Foster Parent Spotlight: Brittany Rall
We’re grateful Brittany Rall joined Seattle Humane’s crew of foster program volunteers earlier this year. We especially appreciate her can-do […]
Foster Parent Spotlight: Robin Murphy
Though fostering is a newer volunteer experience for Robin, she is no stranger to Seattle Humane. Robin adopted her now
Recognizing Seattle Humane is More Than an Animal Shelter
Like many of us in 2020, Debbi Gillotti reevaluated what was most important to her and how she wanted to
Finding a Passion for Animal Welfare
Clare Pedersen’s instant connection to Seattle Humane Clare has never shied away from what she wants in life and starting
Phil Sorgen
How a Special Needs Pup Showed Phil Sorgen the Power of Seattle Humane As a parent of two alumni dogs
Foster Parent Spotlight
Our Foster Parent Spotlight series highlights some of the incredible individuals who care for our animals outside of the shelter. Learn more about them!
Ann Johnson
Ann discovered her passion for helping animals in high school when she briefly adopted a stray Husky mix. As a board member, she is dedicated to helping pets stay with the people who love them and is an advocate for community education as well as animal welfare programs that service everyone.
Kathy Connors
As a board member for 10 years, Kathy has seen a lot of change during her time with Seattle Humane. Throughout the Capital Campaign, which raised funds for Seattle Humane’s new facility, Kathy played a crucial role in helping to fundraise and recruit supporters. When it comes to what’s next for Seattle Humane, Kathy is excited to work toward increasing equity in pet ownership and opportunities for people to connect with animals from a young age.
Leanne Webber
Leanne was first introduced to Seattle Humane through her mother, Barbara, who was a passionate supporter of the organization. She is now the chair of the board and is excited by what she sees as the future for Seattle Humane.
Bonnie Towne
Bonnie has always had a strong love for animals and while she knew about Seattle Humane, she did not become connected to the organization until she was asked to help with the Capital Campaign, which was to raise funds for a much-needed new facility. Once Bonnie became involved with Seattle Humane, she hit the ground running.