To assist you with your adoption and pet care needs we have provided a list of various resources. We always do our best to help you with your adoption and pet care questions, but unfortunately there is often more need than we have volunteers to help, so if you have not been able to get adequate assistance from us in placing a pet in your care, please feel free to contact another rescue in our area. We cannot guarantee this list is always up to date, so if you see a needed change or addition, please contact us.
We cannot assist with wild animal issues. There is more information below regarding assistance with wildlife situations.
Also, if you have any cat or dog specific questions, please send them to cats@yvpr.org or dogs@yvpr.org.
These local veterinary service providers have been long time supporters of YVPR.
106 S 6th Avenue
Yakima, WA 98902
(509) 426-2460
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If you experience a dangerous situation with an animal (for example a loose dog with signs of aggression or signs of disease like rabies), please do not call YVPR. If the situation is of significant and immediate danger, dial 911, otherwise contact one of the following resources. These resources can also assist you if you feel a pet is in an abusive or neglectful situation.
Provides animal control services in the city of Yakima and other communities in Yakima County. Additional animal control information is available on their website.
If you live in the city limits of Yakima or in the rural areas of Yakima County you can leave a message regarding the situation at the following numbers:
If the animal situation is an emergency, you may contact the appropriate number below to dispatch an Animal Control Officer.
Yakima Valley Pet Rescue & Adoption Center cannot help with the rescue of, or accept, injured or nuisance wild animals (e.g., songbirds, raptors, raccoons, bears, squirrels, beaver, etc.). Please do not attempt to rescue or rehabilitate an injured or nuisance wild animal yourself. Contact one of the following resources for assistance.
WDFW provides information resources to protect, restore and enhance Washington’s fish and wildlife. They can provide assistance with dangerous or nuisance wild animals.
(509) 575-2740
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