OPHS is closing its Port Angeles location and will not be able to accept any more dogs for the “foreseeable future.”
PORT ANGELES, Wash. — The Olympic Peninsula Humane Society (OPHS) won’t be able to accept dogs “for the foreseeable future” after the closure of the organization’s Port Angeles facility, according to a press release.
OPHS cited “unsustainably high” operating costs due to an unprecedented number of animal surrenders as a reason for the closure, saying their resources have been significantly impacted. OPHS does not euthanize animals for space. Dogs who are surrendered to their care also often need medical attention or behavioral training before they’re ready
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