The Old Goats Home & Rescue accepts goats on a case by case basis depending on available quarantine or general space, resources, and circumstances.
GOAT INTAKE REQUESTS
Goat intake requests are only considered by email at this time.  Please include in your contact form details of the situation requiring rehoming or rescue. Please note that we are not able to accept all animals, and we have limited space for owner surrenders due to the large amount of
neglect and urgent cases in the region.
INJURED/LOOSE VASHON ISLAND
FARM ANIMAL & WILDLIFE RESOURCES
​​LOOSE CATS OR DOGS
​VIPP
[email protected] or (206) 389-1085
[email protected] or (206) 389-1085

REPORTING ANIMAL CRUELTY
King Co. Police Dept.
(206) 463-9111

​LOOSE FARM ANIMALS
Tag @theoldgoatshome in any post online Or email [email protected]
​OR go to our facebook page and leave a message. 
​INJURED ANIMALS
First, slow down, make sure your hazard lights are on and assess the situation. Does this animal really need your help? Sometimes fawns, birds, and seals look like they are abandoned but they are not. Err on the side of caution before interfering; watch for a while.”Rescue,” and the associated transport, can be highly traumatic for wild animals and should not be undertaken lightly.  If you decide the animal does need help, here is a list of wildlife rehabilitation agencies to call for further assistance.

For King County
  • Featherhaven - Songbirds and birds of prey
          Enumclaw, WA 98022
          United States
          253-350-5792

  • ​Footprints Wildlife Rehabilitation - Squirrels, chipmunks, opossum; no raccoons
    Center Carnation, WA 98014
          United States
          206-353-2111
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  • PAWS Wildlife Center
    All species including large carnivores
          15305 44th Ave W
          Lynnwood, WA 98046
          United States
          425-412-4040
​DEAD OR STRANDED MARINE ANIMALS
Marine Mammal Stranding Network— Cathy King from World Vets is our local NOAA Marine Mammal stranding coordinator as of June 2020: call: 253-777-1775, or email: [email protected]. 

​Another local contact is Anne Stateler: 206-463-9041 or [email protected]