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WAIF Coupeville Animal Shelter Map and driving directions to Coupeville Shelter Hours of Operation: We are open to the public Wednesday through Sunday from noon to 4:00 pm. Our telephone number is (360) 678-5816. If you live on the south end of the island you can call us toll-free at 360-321-WAIF (9243).
There are three rooms inside for cats — one for new arrivals (quarantine until medical checkup can be done), one for recuperating cats and one for cats available for adoption.
Map and driving directions to Oak Harbor NAS Shelter Hours of Operation: We are open to the public for adoptions & viewing Wednesday through Sunday from noon to 4:00 pm. Our telephone number is (360) 279- 0829.
Hours of Operation: We are open to the public for adoptions & viewing Tuesday through Saturday from noon to 4:00 pm. WAIF currently has two off-site cat adoption centers. Each center offers spacious cages with fun entertainment for our feline friends while they await their new homes. The décor is sure to please our cat loving customers. Please stop by and say hello. Who knows, maybe you will find that new family member you have been waiting for. Oak Harbor Cat Adoption Center Freeland Cat Adoption Center
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The
shelter is staffed 7 days a week for emergencies. Currently there
are 32 indoor/outdoor dog kennels that are easy to sterilize to prevent
the spread of disease. There are also two 'isolation' dog kennels used
to house sick dogs while they get well, for overflow or to house particularly
stressed dogs until they become accustomed to their new surroundings.
(They have also housed pigs, rabbits, and goats). Two exercise pens are
available to play ball or Frisbee with the dogs or allow prospective adopters
to get close to the dog. The pens are ideal for adopters to 'introduce'
their current dog to a potential playmate since they are adjacent and
adopters can see how the two dogs react to each other without the possibility
of an altercation.