Welcome To Kare
Educate, advocate and rehabilitate for the sake of our pets.
Kitsap Animal Rescue & Education (KARE) is a volunteer-powered, non-profit organization, based out of Kitsap County, whose mission is to provide animal welfare education as well as animal rescue/shelter support for the community. We provide classes and workshops revolving around dog behavior, communication and training, in the effort of reducing the number of homeless and relinquished pets in the area. Our goal is to help pets find and stay in their “forever homes”. We hope to share our mission while continuing to build our network of community partnerships.
Support us on #GivingTUesday
Help us provide animal education and animals rescue support for our community. Learn more about our goals and programs, including our new HOPE (Housing Outreach Pet Education) program. You can donate any time between now and December 3.
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Terry Ryan’s
Chicken Camps
You’ve heard of it, wanted to attend, so let’s do it! Come join us for one of Terry Ryan’s amazingly educational (and extremely fun) Chicken Camps!
Kitsap Animal Rescue & Education (KARE) is proud to continue our partnership with Terry Ryan to bring Chicken Camps to you at the Seabeck Conference Center and we are now offering Virtual Chicken Camps!
We are currently offering Virtual Chicken Camps and will hold our next Live Chicken Camp in April 2025! Space is limited, so REGISTER TODAY!
HOPE PROGRAM
HOUSING OUTREACH PET EDUCATION
A new initiative by KARE, aimed at empowering pet parents who are unhoused or in transitional housing. Through training sessions and by providing information to connect clients with existing resources, our goal is to help these individuals better understand their dogs’ behavior and how to deal with the surrounding stresses. We aim to help enhance stability and well-being during challenging times.
KARE is also a member of the steering committee for the Mile Hill Project, a new co-shelter in Port Orchard set to open in November. This shelter will be the first in Kitsap County to allow individuals to shelter with their pets.
