Puget Sound Koi Club

Puget Sound Koi Club We connect people in Washington who need to re-home their Koi with people in Washington, who would like to rescue those Koi and adopt them into their own pond.

Puget Sound Koi Rescue is simply offering a free service connecting people with each other. If you are in Washington State and have Koi in need of rescue, or have spare Koi you wish to re-home, PLEASE message us with your email, size of Koi, number of Koi and approximate location of Koi. Photos of your Koi help tremendously! We send out a message to people that have contacted us with an email and

are looking for Koi.
​Anyone interested in your fish will contact YOU DIRECTLY. The list is moderated and the only messages allowed are ones which offer Koi or goldfish that need a new home and are being offered for FREE. Other messages will be deleted -- this is not a discussion forum, nor is it an advertising platform. This is simply a way to connect people to each other. Understand that the people who have subscribed to this list have not been screened nor evaluated in any way -- they are simply people that have subscribed to the notification list. Report any abuse of this forum to: [email protected]

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The Puget Sound Koi Club is small club devoted to the promotion of the Nishikigoi (Japanese colored carp) hobby. Members enjoy sharing their love and knowledge of Koi, ponds and plants. Our web site is located at https://www.pugetsoundkoiclub.org . The minutes of our monthly meetings and information shared are on our web sit. Membership information is available also. Except November, December and January meetings are held the third Saturday of most months. The location rotates between member's homes. The club belongs to both the Pacific Northwest Koi Club Association and the Associated Koi Clubs of America.