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The Seattle Mariners' 2026 Bark at the Park dates are now live! We hope to see you there.
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home as quickly as possible by giving them additional opportunities to be adopted.
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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
Your donations add up! 👏😻🐶
Yesterday we were able to fill up ARFS - Animal Rescue Friends Society of Grant Co., Wa ‘s van and get these items over the mountains to help pets in Adams and Grant counties. 🚗🚗🚗
All thanks to your donations made at our partners: carkeekparkbanfield, Homeward Pet Adoption Center, Metro Dog Seattle, and Northeast Veterinary Hospital.
Keep “em coming!!! 🐾🐾
These donations will help to fill pet food banks at Adams County Pet Rescue, Grant County Animal Outreach, and Quincy WA Animal Shelter. 💗💗💗
#ThriveWAPets
Volunteers dropped off the last batch of donated pet food recruited from our Yakima flood appeal yesterday, thank you to all who donated! 🐶😻
This food went to support unhoused and under resourced pet owners, many lost everything in the floods.
As the mountain passes are getting hit with snow and roads are too dangerous for our volunteers to move donations, your gifts off our wishlist mailed directly to the Yakima area have been so helpful! 👏💗
We are still recruiting supplies for this region that was hit hard by the December floods. Many folks lost everything and were displaced.
#ThriveWAPets
#washingtonfloods2025
Safe!
Abandoned at a local park with only a blanket and each other to stay warm in freezing temperatures, these two small puppies are now safe thanks to the power of teamwork.
A local partner found them on Monday and was able to get them quickly to safety.
We had just delivered a car full of pet food, including puppy food, toys, and other supplies to them two days prior so they were well set up to provide immediate care for these two scared pups.
They are now with a wonderful foster of Yakima Valley Pet Rescue and getting used to their new names: Ben and Jerry.
The next stop for these two boys: Saving Great Animals who will get them ready to be adopted, which includes neutering to prevent any more unwanted and abandoned animals.
THANK YOU to this wonderful community for being there for animals in crisis, foster homes for giving animals a safe place to land, and our partners and supporters who join us in our mission to prevent suffering.
Happy new year to you all and Ben and Jerry!
#thrivewapets
-12.14.25 Yakima River rescue update-
A kitty has been pulled to safety today!
Yakima Greenway staff saw the kitty today and got them quickly secured! Wow!!!! 👏
Now named River, kitty will be moved to Underground Community Cat Rescue to be assessed before rehoming. 😻
More rains are expected early next week so please be careful out there everybody!
This is huge, HB 2258 would give cities and counties a new way to fund shelters and animal care programs, including low-cost spay/neuter, vaccines, and animal control! Legislators need to hear from all of us how important this is! Take action below!
#ThriveWAPets⚠️ ACTION NEEDED: We've seen animal cruelty investigations get delayed and stopped altogether because of limited local funding, putting countless lives at risk. HB 2258 would give cities and counties a new way to fund shelters and animal care programs, including low-cost spay/neuter, vaccines, and animal control.
We need you to sign in PRO by 12:30 PM on Friday (1/23). It only takes about 15 seconds — here's how:
1. Click this link: bit.ly/FundAnimalServices-HB2258
2. Choose “Pro” in the "Position" field
3. Enter your info
4. Hit "Submit"
That's it! Make your voice heard and tell legislators that we need more funding options for animal control, care, and shelters!
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