RASKC Adoptions
📍 21615 64th Ave S, Kent, WA 98032
📞 (206) 296-7387
Regional Animal Services of King County (RASKC) provides animal control and sheltering services to over a million residents across King County. Their primary Pet Adoption Center in Kent cares for thousands of animals annually, supported by an extensive network of volunteers and foster families.
24 Cats Available to Adopt at RASKC
Julie
Female
3 months
Domestic Shorthair
RASKC
Aether
Male
5 months
Domestic Shorthair
RASKC
Bubbie
Female
2 months
Domestic Shorthair
RASKC
Pebbles
Female
3 months
Domestic Shorthair
RASKC
Chai
Female
3 months
Domestic Shorthair
RASKC
Cosima
Female
3 months
Domestic Shorthair
RASKC
Jelly
Male
4 months
Domestic Shorthair
RASKC
Barker
Female
10 months
Domestic Shorthair
RASKC
Beck
Female
10 months
Domestic Shorthair
RASKC
Smoke
Female
2 months
Domestic Shorthair
RASKC
Sarah
Female
2 years
Domestic Shorthair
RASKC
Mj
Male
3 years
Domestic Mediumhair
RASKC
Louise
Female
3 months
Domestic Shorthair
RASKC
Thelma
Female
3 months
Domestic Shorthair
RASKC
Fava
Female
3 months
Domestic Shorthair
RASKC
Alexander
Male
8 years, 3 months
Domestic Mediumhair
RASKC
Joe
Male
3 months
Domestic Shorthair
RASKC
Alan
Male
3 months
Domestic Shorthair
RASKC
Nor
Female
1 years
Domestic Shorthair
RASKC
Breeze
Female
1 years, 1 months
Domestic Shorthair
RASKC
Addison
Female
16 years, 4 months
Domestic Shorthair
RASKC
Burnadette
Female
3 years, 3 months
Domestic Shorthair
RASKC
Kitty Kittens
Female
7 years
Domestic Shorthair
RASKC
Pizza
Male
1 years, 10 months
Domestic Shorthair
RASKC
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Frequently Asked Questions
Where is the RASKC shelter located? +
The main RASKC Pet Adoption Center is located at 21615 64th Ave S, Kent, WA 98032.
Does RASKC adopt cats out of partner stores? +
Yes! RASKC partners with several local pet supply stores across King County, housing adoptable cats in off-site habitats to help them find homes faster.
What does the adoption fee cover? +
RASKC adoption fees cover spay/neuter surgery, initial vaccinations, a microchip, a King County pet license (if applicable), and a certificate for a free veterinary exam.