The mission of Humane Society of the Palouse is to ensure the humane treatment, welfare, and safety of companion animals in Moscow and Latah county. Becky *Appointments Required* Spayed female, roughly 3 years old, and ready to find her perfect fit! 5K T-Shirt Design Contest Submit your design to us before May 12th to be considered for our 2025 5K T-shirt logo! Acceptable donations Becky *Appointments Required* Spayed female, roughly 3 years old, and ready to find her perfect fit! 1/10 Support HSoP with PayPal Support HSoP with Venmo The Humane Society of the Palouse is a no-kill animal shelter located in Moscow ID, founded in 1978. Our mission is to ensure the humane treatment, welfare and safety of companion animals in Moscow and Latah County. Wobbles, forever the queen of HSoP ♥ Adopt Donate Learn The Five Freedoms HSoP is dedicated to providing the animals in our facility with the highest level of care possible during their stay with us. Adhering to the Five Freedoms ensures we are giving the companion animals in our care everything they need to live a healthy and happy life. Staff monitors each pet at HSoP individually to identify their specific mental and physical needs, so we can be sure to give them the most humane treatment during their temporary stay with us. Our shelter is committed to providing animals with: 1. Freedom from Hunger and Thirst An adequate and healthful diet, with ready access to fresh drinking water. 2. Freedom from Discomfort An appropriate living environment including a clean and comfortable resting area. 3. Freedom from Pain, Injury, and Disease Prevention or rapid diagnosis, and treatment for injury or illness. 4. Freedom to Express Normal Behaviors Sufficient space, exercise, and ability to be with animal's own kind. 5. Freedom from Fear and Distress Conditions and treatment that avoid mental suffering and stress.

Donations from our community allow us to provide lifesaving care everyday. Learn more about how and what to donate to our shelter. Donate Donate The second chances and lifesaving care we provide here at HSoP would not be possible without the generous donations we receive from our community members. About 40% of our yearly budget is sourced from donations, so donors really play a huge role in making our mission a reality! Any size or type of donation is extremely valuable to our shelter. As we like to say, every penny counts! Donations made to HSoP ensure our animals can be fully vaccinated before adoption, guarantee all of our animals can be spayed or neutered, and make sure the medical needs of each animal can be met. Please consider making a donation to HSoP. Our furry friends would be so thankful for your help! Donations will go toward our general operating expenses unless otherwise specified. You can click below to donate through PayPal or Venmo, or come inside to donate via cash, card, or check. Cash and checks can also be mailed to 2019 E. White Ave Moscow, ID. Thank you for thinking of our animals! Donate Now on PayPal Donate Now on Venmo Make a donation We could not make the impact for homeless pets that we do without our generous supporters like you. Thank you for donating to our mission, and being a part of our lifesaving team! Frequency One time One time Monthly Monthly Amount $10 $10 $25 $25 $50 $50 $100 $100 $500 $500 Other Other 0/100 Comment (optional) Donate Merlin Fund Want to raise donations for HSoP? How to hold a donation drive for HSoP: Contact us at director@humanesocietyofthepalouse.org to let us know you are interested in hosting a fundraiser for us. You will be emailed the following documents to support your efforts: Current Humane Society of the Palouse Wish List . Humane Society of the Palouse Logo to use at your drive, or on social media. Pictures of animals at HSoP (if requested) Host your donation drive If you post it on Facebook or Instagram, please tag HSoP, so we can share it to our page. When you are finished, contact HSoP to schedule a time to drop off your donations Bring your donations to 2019 E. White Ave. Moscow, Idaho 83843 HSoP will take a picture to post on social media thanking you for your efforts to help the homeless pets of Latah County. Who can host a donation drive? Businesses can host a donation drive with their employees and customers. Students can host a drive with their classmates and friends. Sororities and fraternities can host a drive with their houses or at their university. You can host a donation drive for your birthday! If you don’t want gifts, you can ask that gifts be donated to HSoP in honor of your birthday. HSoP is grateful for such a supportive community, and no donation is too big or too small. We truly appreciate your thoughtfulness to raise the much needed donations we need to provide second chances to the pets in our care! Donating used pet supplies Do you have pet supplies that your pet no longer uses or likes? HSoP can accept many used pet donations to care for the homeless pets in our shelter! HSoP cannot accept prescription medications from your pets. If you have medications that your pet no longer needs, please call your local veterinary clinic to donate them. HSoP uses Animal Clinic and Hospital. If you donate the medications there, they can prescribe those medications to us at no charge when we have a pet in need! Thank you Animal Rescue Aid for providing our homeless pups with 16 dog cots to keep them comfortable, and kong toys and treats to keep them happy! We truly appreciate your support in our efforts to provide our pets with the five freedoms.

