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#WhyNotMePets Highlight
A huge thank you to our #WhyNotMePets Sponsor:
Free pet supplies & ID!
Pawsitive Alliance offers numerous opportunities for free pet supplies and ID to help keep pets safe, healthy, and with their loved ones.
Our next free Pet Supply and ID event will be Saturday, February 25, 12-3pm at at Doney Coe Pet Clinic in downtown Seattle.
This event offers services including free pet supplies (while supplies last), pet identification (tags and microchips), regardless of income or where someone lives. If you need help caring for your cat or dog, please come visit us for supplies to enrich your pet's life.
Additionally, pet wellness care is provided by Doney Coe Pet Clinic (walk-up only, no appointments, but slots fill quickly) to community members who are unsheltered or low-income with pets.
Questions? Please reach out to us at outreach@pawsitivealliance.org
Our next free Pet Supply and ID event will be Saturday, February 25, 12-3pm at at Doney Coe Pet Clinic in downtown Seattle.
This event offers services including free pet supplies (while supplies last), pet identification (tags and microchips), regardless of income or where someone lives. If you need help caring for your cat or dog, please come visit us for supplies to enrich your pet's life.
Additionally, pet wellness care is provided by Doney Coe Pet Clinic (walk-up only, no appointments, but slots fill quickly) to community members who are unsheltered or low-income with pets.
Questions? Please reach out to us at outreach@pawsitivealliance.org
Canned pet food & clothing drive
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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. In 2022, we delivered over 20,000 pounds of essential supplies; our goal for 2023 is to meet or exceed that!
To support this work, we partner with the recycling company Ridwell, on a yearly supply drive. A big thanks to Ridwell for collecting over 80 boxes of pet canned food, leashes, collars and harnesses from their Seattle clients! We look forward to partnering again in April 2023; these donations are put to good use for our various delivery efforts, thank you! If you are interested in hosting a pet supply drive to benefit pets in need, please contact us at info@pawsitivealliance.org! |
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2022's life-changing results!
Thanks to the support of our community and partners, in 2022 we: * Provided 1,660 free identification tags and microchips 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. * Provided nearly 1,000 spay and neuter surgeries in six counties in Washington, with a focus on serving the many colonies of community cats with high rates of suffering and pets of people facing financial insecurity. * We brought increased attention to 69 long-term and special needs #WhyNotMePets; 43 found new homes in 2022! * Provided over 10 tons of essential supplies to the pets of folks experiencing housing or financial instability, so they and their pets can thrive together, and also to animal rescue efforts in rural parts of our state to help feed and care for neglected animals. Our state is at a crisis level, unwanted litters pouring in, people facing economic strain, dogs with behavior issues coming out of covid. In 2023, we aim to grow our efforts to care for even more cats and dogs! |
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. 
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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.
