Pawsitive Alliance works across Washington to help homeless cats and dogs find loving homes, and prevent pets from becoming homeless.
Our programs focus on increasing shelter adoptions, spay/neuter surgeries, and keeping pets in homes.
We are a volunteer-driven nonprofit helping cats and dogs across Washington because they all deserve a healthy and happy life.
Pictured: Pepper and his mom visited our January 2023 free pet supply event in downtown Seattle and received dog food, an ID tag and other supplies to help him thrive.
Our programs focus on increasing shelter adoptions, spay/neuter surgeries, and keeping pets in homes.
We are a volunteer-driven nonprofit helping cats and dogs across Washington because they all deserve a healthy and happy life.
Pictured: Pepper and his mom visited our January 2023 free pet supply event in downtown Seattle and received dog food, an ID tag and other supplies to help him thrive.
Check out our Events!
We have a lot of fun events planned this year to support people and pets, read more about these events like the upcoming community events, FUNdraisers, pet supply and ID events, and more!
Plus reach out to us to get involved! We can always use more volunteers at the events, plus there are ways you can help from home, like hosting a pet supply drive to benefit pets in need.
Contact us today to get involved! volunteers@pawsitivealliance.org
Plus reach out to us to get involved! We can always use more volunteers at the events, plus there are ways you can help from home, like hosting a pet supply drive to benefit pets in need.
Contact us today to get involved! volunteers@pawsitivealliance.org
#WhyNotMePets Highlight - Vada -
Introducing our newest adoptable #WhyNotMePets!
A huge thank you to our #WhyNotMePets media partner:
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Pet supplies needed!
Pawsitive Alliance provides essential supplies for the pets of people experiencing housing or financial instability, we also deliver supplies to both human and animal welfare agencies across Washington.
ITEMS NEEDED MOST:
- Cat and kitten food (dry and canned)
- Dog and puppy food (dry and canned)
- Litter
- Scratchers
You can improve the life a cat and dog in our state by providing pet supplies, new or used (clean and in working order, open food is fine if it is sealed and in it's original packaging).
Order directly from our Chewy Wish list and have items shipped to us!
So far in 2023, we have delivered over 52,000 pounds of essential supplies thanks to the support of individuals and businesses who donated supplies. Read more about our efforts to keep pets thriving with their caretakers on our Pet Retention page.
Photo: Woman and her dog living in eastern WA who received supplies from us in 2023.
ITEMS NEEDED MOST:
- Cat and kitten food (dry and canned)
- Dog and puppy food (dry and canned)
- Litter
- Scratchers
You can improve the life a cat and dog in our state by providing pet supplies, new or used (clean and in working order, open food is fine if it is sealed and in it's original packaging).
Order directly from our Chewy Wish list and have items shipped to us!
So far in 2023, we have delivered over 52,000 pounds of essential supplies thanks to the support of individuals and businesses who donated supplies. Read more about our efforts to keep pets thriving with their caretakers on our Pet Retention page.
Photo: Woman and her dog living in eastern WA who received supplies from us in 2023.
The need in our state is high.
Our state is at a crisis level, unwanted litters pouring into adoption agencies, people facing economic hardships, dogs with behavior issues coming out of covid, veterinary staff shortage, and so much more.
We continue to receive calls daily for help from people needing help caring for their pets, searching for affordable spay and neuter services, and rescue partners seeking help. In 2023, with your help, we can continue to grow our efforts to provide support for even more cats and dogs in need to prevent homelessness, overpopulation and suffering, by increasing adoptions, pet retention services, and spay & neuter surgeries!
With your support, we can do even more for cats and dogs across Washington in 2023!
Join our life-saving efforts today by donating, volunteering, sharing the story of the #WhyNotMePets, there are so many ways to change the life of a pet in need, contact us today to get involved!
We continue to receive calls daily for help from people needing help caring for their pets, searching for affordable spay and neuter services, and rescue partners seeking help. In 2023, with your help, we can continue to grow our efforts to provide support for even more cats and dogs in need to prevent homelessness, overpopulation and suffering, by increasing adoptions, pet retention services, and spay & neuter surgeries!
With your support, we can do even more for cats and dogs across Washington in 2023!
- 1,000+ free spay and neuter surgeries to serve community cats and pets of those who are unhoused or low-income (cost $25-$200 for each surgery depending on animal and clinic)
- 2,000 free pet ID tags (cost $5 each)
- 300 free microchips (cost $10 each)
- Five adoption events (cost $1,000+ each)
- 10-15 tons of pet supplies distributed (costs: the going rate of kibble, canned food, litter and gas!)
Join our life-saving efforts today by donating, volunteering, sharing the story of the #WhyNotMePets, there are so many ways to change the life of a pet in need, contact us today to get involved!
Nearly 1,000 free spay and neuter surgeries in 2022!
Let's beat that in 2023!
For 2023, we are focusing on increasing the number of free spay and neuter surgeries in eight counties in Puget Sound and eastern Washington*. Our services focus on serving the many colonies of community cats who are the most at risk of suffering, and providing surgeries to the pets of people who are experiencing housing or financial instability.
Need help? Please visit our Spay/Neuter Help page for a list of our current programs and other low cost spay/neuter services.
* Counties we are currently involved in: Puget Sound - King, Pierce and Snohomish; and, eastern WA - Adams, Grant, Kittitas, Okanogan, and Yakima.
Pictured: Three cats from a colony of 50 that we were able to spay and neuter and provide food and other supplies to in the fall of 2022.
Need help? Please visit our Spay/Neuter Help page for a list of our current programs and other low cost spay/neuter services.
* Counties we are currently involved in: Puget Sound - King, Pierce and Snohomish; and, eastern WA - Adams, Grant, Kittitas, Okanogan, and Yakima.
Pictured: Three cats from a colony of 50 that we were able to spay and neuter and provide food and other supplies to in the fall of 2022.
Life-changing results!
Pawsitive Alliance continued to evolve during the covid pandemic to meet the challenges of making Washington a better place for cats and dogs and their caretakers. The human/animal bond is at the forefront of our mission to help cats and dogs in need. We are proud of the work that we have accomplished since we formed in 2005, with the support of our community of compassionate supporters. With your support, our team continues on the quest to prevent pet homelessness, overpopulation, and suffering of cats and dogs in Washington.
Pawsitive Alliance continued to evolve during the covid pandemic to meet the challenges of making Washington a better place for cats and dogs and their caretakers. The human/animal bond is at the forefront of our mission to help cats and dogs in need. We are proud of the work that we have accomplished since we formed in 2005, with the support of our community of compassionate supporters. With your support, our team continues on the quest to prevent pet homelessness, overpopulation, and suffering of cats and dogs in Washington.
SPAY ~ NEUTER ~ ADOPT LICENSE PLATES
Did you know Washington State has a specialty license plate to support spay and neuter?
We are offering low-cost spay (female) and neuter (male) surgeries for dogs in Grant County in 2021 thanks to a grant from Washington Federation of Animal Care and Control Agencies (visit our Spay and Neuter Help page for info).
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.
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.
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?
We are offering low-cost spay (female) and neuter (male) surgeries for dogs in Grant County in 2021 thanks to a grant from Washington Federation of Animal Care and Control Agencies (visit our Spay and Neuter Help page for info).
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.
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.
For questions, or to locate vehicle licensing offices, visit the Washington State Department of Licensing.
