Who are they?Emerald City Pet Rescue was established in 2013 as a non profit dedicateto rescuing, nurturing, and rehabilitating homeless and neglected animals as well as animals in need due to relinquishment. “Home” Emerald City Pet Rescue, http://emeraldcitypetrescue.org/index.html Tesla I am a young 10 month old pup. am eager to find a home with lots of activity and time to play. I am learning new commands and can't wait for all the tricks you'll teach me, JOEY I am a friendly fellow who enjoys playing with toys. I am ready to find my forever home. I would make a great addition to a home with other respectful pets. Pez I am a silly fun loving guy. I love cozying up with my human and dog friends. I love having a dog pal that I can look to for reassurance. I also have awesome manners! Did you know?“In 2017, Emerald City Pet Rescue added to our adoption centers with Emerald City Kitty Harbor located in West Seattle! This building specifically houses our adoptable felines. In addition to the rescue, Emerald Kitty Cafe, a coffee stand, serves espresso drinks, Italian sodas, a variety of snacks and sandwiches including gluten free and vegan options, and the proceeds all go right back to help supplement the rescue. “ A huge thank you to Seattle Area Feline Rescue and all those making a difference for Washington animals in need.
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Who are They?"SAFe Rescue takes in homeless cats and kittens, gives them the care they need to recover, and finds them loving homes. Over 1,000 felines, including seniors and special needs cats, find homes here each year as people in search of new friends visit our welcoming storefront Adoption Center. An extensive network of community volunteers and foster families helps the rescue carry out its mission and save more lives." “About Seattle Area Feline Rescue.” Seattle Area Feline Rescue, www.seattleareafelinerescue.org/about/. SNOWY I am an older gentleman looking to be pampered. I will repay you with loving companionship. I am featured in Seattle Area Feline Rescue's "Adopt less Adoptable Cats" program Precious I am looking for a home with my pal Princess. Will you give me cheek rubs? I am featured in Seattle Area Feline Rescue's "Adopt less Adoptable Cats" program. Princess I am looking for a home with my pal Precious. I am sweet and cuddly and offer affectionate love nibbles. I am featured in Seattle Area Feline Rescue's "Adopt less Adoptable Cats" program. DID you Know?Seattle Area Feline Rescue’s Behavior Team began in when SAFe was selected by The Jackson Galaxy Foundation to participate in Cat Pawsitive, an initiative that introduces positive training to shelter cats. Even after completing the Cat Pawsitive program, dedicated rescue volunteers kept the Behavior Program going. Now Behavior volunteers sign up for morning and evening shifts to use clicker training and positive reinforcement to help shy rescue residents shine! A huge thank you to Seattle Area Feline Rescue and all those making a difference for Washington animals in need.
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Phone: 206-486-4PET
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Phone: 206-486-4PET
Pawsitive Alliance is a 501(c)3 tax-exempt organization
84-1679356