Our annual Paw-louse 5k is coming up soon, and we're on the hunt for a unique design to show off on race T-shirts! We're hosting an art contest in an effort to see a wide array of styles and designs. If you're an artist, and you love pets, then we strongly encourage you to submit a design!  T-Shirt Design Contest: Paw-louse 5k Our annual Paw-louse 5K is coming up soon, and we're on the hunt for a unique design to show off on race T-shirts! We're hosting an art contest to find the perfect design for our 2025 T-shirts. If you're an artist, and you love pets, then we strongly encourage you to submit a design! The winning design will be chosen via Facebook voting. The design with the most "Likes" (total reactions) when voting ends will be selected as our winner! The artist of the winning design will receive a local gift card, a finished T-shirt with their printed artwork, along with free registration for the race (if desired). Our winning artist will also receive plenty of recognition on our website, social media, and newsletter! The winning design will be printed on more than 100 shirts and distributed to racers, who are mostly local. You can look forward to seeing your design "out in the wild" for years to come! Here are some details you should know: Email your design to: director@humanesocietyofthepalouse.org Take a look at our winner from 2024! Design Rules/Guidelines Anyone can submit an entry! All designs must be family-friendly All designs must feature at least one dog All designs must be signed by their artist All designs must be printable in a single color (either black or white) Limit small details Best to design in a single color! Schedule/Deadlines Submissions open Monday, March 31st, 2025 Submissions close Monday, May 12th, 2025 at 5:00pm Voting begins Wednesday, May 14th, 2025 Voting ends Friday, May 26th, 2025 The Fine Print By submitting an entry, the artist consents that it is their own original work and that they have all necessary rights and permissions to use any included elements. The 5k event team reserves the right to make adjustments and alterations to the winning entry. The winning artist grants to Humane Society of the Palouse (HSoP) the exclusive right to the design, including any modifications thereof, to be used on promotional/marketing and other HSoP materials. The artist shall indemnify, defend and hold harmless HSoP from and against any and all suits, actions, claims, damages, liabilities, judgments, losses and expenses (including reasonable attorneys’ fees) arising out of any violation of third party rights (including, without limitation, intellectual property infringement, misappropriation, dilution or violation) in connection with the HSoP's use, distribution, publishing, sale or exploitation of the design. No submissions will be returned. A 5k participant and her four-legged friend from 2019 Shirt designed by local artist Bobbi Kelly Your design could be featured this year! Here's some background information about the 5k to help you brainstorm: The first Paw-louse 5k Fun Run & Walk took place on June 11th, 2011. The route has traditionally followed Paradise Path through UI campus, but last year, we made the move to have the 5k along Latah Trail headed toward Troy and back. The event has always been dog friendly, of course! We usually see at least half of our racers bring a canine friend along for the fun. The most important part of the 5k is the benefit it has for local pets in need! All proceeds from the 5k directly support Humane Society of the Palouse and the hundreds of lost and homeless pets we care for each year. The 5k is one of our beloved and highly anticipated annual fundraisers, with plenty of participants who've enjoyed it for several years running (no pun intended!). The Paw-louse 5k is open to people of all ages and abilities. Whether you run, walk, roll, bike, or jog the 5 kilometers, every step forward is made with the intention of helping pets in need.

