Animals at the Shelter

PET OF THE WEEK

The pet of the week at the Sitka Animal Shelter is longhaired gray cat with white markings on it's nose, chest and belly.  This cat was caught in a live trap on August 23 at a Bahrt Circle residence and brought to the shelter after Dr. Bauder indicated the cat was not wild and probably belonged to someone. He is a neutered male so someone cared for him at some point. No one has called about this cat and the owner probably thinks he is hiding out somewhere in the neighborhood.  This scaredy cat boy spends most of his day in the sky kennel but does come out to eat and use the litterbox.  He needs to be reunited with his people or to find a home that he comfortable in.

Other Animal Available for Adoption

A neutered male gray tabby cat named Tinki

An adult neutered male gray cat with white paws that has been at the shelter for about a month

A white neutered male shorthaired cat with dark gray spots and tail that was left in the rabbit hutch earlier this month.

Adoptions at the Sitka Animal Shelter are by appointment only by calling 747-3567. If no one is at the Sitka Animal Shelter when you call, leave a message and the Shelter Director or staff member will return your call to set up an appointment. You are welcome to make an appointment to view any animal. Please click here for more information on adoption procedures.

Lost Pets

If you are missing an animal, please call the shelter to get the most current information on lost pets that have been turned in. All animals are held according to the Sitka Animal Shelter Holding Policy.

If you find a lost animal, there is a double rabbit hutch at the shelter to put small lost animals in when the shelter is closed. There is also a fenced kennel area to confine rescued lost dogs for their safety.

"Until one has loved an animal, a part of one's soul remains unawakened."

Sitka Animal Shelter: (907) 747-3567