Washington

We are a group of volunteers dedicated to supporting and promoting the well being of all animals. We do this by helping rehome animals in need, helping good people keep their animals by providing training services, free spay/neuter, help with vet bills, dog/cat food and other needed supplies. We also rescue dogs from high kill shelters in the south- vet them, transport to Seattle and find good loving homes for them

we are a NO Kill rescue saving pets from kill shelters, the street and abusive homes

Collar of Hope is an all volunteer, animal rescue group, primarily dogs. We are a FOSTER HOME BASED RESCUE AND HAVE NO FACILITY TO VISIT. The only way to meet a animal without submitting our adoption application is when we attend adoption events with some of our available pets.. We are committed to helping homeless animals find their way into permanent loving homes as a valued member of the family. We do not discriminate in size, age or breeds; we just want to help nice adoptable cat & dogs as we can and believe they have the right for the chance at their own happy "tail"! We are not trainers, behaviorist or veterinarians. We provide all basic health care, grooming needs and a safe place for the animal until a good viable match for the animal comes along. All rescues will take some work, some more and some less depending on the age and background. 99% of our dogs come from shelters as strays so we have no history on them. We learn as much as we can about them while they're in our care in their foster home.

PAWS advocates for animals through education, spay /neuter programs and direct care. We take in and adopt out owner surrenders, strays and animals from many local animal control agencies. We do the best we can to find homes for our animals and provide low cost spay and neuter services to the community. We also have a Rabies vaccine program and refer clients to local veterinarians as needed. We participate in community education programs and allow our community members and middle and high school kids to complete their community service at our rescue. Our organization is strictly non-profit and we survive on donations from our community. All animals adopted are spayed or neutered, vaccinated wormed and treated with advantage or frontline for fleas.

Founded on the belief that every cat matters, Purrfect Pals is working to end cat homelessness in Puget Sound communities through placement and prevention. There just aren’t enough homes for cats in our area, and we are helping change that.

Ginger's Pet Rescue is a non-profit dedicated to finding forever homes with unwanted and homeless dogs. We save dogs from shelters or take pets from homes where they are no longer want them, and help them transition to a forever home through foster care if necessary! We believe every dog deserves a chance in a wonderful home.

Our Mission To end the plight and suffering of homeless, neglected and abused companion animals, and to educate the public about the benefits of spaying and neutering.

I am a licensed veterinary technician and have been in the profession since 1995. I have a huge passion for helping animals in need, helping control the pet population by spaying or neutering and educating the public about animal related issues

We are a group of volunteers to aim to save as many death row animals as possible. We work solely through a network of fosters and trial adopters and do not have a facility. We feel that shelter animals deserve a second chance and that euthanasia is not the answer.

We are an all-volunteer organization, started in 1993 dedicated to helping animals in SW Washington and the Portland Metro area. We have a small number of foster homes that take in dogs/cats (and sometimes other small animals) and no central facility, but we also work as a referral service for private owners who are looking for homes for their pets (we do the screening for them and also provide education to try to encourage them to keep their pets, when possible). We have a low-cost spay/neuter program for the public to try to try to curb pet overpopulation. We also work with our local Meals on Wheels program to provide pet food to Meals on Wheels recipients, individuals in assisted living and senior facilities, and area food banks. When we have the funds, we also provide emergency medical assistance to individuals.