
UBS Rescues
Useless Bay Sanctuary has helped more than 100 dogs each year since the founding of the nonprofit in August of 2013. Here are profiles of some of them. Please view our adoptable dogs on PetFinder.

Dudley
(Adopted) Dudley is an energetic young dog, eager to learn. He needs stability and consistency, which he has not had so far in his life. He was found in Everett, with an

Salma
(Adopted) Salma was wandering stray up in the mountains. UBS volunteers were able to trap her in a humane trap quickly, but an extensive search for her previous family turned up no

Tino
(Adopted) Tino was born August 14th, the day after his mom, Salma, was trapped in the mountains. Since we were unable to find Salma’s original owners, Valentino became part of the pack

Rusty
(Adopted) Rusty was found by the side of the freeway, unable to move because of two broken legs. UBS agreed to sponsor his emergency care, and donors gave $9,000 for his urgent

Jack
(Adopted) Jack was roaming Woodinville, where witnesses saw him hit by a car. Fortunately he was not badly injured. Jack’s previous owners were unable to keep him. He is a good dog,

Sydney
(Adopted) Sidney was trapped in a humane trap in Oak Harbor. She had been wandering for three months. She is a sweet girl, about 50 pounds, maybe 3 years old. She has

Felicity
(Adopted) Felicity was found roaming near Fall City. She appears to have had a rough life so far, and we are getting her some overdue veterinary care. She is happy and safe in

Ajax
(Reunited) Found wandering in the street, I knew he was too clean to have been wandering long. Knocking on a few doors got him back to his family, who hadn’t even realized that

Napoleon
(Reunited) Found wandering in Burien, he was taken home quickly due to having ID tags on his collar.

Viktor
(Adopted) Victor came from a California shelter. Shortly after he arrived in Washington, he escaped, and he ran loose from Everett to Seattle for five weeks. UBS volunteers invested hundreds of hours

Jackson
(Adopted) Jackson first came to the attention of UBS when he was seen in Heritage Park in Kirkland. He ran over 20 miles and ended up in Redmond, where UBS volunteers caught

Deuce & Spaz
(Adopted) Deuce first came to UBS as a stray over a year ago. Deuce was placed in a foster home, and then adopted into a permanent home. Deuce immediately bonded with Spaz, a
