Quick tip: Tickets for dogs must be secured by 5pm the Friday before the game!
The Seattle Mariners' 2026 Bark at the Park dates are now live! We hope to see you there.
Click here to learn more about the Seattle Mariner's 2026 Bark at the Park
forever home. Through our Adoption Program, we help those animals already facing homelessness find a loving
home as quickly as possible by giving them additional opportunities to be adopted.
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Donate and help vulnerable cats and dogs thrive across Washington.
Home Is Where the Heart Is Soirée!
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Admission: $60

Our vision is a happy and healthy home for every dog and cat in Washington State!
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Dorothy is a 3-legged wonder dog with a whole lotta 💗 who is still waiting for her forever home.
Dorothy is a brave, beautiful young dog who has already overcome more than most. Found alone on a remote logging road with serious injuries, she has made an incredible recovery. With time, care, and love, Dorothy has blossomed into a happy pup who’s ready for her next chapter.
Dorothy enjoys running and playing, but she’s just as happy relaxing quietly or entertaining herself with a toy. She loves cozy snuggles, never turns down a belly rub, and forms deep bonds with the people she trusts.
Dorothy may be a little shy at first and prefers calm surroundings, but once she feels safe, her sweet and loyal personality truly shines.
Dorothy’s ideal home:
🐶 A single person or couple
🏡 Quiet, peaceful environment
🚫 No other dogs or children in the home
💛 Patient, compassionate humans who will let her build trust at her own pace
To help her find her match, her adoption fee has been reduced by 50%.
If you think Dorothy might be your soulmate pup, please submit a foster or adoption application with her caregivers at the Humane Society of Mason County. Your home could be the safe haven she’s been waiting for.
Thanks to Warm106.9 and carpetliquidators for highlighting Dorothy! 👏👏
#adoptme #ThriveWAPets
WOW! Our volunteer crew rounded up and distributed 77,193 POUNDS of pet food last year to help feed cats and dogs in need across Washington!
They did this one can and one bag of food at a time.
We don`t have any dedicated storage space for this effort, as most storage facilities don`t allow food, so they store it in their cars, their garages, in their houses; when there`s a car load, we get it moved to partners across the state who distribute it.
These resources support pet owners who are unhoused and Tribal members plus human and animal-welfare partners, primarily in Puget Sound and Central Washington.
2025 was a record breaking year, and 77,193 is a lot, BUT this food gets used up as quickly as we can gather it.
If you want to get involved to help us collect and move pet food, please let us know. We also gather and distribute pet supplies but due to capacity, we aren`t able to closely track the weight of those donations.
In addition to thanking volunteers for their hard work, and our rescue partners for helping us get the food to needy animals, we also need to thank all the individuals, organizations, and businesses who collect items for us:
@allthebestpetcare , @bellasvoice , @greyhoundpetsinc , @hiccpet , @homeward_pet , Everyone Needs A Home, Martha Faulkner Broker, RSVP Real Estate , @metrodogsea , @getridwell , @qfcgrocery , Reber Ranch , PAWS - Progressive Animal Welfare Society, @northeastveterinaryhospital
#thrivewapets
#bettertogether
Eva Green is ADOPTED! A true #HappyTails, Eva was homeless for nearly 3 years.
Thank you to her caretakers, Motley Zoo Animal Rescue, for the gentle care over the years, giving her the time and space needed to heal from her past.
Eva was highlighted in our #WhyNotMePets campaign, along with other amazing yet long-term homeless pets.
Congratulations to the new family! 💕💕💕
#adoptionsaveslives
#ThriveWAPets
We’re at Bella`s Voice in Lynnwood making FREE custom pet ID tags til 3pm today!
#ThriveWAPets
First FREE feral cat clinic of the year is HERE! 😻
These lucky cats are getting snipped, vaccinated, and ear tipped today at Valley Spay and Neuter. When an elderly man passed away these kitties were left behind. They found a kind neighbor who cares for them and an experienced trapper is helping the family learn how to TNR-Trap, Neuter, Return. 😻
This year, we are joining forces with Valley Spay and Neuter/Yakima Valley Pet Rescue, and Yakima Humane Society to offer MORE free feral cat spay and neuter opportunities to END the overpopulation crises. 🎉👏🎉
Tomorrow is day 2 and we will be back in February!
#ThriveWAPets
#spayamdneutersaveslives
Meet Rey!
Part of Pawsitive Alliance's #WhyNotMePets campaign, this six-year-old greyhound mix has a super cool brindle striped coat, and she full of upbeat energy! 🐾
The best home for her is one which gives her space to exercise, ideally in her own yard. Like most smart individuals, Rey needs to be kept mentally stimulated and challenged to avoid slipping into mischief. She loves to learn new things and go to interesting places—she enjoys car rides; sports or service work would be great ways to keep her engaged.
While it isn't a must for her to live with people who are home all the time, Rey will need to be around her family a lot. She is literally a "hugger" (and though she loves all humans, she might love men a little more)! Rey must also be the only dog in the household as she wants to protect "her" people and space, as well as food and toys, from other dogs. She is very tolerant of other dogs outside, even in close proximity, though she doesn't seem interested in making dog friends. She is good on a leash, non-reactive, and will make a wonderful walking companion. Rey is surprisingly strong and could pull a 747 without even breaking a sweat! ✈️
One of Rey's favorite things is to tear a stuffed toy apart; when she finally locates the squeaker, she is in bliss! Because most humans don't approve of toy destruction, Rey has had many toys taken away from her. As a result, she has learned not to trust most people with her toys. This is why she must go to a home without kids, and absolutely cannot live with cats or other small animals. Her trust can be earned with treats, play, cuddles, and belly rubs, and once she does trust you, she can be convinced to relax her toy vigilance. GPI's trainer will teach Rey's new family methods for interacting with her and her toys in four one-on-one training sessions.
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Charity of the Month @ Bella's Voice Lynnwood:
Pawsitive Alliance!
All checkout roundups through the end of the month will continue to support their organization. Shop and donate today!
#bellasvoicethrift #givinganimalsavoice #nonprofitthriftstore #animalwelfare #donateforacause #shopforacause #bellasvoicelynnwood #bellascharityofthemonth #pawsitivealliance
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