Learn about the services we offer to residents of Moscow and Latah County. This covers animal intake, owner surrenders, stray pets, bite quarantine holds, and City of Moscow dog licenses. Microchipping When a stray pet comes to HSoP, the first thing we do is scan them for a microchip. If they have one, this will tell us exactly how to get in contact with the owners. Microchips are placed under the pet's skin and are about the size of a grain of rice. Microchipping Engraved Pet ID Tags If your pet were to wander off and get lost, the first thing their finder would look for is an ID tag. ID tags provide contact information for pet owners, which can greatly speed up the process of getting a lost pet home. HSoP has an IMARC pet ID tag engraver that we offer as a service for local pet owners. Customized tags cost $12.00, and there are plenty of styles to choose from. City of Moscow Dog License Pet ID Tags Did you know that every dog in Moscow needs to be registered with the City of Moscow? Thankfully, your humane society is here to help! With cash or check, you can purchase a lifetime license from HSoP. "Fixed" animals, or those who are spayed or neutered, cost $25 for a lifetime license. "Unfixed" or intact dogs cost $35 for a lifetime license. Give us a call today to learn more! City Dog License

Learn about microchipping services offered by our shelter. It is so important to microchip your pet, and we want everyone to be able to do just that! Microchipping Importance of pet identification: Each year, hundreds of lost or abandoned animals are sheltered by the Humane Society of the Palouse. Many of these companion animals are reunited with their loved ones. Some however, an owner is never found. Those who arrive without identification are less likely to be reunited with their owner. We recommend having a collar with up to date identification tags as well as a registered and up to date Microchip. Even though collars can come off, there is a good chance that they won’t. Having up to date and legible identification tags on your pet will help aid in getting your pet home faster. Avoiding the stress of a visit to our shelter is what is best for you pet. We do love making new furry friends, and we do our best to keep them as comfortable as possible during their stay, but at home with you is where they would much rather be. Using a collar with tags in addition to a microchip just further ensures their and your comfort in being reunited. Microchipping is your pets permanent form of identification. Every companion animal that arrives as a stray to any humane society or vet clinic is scanned for a microchip. Microchipping offers pet owners the security and peace of mind that comes from the only permanent pet identification technology. Microchips are a safe, secure and permanent way to reunite you and your pet. What is a Microchip? A microchip is the size of a grain of rice and is a radio-frequency identification transponder made up of just a few components encased within a slender capsule of bioglass, which is used extensively for implants in both humans and animals. Microchips are the only form of identification that cannot fall off, be taken off, or become illegible and it lasts your pets entire lifetime. The microchip comes preloaded in a sterile applicator and is injected under the loose skin between the shoulder blades. The process takes only a few seconds, and your pet will not react any more than he would to a vaccination. If your pet becomes lost and is taken to a vet clinic or animal shelter, your pet will be scanned for a microchip to reveal his unique ID number. That number will be called into the pet recovery service, and you will be contacted using the contact information on file with your pet’s microchip. **It is vital to keep your contact information up to date so that you can be reached. All animals microchipped by HSoP are registered with HomeAgain microchips. Sources: The importance of pet identification-Petfinder.com How Are Microchips Implanted?-Petfinder.com Pet Microchip FAQs-Petfinder.com 24PetWatch Pet Recovery Services

Learn all about kitten season at our shelter! Kitten Season What is kitten season? Did you know that the feline reproductive cycle is influenced by two factors; warmer weather and the amount of daylight in a 24-hour period? In our local temperate climate, we experience the warmer weather during March-October. This time of the year is referred to as "Kitten Season". There are many cats who live outdoors and indoor/outdoor that are not spayed/neutered. These cats begin reproducing when the weather heats up causing a major influx of homeless kittens. How can you help? Spay and neuter your pets! Spaying and neutering not only stops cats from reproducing, but also alleviates some dangerous health concerns for your pet. Need financial assistance? Check out our Spay-Neuter-Assistance-Program. Do you have a feral cat on your property? Take a look at our Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) program for feral cats in Latah County. Donate supplies! Each year, HSoP takes in roughly 150 orphaned kittens without their mom. These kittens require extra love and care while they grow up! Some needed items: heat pads, kitten milk replacement, kitten nursing bottles, karo syrup, canned kitten food, gerber baby food, and baby wipes. To check out our current needs, visit Donate . Donate money! Many orphaned kittens come to HSoP sick and injured, and need immediate veterinary assistance. Our life-saving medical fund is used most often during kitten season. To read more about this fund and make a donation, visit Merlin Fund . Volunteer! HSoP always needs kitten socializers, and we could use your help! Kittens that are unable to go into foster care need extra time with people to help them become socialized. Interested in becoming a volunteer? Visit Volunteer . Foster a litter! HSoP relies on our foster parents tremendously during kitten season! Kittens sent into foster are safer, happier, and healthier than if they were staying at the shelter. HSoP trains each foster home through an orientation, and is available 24/7 for foster emergencies. Want to help us save lives? visit Foster program .

