These animals have been staying in volunteers' homes and getting that extra attention needed to get them ready to find their forever homes! Their foster parents can give you a lot of valuable information about the type of home each animal is looking for.
An animal is placed in foster care if it is:
- too young for adoption
- sick and needs medication to heal (all pets receive a clean bill of health before being available for adoption), or
- does not do well in the shelter environment.
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We are a GREAT place to adopt a new pet. New animals become available every day, we encourage you to come in and visit them in person.
Come Visit Us!
Our main shelter is located in Kent.
21615 64th Avenue S.
Kent, WA 98032 Phone: 206-296-3936
We also have adoptable cats at several offsite locations including
- Reber Ranch in Kent (click here for directions)
- Petsmart in Federal Way (click here for directions)
- Crossroads Petco in Bellevue (click here for directions)
All pet adoptions include spay/neuter surgery, microchipping, pet license, collar, vaccinations, free bag of pet food, educational materials, and MORE! If you have any questions about any listed pets, please call our Adoption Line at 206-296-3936.
Pet ID is key to returning lost pets home!
Licensing your pet is easy and gives your pet an inexpensive insurance policy for its safety and protection. Plus, it is the law.
Did you know that you can renew or purchase a new pet license over the Internet, for pets living in our King County licensing areas. What could be easier? Licenses are also sold by mail or at many locations throughout King County.
Click here to learn more or purchase a license online.
Who We Are
Regional Animal Services of King County (RASKC) has been serving the King County community for over 37 years providing pet sheltering and field services for residents of unincorporated King County and 26 contracting cities:
- Assist in locating lost pets
- Pet Licensing and Identification
- Pet Adoption
- Investigate possible animal neglect or cruelty
- Pick up lost/stray animals
- Enforce animal ordinances
- Rescue sick and injured animals
- Control vicious and dangerous animals
- Round-up stray and loose livestock
- Public information (responsible pet ownership) and referral
