Wenatchee Valley Animal Care and Control

08/15/2022

HAVE AN EMPTY PASTURE/BARN AND WANT TO HELP THOSE IMPACTED BY THE FIRES?

We are looking for generous people who are willing to house large animals, such as horses, for those whose homes are threatened by fires. If this is something you’d be interested in, and you’d be okay with us sharing your personal information with those in need, please reach out.

You can reach us at 509-888-7283. Thank you again!

08/01/2022

https://www.wenatcheevalleyacc.org/press-releases/seeking-information-on-rabbit-attack-2022

WENATCHEE, WA—Wenatchee Valley Animal Care & Control is seeking information about a dog attack that occurred on Wenatchee Heights off of Jim Smith Road on Monday, August 1st, 2022 at approximately 5:00 a.m.

07/11/2022

OUR SHELTER IS FULL SO WE HAVE A FAVOR TO ASK!

If you find a stray animal, please consider keeping it in your home while we search for their owners. We are FULL and need to open up kennels for emergency situations.

We ask that you still bring the found animal into the shelter so we can complete paper work, provide vaccines, and look over the animals health. We will be happy to provide you with food, a bed, or any other supplies you may need. Then you would just look over the animal in your own home until the owner is found or the dog is ready to go up for adoption. This will help us open up the much needed kennel space.

If you have any questions regarding lost or found pets please give us a call (leave a voicemail if necessary) and we will get back to you asap!

07/06/2022

WE ARE FULL OF STRAY DOGS AND CATS!

If your dog went missing please check our website to see if they are waiting for you here at the shelter: https://www.wenatcheehumane.org/lost-found-pets

If you don't see your dog on our website we suggest filling out a lost report here: https://www.wenatcheehumane.org/tips-for-lost-found-pets

Animal Care and Control is OPEN today from 11AM-6PM.

04/19/2022

Did you know when you license your pet you get one of these tags? These tags come with a QR code that has all your information in case you pet goes missing! You can even set a vacation notification to let someone know who to contact while you're away. Keep your pets safe and license them today!

For more information or to license your pet please visit: https://www.wenatcheevalleyacc.org/licensing

04/18/2022

THIS WEEK IS PET ID WEEK! We want to encourage everyone to license their pets. Licensing your cat or dog is required by law, helps strays get home faster, and allows anyone that finds a stray pet to scan the QR code to contact the pet's owner!

For more information please visit: https://www.wenatcheevalleyacc.org/licensing

04/15/2022

We're hiring! Learn more and apply here: https://www.indeed.com/cmp/Wenatchee-Valley-Animal-Care-&-Control/jobs?jk=b0912691b60a3f4d&start=0&clearPrefilter=1

03/16/2022

Licensing you pet is very important! Here is why:

12/20/2021

https://www.wenatcheevalleyacc.org/press-releases/colder-temperatures

Wenatchee – Wenatchee Valley Animal Care & Control has a few reminders as the temperatures start to drop. - Temperatures are starting to get very cold and animals should not be out in the cold -Bring your animals inside (even a garage is better than outdoors) -Animals need shelter, heat

12/20/2021

As the temperatures are starting to drop, and it is getting very cold out, Animal Care & Control has a couple of reminders for you!
- Bring your animals inside (even a garage is better than outdoors).
- Animals need shelter, heated water (so it doesn't freeze), plenty of food, and ideally a source of heat.
- If you are concerned about an animal, please call sooner rather than later. Ideally, you would want to call Animal Care & Control (509) 888-7283 (888-SAVE), before it gets too cold in the evening! If the line is busy or goes to voicemail, PLEASE leave a voicemail with your name, number, and the address you have concerns about.

Thank you for doing your part in ensuring that our pets stay warm this Winter!

12/07/2021

A reunion 4 years in the making:
When this family got the call that Mittens, who went missing 4 years ago, was brought into WVACC they could hardly believe it. Thanks to Mittens' microchip we were able to track down his family and create this very happy reunion. Don't wait, microchip your pets today!

12/05/2021

Each winter our Animal Care & Control Officers help hundreds of pets stay safe and warm by distributing supplies to those that need it. As we enter the colder months of the year, the below supplies are always needed. Thank you for your generosity.

11/20/2021

Wenatchee Valley Animal Care & Control is seeking information on a dog attack that occurred in Wenatchee.

www.wenatcheevalleyacc.org/press-releases/dog-attack-reported-in-wenatchee-2

Wenatchee – Wenatchee Valley Animal Care & Control is seeking information about a dog attack that occurred on November 18th, 2021 at 1:30 p.m. The reporting party states that the attack happened to both them and the dog on the canal off of Trish Way in between Melissa Way and Virginia Way.

11/12/2021

Wenatchee Valley Animal Care & Control is advising the public to not approach a dangerous dog at large.

If you see this dog, please report the sighting to ACC at (509) 888-7283 (888-SAVE).

Update: Dog is in ACC custody.

https://www.wenatcheevalleyacc.org/press-releases/dangerous-dog-at-large

WENATCHEE- Wenatchee Valley Animal Care & Control is advising the public to not approach a dangerous dog at large in the Eagle Rock and Sunnyslope area. The dog is described as a large black and brown German Shepard and has been spotted on Lovell Road, Crestview, and Anna Lane. If you se

09/27/2021

Wenatchee Valley Animal Care and Control is seeking information about a dog attack that occurred on Saturday, September 25th, 2021.

If you have any possible information to help identify the dog or its owner, please contact Wenatchee Valley Animal Care & Control at (509) 888-7283 (888-SAVE).

https://www.wenatcheevalleyacc.org/press-releases/dog-attack-reported-in-east-wenatchee

EAST WENATCHEE, WA—Wenatchee Valley Animal Care & Control is seeking information about a dog attack that occurred on Saturday, September 25th, 2021 at approximately 5:00 a.m.-5:30 a.m. A woman was checking the fuel pumps at the Pacific Pride on U.S. Highway 97 when a gentleman wearing jean

09/25/2021

Wenatchee Valley Animal Care and Control is seeking information about a dog bite that occurred on Saturday, September 25th, 2021.
If you have any possible information to help identify the dog or its owner, please contact Wenatchee Valley Animal Care & Control at (509) 888-7283 (888-SAVE).

www.wenatcheevalleyacc.org/press-releases/dog-bite-reported-on-loop-trail

WENATCHEE—Wenatchee Valley Animal Care and Control is seeking information on a dog bite that occurred on Saturday, September 25, 2021, at approximately 10:00 a.m.-10:30 a.m.    The bite victim had been riding his bike along “the beach” on the Loop trail at about 17th str

08/20/2021

All animals feel the effects of smoke, especially those who live outside all year round. Owners of livestock should give extra attention to animals who are out in smoky weather throughout the day, including having a livestock evacuation plan ready.

For more tips on how to keep livestock safe in smoke affected weather, click here: https://www.avma.org/resources/pet-owners/emergencycare/wildfire-smoke-and-animals

08/18/2021

When it comes to our dogs and cats who may venture outside for long periods of time, it is best to keep them inside as much as possible when smoke is affecting the air quality. With that in mind, brief bathroom breaks are best when trying to keep pets safe on poor air quality days.

For more tips on how to protect pets from feeling the effects of smoke, click here: https://www.avma.org/resources/pet-owners/emergencycare/wildfire-smoke-and-animals