A recent $7,000 grant from the Banfield Foundation has allowed us to purchase a new autoclave sterilizer for our surgery suite.

Introducing a new pet into a home with existing pets can be challenging, but with the right approach and expert support, it's possible to create a harmonious multi-pet environment.

Rooster, an 8-year-old cat with a unique meow and a serene disposition, found a loving home with Anneliese DeBeaumont, a graduate student with a heart for older, special-needs cats. Despite his initial shyness and being FIV-positive, Rooster's affectionate nature shone through at the Blue Mountain Humane Society, capturing Anneliese's heart. Since his adoption in September 2023, Rooster has thrived in his new environment, basking in the quiet companionship and comfort of his forever home. His story is not just a happy tale of adoption but also serves as an inspiring message about the joys and possibilities of providing a home for FIV-positive cats.

BMHS announces its 2024 Board leadership.

Deku, our one of our long stay dogs, found his forever home with the Farber family.

Loki, the German Shepherd, found his forever home thanks to the support of a caring community. His journey from challenges to triumph will warm your heart.

Thanks to the Wild Horse Foundation's generous grant, our outdoor dog yards now shine brightly, eliminating safety hazards and revolutionizing the way we care for our furry companions. The improved lighting has ushered in a host of benefits for our animals, staff, volunteers, and the public.

Discover how Zoey's dedication fosters a brighter future for animals in need. Join the story of kindness and impact at BMHS, and find out how you too can volunteer to make a difference.

After spending around 18 months with Blue Mountain Humane Society, Bella found her forever home with the McKay's.

Hello! It’s Duke again. My friends at the Blue Mountain Humane Society tell me they rarely hear how a former guest of the shelter is getting along in his forever home. They’ve asked me to write a “where is he now?” type of article about my new life.

Bella the doggy had a great time downtown Walla Walla with one of BMHS’s volunteers.

A day in the life of Lucian the foster kitty.

A guest post written by none other than our longest resident, Duke the Dog.

Dahlia the dog needed a little extra love and patience to open her heart to humans. BMHS volunteer Joe King was ready to help.

A lot of the dogs who show up here have been out on adventures… because they escaped their yards! Guest writer Fay Smith shares some tips on making your landscape pup-safe.

Bean is just about the brightest, bounciest, perky-est, wrassley-est, glossiest doggo you ever did meet. But… he wasn’t when he showed up at our doors.

Need a good mouser? We’ve got kitties ready for the job!

Guess who is STILL here? Joker has been with us 5 months now. He’s 7 years old, but you wouldn’t believe it - he acts like he’s about two - all made of frolic and delight. He’s healthy, he has a soft, sleek coat for pets, he has a happy doggy grin, a snuffly nose, a pink tongue and perky ears that flop over at the tip. He is only 34 pounds - so if you’re looking for a not-too-big dog, he fits the bill.

Once upon a time a cat took a nap on an electrical transformer…. it did NOT go well. (Don’t worry, he’s ok now!)

Leela is a fuzzy, grey, playful girl. Fry is a sweet, orange, stripey boy. These two sweeties are in foster care ‘til they’re big enough to be spayed/neutered, which is… surprise! Tuesday! They will probably be adoptable by Wednesday.