Programs | Services
The Humane Society of Mason County is dedicated to reducing the number of unwanted litters of puppies and kittens. In 2009, with funds from generous donors and numerous fundraisers, a spay/neuter program was established to fulfill this important need. In April 2021, we also purchased a transport van to provide transport of pets to and from their spay/neuter appointments. To apply for this program, please click here for our online registration form, or on the picture to learn more about this program. After your completed online form is received by our office, you will be contacted by one of our volunteers to discuss eligibility requirements. Please call our office at (360) 275-9310 or email us at info@hsmcwa.org for more information. 
Trap-neuter-return (TNR) is a program in which outdoor (feral) cats are humanely trapped, spayed or neutered, vaccinated, ear-tipped and returned to the location where they were found. Colony caretakers provide food, water and shelter as necessary. TNR is the most humane and effective method for stabilizing and eventually reducing outdoor cat populations. Left unsterilized, the feral cats and their offspring would continue to reproduce, potentially introducing thousands of unwanted cats into the community. For available resources to assist with TNR please call our office at (360) 275-9310 or email us at info@hsmcwa.org. Visit our TNR page for more information.
Feral cat colony caretakers in the North Mason area can contact our office and inquire about cat food to assist in feeding feral cats. Please email us at info@hsmcwa.org or call our office at (360) 275-9310 for more information. 
If your pet has gone missing or you have found a lost pet, here are some helpful resources in our area: Adopt-a-Pet in Shelton: 360-432-3091
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