Whether it's a canine buddy or feline friend, PAWS can help you and your family meet the perfect companion. Take a look at the many wonderful animals for adoption at PAWS. Then come on in and we'll help you find your perfect match.
Stock your pantry and save animals by shopping at Whole Foods Market on Tuesday, June 5! Whole Foods is donating 5% of their total sales on June 5 to PAWS from all of the six Seattle Metro locations. Start making your list today and join us at your local Whole Foods Market on Tuesday, June 5!
For more than twenty years, PAWS has been contracted by Snohomish County to care for stray animals throughout its unincorporated areas.
This contract will expire at the end of April 2012.
After April 30, PAWS will no longer be able to accept stray animals from unincorporated Snohomish County. Those residents requiring these services will need to contact the Everett Animal Shelter, as they will now be accepting and caring for these animals.
PAWS will continue to assist residents within unincorporated Snohomish County who need to re-home their cat or dog through the PAWS re-homing program.
This change in no way effects the service PAWS provides to the nine cities currently contracted with PAWS to accept in stray cats and dogs.
PAWS celebrates 45 years as a regional and national leader rehabilitating injured and orphaned wildlife, sheltering and adopting homeless cats and dogs, and educating people to make a better world for animals and humans.
You don't need to be a superhero to save a life. Open your heart and home to an animal in need! Through foster care, you can provide young, injured or sick animals a chance to grow and heal before we find them a forever home. Save a life by becoming a PAWS foster parent today!
It's a very special baby shower! Springtime is here, and that means baby season here at PAWS. Two-thirds of the animals we care for every year are babies and juveniles. You can help these kittens, puppies and wild animals in need of a second chance by sending a gift this spring.