Everett Animal Shelter Evacuates 120 Pets as Emergency Declared for Flooding

In Everett, frantic effort to find homes for pets as area is set to flood

Snohomish River is set to hit record high level by Thursday morning at 33.6 feet. Snohomish County has declared an emergency.

Everett Animal Shelter finds temporary fosters amid flood evacuations

According to the shelter, all animals have been safely placed with temporary foster homes.

Everett Animal Shelter evacuates 120 pets as emergency declared for flooding

Animal Services Manager Glynis Frederiksen said officials were looking at record level rainfall and potential flooding.

Pets need temporary foster homes as Everett Animal Shelter evacuates amid flooding

The Everett Animal Shelter was forced to evacuate due to flooding throughout the surrounding area, leaving the shelter animals without a place to stay. The animal shelter is actively searching for temporary foster families to house these pets. “We are reaching out to our community for assistance with short-term, temporary housing for animals during this precautionary period,” the Everett Animal Shelter stated on social media. “Your support is es…