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Wet Nose Wednesday: Meet Trixie!
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Wet Nose Wednesday: Meet Tucker!
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Wet Nose Wednesday: Meet Snooker & Hersheys
Snooker Meet Snooker! Snooker is a female, 10.5 year old, Labrador Retriever blend. She is 75 pounds. Snooker arrived at the shelter after her owner passed away. She came in with her sister, Hersheys. Snooker is a really nice girl! She seems to be house trained, as she goes to the bathroom right when she……
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Wet Nose Wednesday: Meet Thor!
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Wet Nose Wednesday: Meet Luke!
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Wet Nose Wednesday: Meet Miska!
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Wet Nose Wednesday: Meet Sophie!
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Wet Nose Wednesday: Meet Reese!
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Wet Nose Wednesday: Meet Cassie
This senior gal is looking for the purr-fect home to call her own! She would love to spend her days lounging on a comfy spot and watching the world go by. She would prefer a calmer home where she doesn’t have to worry about rambunctious friends. Speak to a matchmaker today about bringing this sweet……
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Wet Nose Wednesday: Meet Dobby

West Valley Humane Society
West Valley Humane Society serves Canyon County, Idaho with a holistic array of services to people and animals that include: safe and secure temporary housing, medical care, food and nutritional support, enrichment, exercise, and behavioral modification for strayed, lost, and homeless pets. West Valley Humane Society also provides low-cost preventative care for its community such as: vaccine clinics, microchip clinics, spay/neuter services, and targeted humane education.
West Valley Humane Society was founded in 2011 after Canyon County Animal Shelter became privatized as a charitable nonprofit entity. The organization serves thousands of animals in Canyon County and surrounding areas each year and continuously looks to provide support to network partners and the rescue community. West Valley Humane Society is a brick-and-mortar animal shelter that is a private, charitable, nonprofit Idaho 501(c)(3) Corporation.
West Valley Humane Society is an open admission shelter for canines in Canyon County, and limited admission for other species of animals, and works with other counties/regions on a limited intake basis. This includes transferring animals from overcrowded areas. WVHS is staffed by an average of 40-45 employees and relies on the care and support of our dedicated volunteers and foster parents. Since our founding in 2011, we have served tens of thousands of domestic animals ranging from dogs and cats to chickens and pigs.
“A Pet is a Lifetime Commitment”