PET SUPPLY DRIVE
Pet supplies needed for the pets of Puget Sound's homeless community
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Pawsitive Alliance is working with our partners at Seattle Veterinary Outreach (SVO) to provide medical care and supplies for the pets of King and Snohomish counties of WA's homeless community to keep them warm and safe. These are beloved pets whose caretakers want the best for them and, through your support, we are helping to provide that.
You can help by providing pet supplies! The supplies most critically needed are:
CATS: litter, clothing, canned food, dry food, and flea medication.
DOGS: poop bags, small collars/harnesses and leashes, clothing, shampoo (ok if it’s been opened), canned food, dry food, and flea medication.
Other items regularly needed include pet toys, foldable pet carrier bags and backpacks, blankets, pet oral care, small pet beds, pet brushes, and pet feeding puzzles. They are also asking for donations of men’s and women's socks and hats to hand out at the clinics for the pets’ caretakers.
5 ways you can donate:
CATS: litter, clothing, canned food, dry food, and flea medication.
DOGS: poop bags, small collars/harnesses and leashes, clothing, shampoo (ok if it’s been opened), canned food, dry food, and flea medication.
Other items regularly needed include pet toys, foldable pet carrier bags and backpacks, blankets, pet oral care, small pet beds, pet brushes, and pet feeding puzzles. They are also asking for donations of men’s and women's socks and hats to hand out at the clinics for the pets’ caretakers.
5 ways you can donate:
- Items can be mailed directly to us at 14150 NE 20th St. F1-233, Bellevue, WA 98007.
- if you have a number of items you'd like to donate and you live in the Puget Sound area or Yakima County, you can reach out to info@pawsitivealliance.org and we can coordinate picking up your donations.
- For donations of new or gently used items, we've partnered with a number of small businesses in the Puget Sound Region who have donation boxes available at their locations. For a list of locations, check out our Pet Retention page on our website.
- If you prefer to shop from home, our Amazon Charity Wish List is full of items (purchase using Amazon Smile and select Pawsitive Alliance as the nonprofit charity beneficiary, a percentage of the purchase price will then be donated back to us so we can help even more pets!)
- You are also welcome to drop off your items at an SVO clinic and see first-hand how this important work is being undertaken! Click here for a current schedule and location of SVO clinics.
If you are a business who would like to support these efforts, please contact us at info@pawsitivealliance.org.
A big welcome to our newest
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DUE TO SAFETY PRECAUTIONS FROM THE COVID PANDEMIC,
OUR IN-PERSON ADOPTION AND FUNDRAISING EVENTS FOR 2021 WILL REMAIN VIRTUAL.
We miss gathering with our community at our annual adoption and fundraising events; despite not being able to see you in person, we appreciate your continued support of our vital programs. Our pet I.D. and spay and neuter services will continue to be coordinated with our partners and follow the safety protocols of Washington's Governor to keep everyone's safety in mind.
The need to increase shelter adoptions, provide affordable spay and neuter services, and provide essential supplies and services to keep and pets together is as important as ever, please consider a donation today to support these life-saving activities.
The need to increase shelter adoptions, provide affordable spay and neuter services, and provide essential supplies and services to keep and pets together is as important as ever, please consider a donation today to support these life-saving activities.
SPAY ~ NEUTER ~ ADOPT LICENSE PLATES
Did you know Washington State has a specialty license plate to support spay and neuter?
The plates can be purchased through the Department of Licensing and $28 of the purchase price goes to a Spay/Neuter Grant Program managed by our partners at Washington Federation of Animal Care and Control Agencies (WFACCA). WFACCA awards grants quarterly to Washington animal agencies for the purpose of increasing spay/neuter services. The plates have been recently redesigned and are on track to raise $58,620 in 2021! Pawsitive Alliance has been a recipient of grant funds supported by these specialty plates, enabling us to increase affordable spay and neuter to pets of low-income or homeless individuals across our state, mostly in areas of high pet overpopulation.
Please consider purchasing one of these specialty plates, 100% of the funds generated through this program go directly into grants for spay/neuter programs for publicly owned and free-roaming animals in Washington.
Note: Plates are available for registered passenger vehicles, light duty pickups, trailers, motorcycles and campers in Washington State. For questions, or to locate vehicle licensing offices, visit the Washington State Department of Licensing.
Did you know Washington State has a specialty license plate to support spay and neuter?
The plates can be purchased through the Department of Licensing and $28 of the purchase price goes to a Spay/Neuter Grant Program managed by our partners at Washington Federation of Animal Care and Control Agencies (WFACCA). WFACCA awards grants quarterly to Washington animal agencies for the purpose of increasing spay/neuter services. The plates have been recently redesigned and are on track to raise $58,620 in 2021! Pawsitive Alliance has been a recipient of grant funds supported by these specialty plates, enabling us to increase affordable spay and neuter to pets of low-income or homeless individuals across our state, mostly in areas of high pet overpopulation.
Please consider purchasing one of these specialty plates, 100% of the funds generated through this program go directly into grants for spay/neuter programs for publicly owned and free-roaming animals in Washington.
Note: Plates are available for registered passenger vehicles, light duty pickups, trailers, motorcycles and campers in Washington State. For questions, or to locate vehicle licensing offices, visit the Washington State Department of Licensing.
