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Displaced from homes, nearly 4,000 Skagit residents seeking shelter

Summary by Cascadia Daily
Wendy Ryason cuddles her cat, Max, inside First United Methodist Church in Mount Vernon. Ryason was staying with Friendship House, an organization that offers services including shelter for people experiencing homelessness. She was evacuated on Dec. 10 to this shelter. (Santiago Ochoa/Cascadia Daily News) SKAGIT COUNTY — Residents awoke Thursday to a break in the unrelenting rain — but for many, their mornings began in an unfamiliar place.  At l…

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Displaced from homes, nearly 4,000 Skagit residents seeking shelter

Wendy Ryason cuddles her cat, Max, inside First United Methodist Church in Mount Vernon. Ryason was staying with Friendship House, an organization that offers services including shelter for people experiencing homelessness. She was evacuated on Dec. 10 to this shelter. (Photo by Santiago Ochoa/Cascadia Daily News)This article was first published by Cascadia Daily News.  SKAGIT COUNTY — Residents awoke Thursday to a break in the unrelenting rain …

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Cascadia Daily broke the news in on Thursday, December 11, 2025.
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