
* Training volunteers for animal care tasks;
* Scanning of found animals for microchip identification;
* Feral cat testing for FIV and Feline Leukemia, as well as spaying or neutering before returning to their home territory;
* Offering lower cost spays and neuters. Services Not Provided
* Accepting any wild animals;
* Accepting gravely injured or obviously sick stray animals;
* Euthanizing animals, except if in the best interest of the animal.

11/11/2025

**FOUND CAT**

Does anyone recognize this sweet neutered male cat? Brought in today from the Westsound Marina area. Please contact us at 360-376-6777 with any information.

11/10/2025

Just a reminder:
TEAMWORK MAKES THE DREAM WORK!

Just ask these beauties 🥰

10/30/2025

These two beautiful, 9-week-old Shepherd pups are waiting at the shelter for their forever families to find them. "Big Boots" (male) and "Babs" (female) are loaded with all the personality and good things you could ever want in a pup!

If you are interested in adopting, please fill out an application at
www.orcaspets.org/dogrequest.html

10/28/2025

Did you know we offer reduced rate spay/neuter services at the shelter for your pet? Visit our website to see if you income-qualify and complete the online application. We have openings available as early as November. https://www.orcaspets.org/neuter.html

Is your pet already spayed or neutered but you have been putting off care for financial reasons? We have limited availability for our wellness clinics for income-qualifying pet owners. Learn more about this program and complete an application on our website to receive a call regarding scheduling and availability.
https://www.orcaspets.org/veterinary.html

10/25/2025

Cheeto is still available.

10/24/2025

Remember we promised you more puppies? They arrived today!

10/21/2025

Update: Oscar has returned home 🐾
***Found Cat***

This friendly boy was brought in from Guthrie Cove today. He is not microchipped or neutered.

Please contact the shelter to identify him! (360)376-6777

09/17/2025

Autumn Crocus (Colchicum autumnale), also known as Meadow Saffron, can be found locally. While very beautiful, all parts of this plant are highly toxic to pets (and even humans) if ingested. Even small amounts can cause vomiting, diarrhea, organ failure, or be fatal for cats and dogs. It is important to note that symptoms may take hours to days to appear, which can make it harder to connect exposure with illness.

If you think your pet has eaten Autumn Crocus, don't wait for symptoms, collect plant material and seek emergency veterinary care immediately.

09/16/2025

SPAY AND NEUTER AVAILABILITY IN OCTOBER. DON'T WAIT!

Spaying or neutering your cat or dog does more than just prevent litters. It helps protect them from certain cancers and infections, avoids pregnancy risks, and may even increase their life expectancy. Pets who are altered are often calmer, happier, and less likely to roam, spray, or show aggression.

When we choose to spay or neuter, we’re also making a difference for the whole community. Fewer strays means fewer risks of aggression, less overpopulation, and more space in shelters for pets who truly need a second chance.

At Orcas APS, we’re proud to offer on-site, low-cost spay and neuter services for San Juan County residents who income qualify. Feral cats are always free, and we loan out traps to help you safely bring them in. While we often have a waiting list, we currently have openings in October, so now is the perfect time to schedule your pet’s appointment.

You can request an appointment, check pricing, view available services, and see if you qualify right on our website: https://www.orcaspets.org/neuter.html

Together, we can create a healthier, happier community, one pet at a time.

Address

84A Hope Lane
Eastsound, WA
98245

Opening Hours

Monday	1pm - 4pm
Tuesday	1pm - 4pm
Wednesday	1pm - 4pm
Thursday	1pm - 4pm
Friday	1pm - 4pm
Saturday	1pm - 4pm

Telephone

+13603766777

Website

http://orcaspets.org/

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The Mission of the Orcas Animal Protection Society is to promote the humane care of animals by: 1. operating an animal shelter; 2. educating the public about responsible pet care; 3. facilitating the adoption of unwanted dogs and cats into loving homes; 4. providing spay/neuter services to reduce the number of homeless dogs and cats. Services Provided * Accepting stray animals or those relinquished by an owner; * Offering cats and dogs for adoption; * Training youth and adult volunteers for animal care tasks; * Scanning of found animals for microchip identification; * Feral cat testing for FIV and Feline Leukemia, as well as spaying or neutering before returning to their home territory; * Offering lower cost spays and neuters. Services Not Provided * Accepting any wild animals; * Accepting gravely injured or obviously sick stray animals; * Boarding owned animals; * Euthanizing animals, except if in the best interest of the animal.