Learn more about your local animal shelter, our history, and the services we offer to Moscow and Latah County. About Us FAQs Animal Intake Statistics Adoption Our Mission: The Humane Society of the Palouse is a no-kill animal shelter located in Moscow ID, founded in 1978. Our mission is to ensure the humane treatment, welfare and safety of companion animals in Moscow and Latah County. We strive to prevent cruelty to animals, to ensure companion animals are adopted by responsible and caring owners, to promote spaying/neutering, to educate the public regarding responsible pet ownership, and to minimize euthanasia. The HSoP is administered by an elected volunteer board of directors. These are citizens of the Palouse who are interested in animal protection, adoption and education. These working directors donate time and experience to direct and help fund the shelter. Our Vision: Create a welcoming, caring and informed environment for all HSoP patrons. Be that staff, volunteers, potential adopters and owners needing to relinquish their pets. Promote community wellbeing through our programs: SNAP, TNR, our pet supply pantry, and pet identification (microchips and name tags). Develop innovative programs to promote humane education in aims to reduce the need for owners to relinquish their pets due to behavior problems. To grow in our community through gaining and maintaining strong partnerships. For HSoP to be short-term, temporary housing until the homeless animals under HSoP care find their forever homes. To provide the animals under HSoP care with the best health care possible within HSoP’s abilities. HSoP Core Values: Help those who cannot help themselves. Golden Rule: To treat all living things as we ourselves would wish to be treated. Kindness: To demonstrate compassion and respect for all living creatures. Positive influence: To judge our effectiveness by the extent to which animal lives are saved and improved, and by the positive experience of the people we touch. Leadership: To lead by example, developing, promoting and sharing great new ideas and programs to help animals. Authenticity: To do what we say we do. Transparency: To be open and honest in our relationships . Background The Humane Society of the Palouse was founded in 1978. The city of Moscow had a pound facility and the two organizations teamed up together for the betterment of animal welfare for animals residing within the Moscow city limits, as well as for those residing in Latah County. HSoP has a long history in our local pet community. We have been uniting pets with their forever homes for over 45 years. We are dedicated to our mission and believe whole-heatedly in our practices. From a safe place that provides food, shelter and preventive care, to providing lifesaving surgeries, HSoP gives second chances to pets in need. The City of Moscow owns and maintains the HSoP facility. HSoP is directed under the Chief of Police and reports directly to a designated captain. The City of Moscow pays for HSoP utilities such as water, sewer and electrical. The City of Moscow also provides funding for the services we provide to dogs within Moscow city limits. The funding from Moscow makes covers only 19% of our annual expenses. Latah County provides HSoP with an annual allocation for the services we provide to dogs arriving from Latah County outside of Moscow city limits. This funding covers only 7% of our annual expenses. HSoP raises over 60% of our annual income through fundraisers, grants, and donation pleas. Without the support of our community we truly could not make the lifesaving impact we do. We are a community center striving to provide humane education for local pet owners. HSoP has a strict spay and neuter policy for any animals adopted from our organization. HSoP encourages national and local initiatives that reduce pet homelessness and euthanasia. We believe our programs and services promote responsible pet ownership and ensure it is accessible and achievable for all community members of Latah County. Humane Society of the Palouse PO Box 8847 2019 E White Ave Moscow, ID 83843 Information@humanesocietyofthepalouse.org (208) 883-1166 Contact us We try to be as responsive as possible. The shelter is staffed from 1-6 pm Monday through Saturday, so we'll respond as soon as we're able to! Success! Message received. Send

The Merlin Fund was created to act as a financial safety net for the pets who need us most. When pets arrive in life-threatening condition and require emergency vet care, or when they arrive with an extensive health complication which requires prolonged care, the Merlin Fund ensures they have access to the life-saving veterinary care they need. HSoP Merlin Fund The Merlin Fund was created to act as a financial safety net for the pets who need us most. When pets arrive in life-threatening condition and require emergency vet care, or when they arrive with an extensive health complication which requires prolonged care, the Merlin Fund ensures they have access to the life-saving veterinary care they need. The Merlin Fund allows us to look past cost as a barrier for necessary care. When you donate to the Merlin Fund, your contribution has a direct positive impact for those pets who arrive in need of critical veterinary attention. Since its