Give hope to an animal in need with $25!
Your donation will provide essential care to a homeless animal like Daisy, helping a cat or dog start a new life and paving the path to a happy, safe future in a forever home.
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PAWS Wildlife Center has moved to 13508 State Route 9 SE in Snohomish.
If you need help with a wild animal, use our online self-service or call 425-412-4040.
Online Wildlife Self-Service
Join us at a PAWS event to help animals
PAWSwalk: Exercise Your Heart for Animals
You can make a difference for animals while getting active with PAWSwalk! Starting on June 2nd, thanks to our sponsors, every mile you walk will result in a $1 donation to help cats, dogs and wild animals. Grab your sneakers, hit the pavement, trails or gym, and let’s make a difference together.
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PAWS Wild Night
Join us at PAWS Wild Night on October 5, 2024, at Fremont Studios, Seattle! Immerse yourselves in the PAWS mission, celebrate successes, and discover the vital work we have ahead. Tickets go on sale this spring. Be part of a wild evening for a cause you care about. Don't miss out!
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Host a Fundraiser
Support PAWS by hosting your own fundraiser! Whether it's a happy hour, in-store promotion, or special event, you can unleash your creativity to help animals in need. You can also dive into the virtual realm with an online fundraiser.
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PAWS AcademySM
PAWS Academy is an on-demand learning library featuring fun and engaging videos and activities for students in grades K – 5. Youth will learn about some of the issues that animals face, how PAWS helps animals, and ways to help animals in our communities.
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Volunteering
Looking to invest in yourself while making a difference for animals? Check out the many volunteer opportunities at PAWS!
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Fostering
PAWS foster families are a special type of volunteer who are trained to provide temporary care for cats and dogs in their own King and Snohomish County homes.
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News
PAWS in the Headlines
May 7, 2024 | King 5 Rescue workers release orphaned bear cubs back into the wild...
Read StoryWest Seattle Beaver
Beavers (Castor canadensis) have been resilient stewards of North American wetlands...
Read StoryRing-necked Duck
This adult female Ring-necked duck was brought to PAWS Wildlife Rehabilitation Center...
Read StoryThe New PAWS Wildlife Rehabilitation Center is Open!
The new PAWS Wildlife Center in southwest Snohomish County is now open. Learn more about this world-class facility and how it's helping PAWS help more animals in need.
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Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
PAWS recognizes we are part of a society where systematic and institutionalized racism is pervasive and unacceptable. We know we must do more to stop racial discrimination and bigotry.
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