Humane Society of the Palouse

08/22/2026

Join us this weekend!

KPAC presents CAT VIDEO FEST 2026! A compilation of the latest and best cat videos culled from countless hours of unique submissions and sourced animations, music videos, and classic internet powerhouses. Each year, across the country, local theaters partner with nearby cat-focused charities, animal welfare associations and shelters alike — a portion of ticket proceeds from every Kenworthy screening goes directly to the Humane Society of the Palouse to help cats in need. Sponsored by Stax and Neat Whiskey Bar.

Friday, August 21 at 7 PM
Saturday, August 22 at 7 PM
Sunday, August 23 at 4 PM

Rated: G | 1 hr 14 min | $10 General Admission / No Film Passes

08/15/2026

Do you know me? I was found at the Mineral Mountain rest area between Potlatch and Tensed earlier today. Please call 208-883-1166 to verify ownership and arrange a pick up.

08/04/2026

**PUPDATE: I went home! Thanks for sharing!**

Do you know me? I was found on Main St. in Troy this morning, and I don’t have any identification. Please share my post and help me find my owners!
HSoP (208)883-1166

07/31/2026

*PUPDATE* Reunited with owner!
Do you know me? I was found where White Ave. turns into Robinson Park Rd in Moscow. I don’t have any identification, so please share my post and help me find my owners.
HSoP (208)883-1166

07/29/2026

**PUPDATE: HSoP got in contact with my owners! Thanks for sharing!**

Do you know me? I was found on Highway 99 between Troy and Kendrick this morning, and I don’t have any identification. Please share my post and help me find my owners!
HSoP (208)883-1166

07/28/2026

Our team is working diligently to provide compassionate care to the cats arriving from the property near A&W. While welcoming these new animals, our staff continues to care for the pets already in our shelter and maintain the programs and services our community relies on every day.

We know many people are eager to see these cats placed into foster homes immediately. However, because they are arriving with unknown medical and behavioral histories, doing so would not be in their best interest—or their safety—at this time.

Each cat is receiving medical evaluations, appropriate housing, and individualized care. Many of these cats are under-socialized. They deserve the opportunity to decompress, recover, and be handled safely by trained professionals while completing necessary quarantines and medical treatment. Giving them this time is essential to setting them up for long-term success.

We also want to acknowledge that many people are looking for frequent updates on this situation. Please know that there is a process to caring for animals in circumstances like this. Just because you are not seeing constant updates or news does not mean progress is not being made. Much of the most important work happens behind the scenes. Our staff has been working tirelessly—often long hours—to evaluate each cat, provide medical care, monitor behavior, coordinate with our partners, and ensure every decision is made with the animals' well-being as the priority. We appreciate your patience and understanding as we focus our time and energy where it matters most: providing each animal with the care they deserve.

If you represent a rescue or animal shelter that may be interested in transferring some of these cats into your organization, please contact us at [email protected].

This case is requiring an extraordinary amount of time, space, and resources during our busiest season. HSoP remains committed to providing quality care and support to the pets of Latah County, and we are deeply grateful for your continued encouragement and generosity.

We are still accepting donations of:
🐾 Science Diet cat food
🐾 Pellet litter
🐾 Liquid laundry detergent
🐾 Bleach

07/28/2026

**PUPDATE - We have been named Mork & Mindy and are currently up for adoption!** Do you know us? We were found on Britton Rd. Last night, and we don’t have any identification. Please share our post and help us find our owners!
HSoP (208)883-1166

07/27/2026

HSoP will be closed today, 07/27. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause, and we appreciate your understanding.
We will post an update on the cat situation later today.

07/24/2026

The Humane Society of the Palouse has been working closely with the Moscow Police Department to receive the cats from the property across from A&W in Moscow.
As each cat arrives at HSoP, they are receiving an intake evaluation and being scanned for a microchip. If you believe one of these cats may be your missing pet, please email a recent photo and a description of your cat to [email protected]. Our staff will compare that information with the cats currently in our care.
Tomorrow, our veterinarian will perform comprehensive examinations on each cat in our care to assess their individual medical needs and develop a treatment plan. Each cat's path forward will depend on their condition, and we are committed to providing the care they need to be healthy and adoptable.
We know many members of our community have been deeply concerned about these cats, and we appreciate everyone who has spoken up on their behalf. We also ask for your patience and understanding. Just because you don't see immediate updates doesn't mean action isn't being taken. Animal welfare investigations and coordinated responses often take time, and we are grateful to the Moscow Police Department for their action and partnership in ensuring these cats are now safe.
If you would like to help, we are currently accepting donations to support their care. Our greatest immediate needs include:�• Hill's Science Diet cat food�• Bleach�• Laundry detergent�• Monetary donations to help cover veterinary care and ongoing expenses.
Donations can be made through our website at www.humanesocietyofthepalouse.org/donate or dropped off at the shelter at 2019 E. White Ave. Moscow, ID 83843.
This case is in the height of kitten season, and requires a huge amount of resources for our organization.
Thank you for helping us give them the care and second chance they deserve. 💙🐾

07/23/2026

HSoP will be closed today, 07/23. Our staff will still be in the shelter taking care of the animals and returning voicemails. If you have found a stray dog, please contact the non-emergency police line at (208)882-2677 to have an officer impound the dog with us.
We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause, and we appreciate your understanding!