inception in April of 2016, the Merlin Fund has ensured lifesaving care for dozens of pets in need throughout Latah County. The fund has covered emergency amputations, lengthy rodenticide treatments, urgent mass removals, entropion reversals, complex surgeries, burn treatments, and so much more. The Merlin Fund is truly representative of our motto: "Helping those who cannot help themselves ". When pets arrive helpless and in dire need of assistance, the Merlin Fund ensures that we can do whatever it takes to give them a fighting chance. Please consider making a donation to the Merlin Fund today, and ensure endless tomorrows for the next pet who arrives at HSoP in need of immediate or lifesaving vet care. You can donate via debit or credit card through PayPal by clicking the button below, or you can donate on Venmo: @HumanePalouse. Please write "Merlin Fund" in the memo so we can allocate your donation properly. Donate Now on PayPal Merlin Fund Success Stories:

Learn about the process of adopting an animal from our shelter. This page will walk you through the steps of our adoption process. Our Adoption Process Shelter animals are often special needs cases. We very rarely have “perfect” animals. Due to the needs of our available pets, not all adoptions can be same day adoptions. Taking the time to get to know the pet is key to a successful adoption. Our adoption process is aimed at matching you, your family, and your current pets with our available animals. If you have any questions about our adoption process, please give us a call at (208) 883-1166 . Adoption Requirements Pet Supply Checklists Once you have met the companion animal you would like to adopt, the staff member assisting you will share any information about the animal's history, behavior, and needs. After you have had a conversation about the animal, a staff member will walk you through the following steps: Step 1: Screening Application ***Completing an application DOES NOT guarantee an approved adoption.*** Upon completion, a staff member will confirm that you are in good standing with the Humane Society of the Palouse, and that the provided housing information is correct. If applicable, a staff member will call your landlord to confirm the animal is being adopted into a welcoming environment. If you are a homeowner, the staff member will request to see proof of homeownership. This can be provided easily with a copy of a water or sewer bill. The screening process includes: Completed Application Proof of Address Legal Form of ID Rental Agreement or Proof of Homeownership If there is already a canine in your home, we require an introduction between your current dog and any dog(s) you are interested in adopting prior to approving your application. Step 2: Adoption Contract Once your information has been confirmed and your application is approved, the staff member will have you fill out our adoption contract. We will also have you fill out the microchip registration form for your pet. Each adoption comes with one year of free registration. HSoP uses Home Again microchips for all of our animals. You do not need to re-register after the free year is over, your pet's information can still be accessed with a microchip scanner when needed. Step 3: Review Medical History Next, staff will review your pet’s current health history and discuss proper care, along with any special needs. Each pet adopted from HSoP receives the following care prior to adoption: Spay or Neuter Microchip Implantation and Registration Rabies Vaccine (if old enough to receive) Dewormer (Strongid) DAPPVL Vaccine (for canines) Bronchicine Vaccine (for canines) FVRCP Vaccine (for felines) *Effective 2/23/2024, HSoP will only test felines for FeLV or FIV when warranted by symptoms. We recommend working with your veterinarian to determine necessary testing and vaccinations for your newly adopted cat. Step 4: Pay Adoption Fee Adoption fees vary by type of animal. Our adoption fees include immunization, microchipping, deworming, sterilization, and any other medical care required prior to adoption. Below are our current adoption fees: Feline Adoption Fee (0-5 years old): Feline Adoption Fee (6+ years old): Second Feline Adoption within 6 Months: Canine Adoption Fee (0-5 years old): Canine Adoption Fee (6+ years old): Second Canine Adoption within 6 Months: Small Animal Adoption Fee: $100.00 $50.00 $50.00 $135.00 $67.50 $67.50 $50.00 Adoption Fees Step 5: Take Your New Pet Home! Bring your furry friend home with you! We offer a seven-day foster period with all new adoptions to ensure they're a great fit at home. These seven days also act as a health guarantee. If any veterinary concerns come up during the first week, please give us a call at (208) 883-1166 before seeking vet care so we can assist you. After seven days, we'll mail you your pets’ rabies certificate, rabies tag, and microchip tag. If you have any questions or concerns during this foster period, please do not hesitate to call. We're here to help! Requirements Our Adoption Requirements HSoP reserves the right to refuse adoption to anyone and for any reason. Adoptions are based on a “best match” basis, not first come first serve. Adopters must have a completed and approved application. Adopters must be 18 years of age or older. If the