Everett Animal Shelter
2732 36th St.
Everett, WA 98201
Phone: (425)257-6000


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A Canine Christmas
Adoption Event
Come meet adoptable dogs and puppies from local shelters and rescues. All pets are spayed/neutered and up to date on shots. Trainers, staff and volunteers will be on hand to help you find the right match for your family.
More information at www.pawsitivealliance.org
December 14, 2008
12-3 pm at Academy of Canine Behavior, 4705 240th St SE , Bothell , WA


  • The shelter currently needs donations of canned dog and cat food and dry kitten food. Please drop off any donations at the shelter. The animals send their thanks!

  • Driving Directions There’s a new path to the Everett Animal Shelter! If you are traveling to the Animal Shelter, please remember 36th Street is now closed to traffic three blocks east of Broadway Avenue at Smith Street.

    To get to the shelter, follow these instructions:

  • Just east of the northbound offramp from I5 onto Pacific, there's a stop sign at the railroad tracks. Stop at the sign, and cross the tracks, angling to your right. Follow that paved road, heading south, until it turns into a gravel road. That road will lead you between the railroad tracks on your right and the huge earthen berm on your right. At the end of the gravel road, you'll be forced to make a right turn and that will put you onto 36th. Take 36th until you get to the shelter, which will be on your left. If you have any questions about these directions, or the road closure in general, please call the shelter at 425.257.6000 and press 5 to speak with a staff person.

  • The Everett Animal Shelter is now offering a special adoption fee for the "Cat of the Week"! For a limited time the adoption fee for the "Cat of the Week" is only $45.00. This fee still includes micro chipping and assures that the cat is spayed or neutered and ready to go home with you today! Hurry and take advantage of this special offer.

    •  Hours:

    Receiving, Reclaiming & Licensing Hours:

  • Monday - Friday: 9am - 5pm
  • Saturday: 9am - 4pm
  • Sunday: 11am - 3pm

    • Adoption and Viewing Hours:

  • Monday - Friday: 11am - 4:45pm
  • Saturday: 10am - 3:45pm
  • Sunday: 11am - 2:45pm
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     Policies:

    The shelter is required to hold stray dogs and cats for a minimum of 72 hours for owners to claim. After the dog or cat is made available for adoption, there is no set time that we hold them. This all depends upon the animal's temperament, health and available space in the shelter. We will not "reserve" an animal for anyone. However, we will hold an animal for up to 1/2 hour for an interested person to get cash, written permission from their landlord, or to bring a family member to view the pet. Animals will be spayed or neutered before being released to the adopter.

    Fees:
    Adoption Fees: Our Adoption Fees Include:
    • Adult Dogs less than 25 lbs - $140.00
    • Adult Dogs equal to or greater than 25 lbs - $100.00
    • Puppies (less than 6 months)-$140.00
    • Adult Cats-$90.00
    • Kittens (less than 6 months)-$115.00
    (Additional fees may apply depending on residence location.)
    1. Spay/Neuter
    2. Microchip
    3. First shots
    4. Feline Leukemia testing for cats
    5. Parvo testing for dogs
    Snohomish County Regional Pet-licensing fees:
    • Altered animals, $16 per year
    • Altered, micro chipped animals, $8 per year
    • Unaltered animals, $36 per year
    • Unaltered, micro chipped animals, $18 per year
    Prices subject to change. (Lifetime licenses are no longer available)
  • All adoptions require written permission from your landlord if you do not own your home
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    Volunteer Program:

    The Everett Shelter has established a volunteer program which includes the following: Canine Companions, Feline Companions, Rub-A-Dub-Doggie, PetShelter Network, Rescue Group Transport, Community Education and Awareness. Volunteers must be at least 18 years of age. We also offer a Junior volunteer program for ages 13 - 18. Please visit our website http://www.ci.everett.wa.us/default.aspx?ID=278 for more information.

    Another volunteer opportunity is our foster care program. This program is designed to help animals heal and find a good home.

    The Shelter volunteer line is (425)257-6011. Everett Shelter Volunteers: Enhancing the lives of lost, unwanted, and homeless pets.

     Mission:

    The Animal Control Department's mission is to encourage, secure, and enforce those animal control measures deemed desirable and necessary for the protection of human health, safety, and welfare and, to the greatest extent possible, prevent injury to property and cruelty to animal life.

    The Shelter temporarily houses stray and abandoned companion animals. These animals, in many cases, are made available for adoption to the public. Contracts are maintained with other jurisdictions, such as unincorporated Snohomish County, for use of shelter facilities.

    Announcement:

    Donations are needed to help cover the cost of continued medical care for the animals. You may mail your donations to The Everett Animal Shelter 2732 36th Street Everett, Washington 98201 or simply stop by and visit!

    Driving Directions:
    From Seattle: From the North:
    I-5 North
    Take the Pacific Ave exit #193 off the right side of the freeway.
    Turn right at the end of the offramp.
    Go across the railroad tracks and turn right.
    Follow detour signs along gravel road.
    At end of gravel road turn right onto 36th. Shelter will be at end of street on your left.



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