ARLINGTON, Wash. — Over the weekend, a batch of cats and dogs were flown from California shelters to Washington to make room for pets who’ve been separated from their families during the wildfires.
The City of Arlington says the NOAH Center welcomed 34 dogs and five cats via a Wings of Rescue Flight from Merced:
Arrival of Rescue Animals! ✈ The NOAH Center welcomed thirty-four dogs and five cats who arrived on a Wings of Rescue...
Posted by City of Arlington, Washington - Government on Wednesday, January 29, 2025
They received:
3 mama dogs
31 puppies
1 mama kitty
4 tiny kittens
The animals are in need of help. The city says the shelter is in urgent need of used or new bath-sized towels for the puppies who arrived.
For information on donating, you can send an email to info@thenoahcenter.org.
If you are interested in giving one of the animals a loving home, you can learn about adoption by clicking here.
There are also adoptable pets at Seattle Humane that were flown in from California. You can view available animals at their shelter here.
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