Found Kittens

What to do if you find Kittens

The busiest season of the year is upon us. Check out the kitten season guide for ways to help and what to do if you find kittens in the community.

KITTEN SEASON GUIDE

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Spay/Neuter My Pet

We provide spay/neuter care for owned dogs and cats at HSSV and the Community Pet Clinic.

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Vaccinate My Pet

We offer low cost vaccinations, microchipping, dewormer, and more at multiple locations.

SCHEDULE APPOINTMENT

Train My Pet

We have offer positive training that brings out the best in dogs and their people. Enroll today!

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Join a Foster Event

From Kitten Care 101 to Yappy Hour we have monthly classes to help you prepare for your first foster.

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See How Our Mission Comes to Life

A Lifetime of Joy: Rosie and Her Vet

Dr. Moore has spent almost 18 years on HSSV’s medical team – and for nearly all of them, a dog named Rosie has been at her side. How do you tell the full story of a dog’s life? Dr. Moore found a way.

June 26, 2026

Shelter Favorite Update: Boot Strap Bill (“Booty”)

Boot Strap Bill came to HSSV still healing after what was likely a run-in with a car. A young girl spotted him online and never looked back. Today he lives in Hawaii and rules the house with the confidence of a cat who has never once doubted he belongs there. We asked his family how he’s doing. Here he is, in their own words.

June 26, 2026

The Last Dog Goldie Helped: A Story of Grief, Trust, and Finding Home

Ellie was too anxious to leave her bed. Trembling at the back of the shelter, she wouldn't let anyone near her. Then a blind dog named Goldie walked into the room — and the moment she did, Ellie managed something she hadn't done since the day she arrived.

June 4, 2026

Farther Than Any One Person Can

Jeff Olsen was hiking when he spotted them – lean, strong, alert, moving with the kind of quiet ease that makes you look twice. They were hiking with their humans, and beautiful in a way Jeff hadn’t seen before. He put them at tens on every scale. But what struck him most wasn’t how they looked. It was their presence – calm, peaceful, contemplative.

April 20, 2026

Step into Spring With Your Pet

A Seasonal Guide to Keeping Your Pets Safe: Most spring pet hazards don't look like hazards. They look like grass, puddles, and flowers. The difference between a close call and an emergency is often just knowing what you're looking at. Here's what to look for — starting with a dog named Tofu, who lost an eye to something you may have never heard of.

April 7, 2026