adopter still lives at home, they must have permission from the homeowner (parents, etc.) in order to be approved for adoption. Adopters must provide government-issued identification. Adopters must provide proof of address. All adoptions must take place in person. All cats and kittens must go home in a secure pet carrier. Adopters are welcome to bring their own or borrow an HSoP carrier for a small fee. HSoP will not approve an adoption until receiving confirmation from the adopter’s landlord. HSoP will not adopt out pets who will be “outdoor-only”. HSoP will not adopt pets out as “gifts” for friends or family members who have not met the animal in person. We do offer gift certificates which can be purchased in any amount and applied toward the fees of future HSoP-approved adoptions. HSoP reserves the right to deny adoption if the adopter plans to declaw an adopted feline. HSoP will only place an animal on “hold” for up to 24 hours if there is an approved application on file. We will not place animals on "hold" if they are less than one year of age. HSoP encourages all members of the household to interact with the pet before adoption is finalized. Pet Supply Checklists Checklist Recommended items for dogs: Food and water bowls Food (wet and/or dry) ID tag with phone number Hard plastic carrier or metal crate Nail clippers Dog bed Brush or comb Poop baggies/pooper scooper Doggy Shampoo and conditioner Variety of treats Small biscuits, milkbones, etc. Variety of toys A ball, rope, chew toys, puzzle feeders, etc. Owned dogs in the city of Moscow are required to have a City License. We recommend licensing your dog at HSoP or the Moscow Police Department after your seven day foster period. Recommended items for cats: Food and water bowls Food (wet and/or dry) ID tag with phone number Hard plastic carrier Nail clippers Cat bed Brush or comb Litter box and scooper Kitty litter Variety of treats Variety of toys Crinkles, stuffed toys, bells, wand toys, cat nip, etc.

The place to learn about any events involving HSoP. Check back regularly for updates and upcoming events! Annual Events HSoP hosts and participates in several yearly events to help raise funds for our lifesaving efforts. Many of these are long-standing traditions that we've hosted for decades! As our community continues to reopen, we're ecstatic to finally host these fun-tastic events again. For a quick look at each of our annual events, see below! If you'd like to know about our upcoming events, be sure to visit the events calendar. Soup & Pie Luncheon When: February 17th, 2025 Where: 1912 Center What: HSoP's annual soup and pie luncheon is the tastiest way to support your local animal shelter. For just $15, you can enjoy delicious soup and pie with great company! This long-time event brings together compassionate people with good food for a worthy cause. Kitten Shower When: May 18th, 2025 Where: 1912 Center What: Our annual kitten shower is a donation drive intended to generate useful supplies as we head into kitten season . Come cuddle some furry friends and learn about proper pet care while you're here! We ask attendees to bring in donation items off our wish list to help offset the costs of kitten season. Idaho Gives When: April 28th through May 1st, 2025 Where: Online What: Idaho Gives is an annual week-long giving event for hundreds of nonprofits within the state of Idaho. Participating organizations are able to set fundraising goals and supporters can watch the donations grow in real time! Nonprofits have the chance to gain thousands in additional funding by winning one of the many available prizes . Paw-Louse 5K Fun Run and Walk When: June 21st, 2025 Where: Starting at Alturas Analytics What: Our annual Paw-Louse 5K is a chance for people to bring their pups together for a great cause! Take a gorgeous stroll down the Paradise Path in Moscow, and enjoy complimentary water and snacks. All registration funds directly benefit HSoP! Howling at Hamilton When: September 7th, 2025 Where: Hamilton-Lowe Aquatics Center What: The canine event of the summer! Each year, Hamilton-Lowe Aquatics Center welcomes us to host a dog day at the pool before being drained for winter. Pooch pals are welcome to take a dip in the pool, make some new furry friends, and even take part in a pool jumping contest! You won't want to miss out on this. Alternative Giving Market of the Palouse When: Online giving November 29-December 13th 2024 In-person: December 11th, 2024 5:00-8:00pm Where: Great Room of 1912 Center What: AGMP is an organization focused on encouraging gift-giving in the form of donations and useful supplies to local nonprofits. Primarily active during the holiday season, AGMP successfully raises tens of thousands of dollars per year for local organizations in need. Thanks for all you do AGMP! Pet Pictures with Santa When: December 5th 2025 3:00pm-6:00pm December 6th 2025 11:00am-4:00pm Where: Moscow Pets are People Too What: Jolly ol' Saint Nick always manages to make time for our amazing pets. Each December, Mr. Clause joins us at Pets Are People Too to spread Christmas cheer with all. Bring your best friend in for a festive photo or two! Photos each cost $15, which is then donated to fund lifesaving efforts here at HSoP. All we can say is: we wish we had Santa's job!