#WhyNotMePets Highlight
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A huge thank you to our #WhyNotMePets Sponsor
Pet clothing & canned food drive
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Pawsitive Alliance provides essential pet supplies and ID to the pets to the people experiencing housing or financial instability in King County, we also deliver supplies to both human and animal welfare agencies across Washington. To support this work, we’ve partnered with Ridwell, a recycling company, that was started by a father and son, and who made a scrappy business into something very large.
Ridwell will be collecting donated pet products such as cool and warm weather clothing from July 11 – 23 from their Seattle customers. These donations will be put to good use for our various events and partners. If you are interested in hosting a pet supply drive to benefit pets in need, please contact us at info@pawsitivealliance.org! |
Old Dog Haven Festival
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If you're like us, we love senior dogs, it's a special time in any dog's life. To celebrate senior dogs, come join us at the Old Dog Haven Festival on July 16!
We will mail free pet ID tags for attendees at this festival, plus we will have raffle drawings for prizes and "Spin-the-Wheel." Where: Cromwell Park, 18030 Meridian Ave N, Shoreline, WA 98133 When: The festival is on Saturday, July 16, 2022, 10am - 5pm. |
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Free pet ID in July!
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Pawsitive Alliance is offering free microchips and custom identification tags at our pet supply event in July.
If you're in the Seattle area we are hosting the following on Saturday, July 23 at our pet supply event: * Free pet ID tags - you can receive free pet IDs and free pet supplies. If you need help caring for your cat or dog, please come visit us for supplies to enrich your pet's life. Your pets do not have to be present to get these items. *Our pet supply event on July 23 is held in partnership with Doney Coe Pet Clinic who provides free wellness care for cats and dogs (by appointment only on July 23). Questions? Please reach out to us at outreach@pawsitivealliance.org. Noon to 3pm, 1919 3rd Ave, Seattle WA 98101 |
Bark at the Park
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We have partnered with Seattle Mariners to bring some un-furrgettable adoptable dogs to their Bark at the Park events for the 2022 Major League Baseball season!
The next Bark at the Park event is Tuesday, August 23. We will be there making FREE custom pet ID tags for attendees' cats and dogs (pet does not need to be present). We are also inviting Washington adoption agencies to attend these events. The organizations will be bringing their adorable and adoptable dogs to meet the public and hopefully find forever homes (same day adoptions will not occur at these events). Make sure to stop by and visit us and meet the adoptable dogs! The next Bark at the Park dog-friendly baseball games occur on September 28. Grab your tickets for you and your four-legged friends and get ready to head out to the old ball game on August 23! WOOF! Where: T-Mobile, 1250 1st Ave S, Seattle, WA 98134 |
Dogtoberbest
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Fremont's Octoberfest Dogtoberfest is a dog friendly event that attracts dog lovers everywhere! Leashed friendly dogs dressed in colorful costumes (or not) are welcomed. Bring your FIDO to the occasion. There'll be beer and live music.
We will be there making free custom pet ID tags for your kitties and pooches, and your pets don't have to be present to get one. Come for our raffle drawing, where you can win a homemade blanket to take home with you! Beautifully made, you would not want to miss it. You can also check out more information about it here: Dogtoberfest Fremont. Where: 3503 Phinney Ave N, Seattle, WA 98103 When: Sunday, September 18 |
Salmon Days Festival
The Salmon Days Festival will be here October 1 and 2 and we are so ready! This annual festival is a Northwest tradition and has been an outdoor arts festival for 53 years.
We will be there to provide free custom pet ID tags and mailing them to you. We will also have raffle drawings, where you can win prizes, PLUS you can step right up and play our "Spin-the-Wheel," always a hot favorite!
Check out some of the activities at the Issaquah Chamber.
Where: Front Street & NE Gilman Boulevard
When: Saturday, October 1 & Sunday, October 2
We will be there to provide free custom pet ID tags and mailing them to you. We will also have raffle drawings, where you can win prizes, PLUS you can step right up and play our "Spin-the-Wheel," always a hot favorite!
Check out some of the activities at the Issaquah Chamber.
Where: Front Street & NE Gilman Boulevard
When: Saturday, October 1 & Sunday, October 2
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2021's life-changing results!
Pawsitive Alliance continued to evolve over the past year 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 over the past year with the support of our community of compassionate supporters. With your support, our team has been relentless as we continue the quest to prevent pet homelessness and suffering for cats and dogs. In 2022, we are: * Providing free identification tags so lost pets can be returned home quickly and safely, addressing the #1 reason cats and dogs are in Washington’s shelters: lost without identification to find their way home. * Focusing on the barriers to spay and neuter to increase spay and neuter surgeries in at least five counties in Washington, with a focus on serving the many colonies of community cats with high rates of suffering and pets of homeless individuals. * Driving attention to our #WhyNotMePets to find homes for these long-term and harder to adopt pets. * Providing essential supplies to the pets of folks experiencing housing or financial instability so they and their pets can thrive together. |
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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. 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?
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. 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.
