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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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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What's Happening on Social:
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Going to Seattle Mariners Bark at the Park tonight?
We will be there making FREE custom pet ID tags for the fans to keep their pets safe.
-pets do not need to be present-
If you`re at the game, come visit us and other animal-welfare organizations on level 300!
@buriencaresanimalshelter Critters Pet Rescue Seattle Animal Foundation Seattle Animal Shelter Washington Health Outreach
#ThriveWAPets
🐾 #WhyNotMePets Spotlight: Meet Jr. Painkiller 🩶🤍
Jr. Painkiller has been waiting patiently for someone to see the gentle, loving companion she truly is. At 4 years old, this sweet grey-and-white girl is the definition of a quiet cuddle buddy.
She may be a little shy at first, but once she feels safe, she’ll happily curl up in your lap, make biscuits nonstop, and soak up all the head rubs you can give. Jr. Painkiller loves peaceful days spent birdwatching from the window and softly “chatting” at them.
If your purrfect evening includes a cozy blanket, a calm companion, and endless purrs, Jr. Painkiller might just be your match. 🐱✨
Please share to help this deserving girl finally find the loving home she’s been waiting for. 💙
#adoptacat #WhyNotMePets #PawsitiveAlliance #RescueCat #AdoptDontShop #SeattlePets #CatLover #ForeverHome #ThriveWAPets
Mama is tired but life just got better today for her and her little ones.
Mama cat is one of about 85 felines getting snipped today at our FREE spay/neuter event for free-roaming cats in the Yakima Valley area. Kittens are in foster, on their path to being adopted (but fixed first!).
In addition to her snip, mama will get vaccinated and wounds treated before being returned to her colony.
Pawsitive Alliance is sponsoring these surgeries through June in partnership with Yakima Humane Society and Yakima Valley Pet Rescue; surgeries are performed by the stellar team of folks Valley Spay and Neuter.
These surgeries run on donations so thank you to our donors. And a big thank you to the volunteers who TNR, rescue and feed community cats and dogs and help all of our non-profits and the clinic run so well.
#teamworkmakesthedreamwork #thrivewaypets #spayneuteradoptlove❤️
We highlighted 7 long-term homeless dogs in March and April through our #WhyNotMepets campaign. One was adopted, Bill.
These are the remaining 6 who are still waiting for their forever homes.
Meet Alfie, Clover, Darcy, Ebony, Jonathan, and Ebony, adoptable at Greyhound Pets, Inc. They are fun, sweet, smart, and so much more.
#adoptme #greyhoundsmakegreatpets #thrivewapets @greyhoundpetsinc
This week`s #WhyNotMepets highlight is beautiful Ebony!
She`s been waiting 16 months for the right person to find her and says, What about me?
Ebony is adoptable through Greyhound Pets, Inc.
#adoptme #greyhoundadoption #ThriveWAPets
Protect dogs from cruel puppy mills!
Tens of thousands of puppies and mother breeding dogs are suffering needlessly in United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) regulated puppy mills. Puppy mills are inhumane large commercial breeding facilities where puppies are “mass-produced” for sale to pet stores, middleman brokers or over the internet. These poor animals are forced to live in squalid conditions with minimal veterinary care or human interaction. As a result, many of the puppies who are sold to the public are sick, while the breeding dogs often suffer from severe physical behavioral, and emotional problems.
The Puppy Protection Act, H.R. 2253/S. 4437, will drastically improve the quality of life of dogs in USDA-licensed breeding facilities by requiring stronger standards of care including increased enclosure sizes, solid flooring, exercise, feeding twice per day, socialization, increased veterinary care, and protection from extreme temperatures. It will also impose breeding limits and ensure that breeders make reasonable efforts to rehome retired dogs instead of discarding or killing them.
TAKE ACTION
Please take a moment to call your U.S. Representative and two U.S. Senators. You can say, "As your constituent, I urge you to support the Puppy Protection Act, H.R. 2253/S. 4437, which will crack down on puppy mills. Pets are family members and should be treated as such. We can no longer tolerate dogs being mistreated in these inhumane facilities." secure.humaneworld.org/page/165201/action/1?ea.tracking.id=165201_email_advo_pmll_2026_puppy_prot...
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