American Cetacean Society, Puget Sound Chapter
Protects whales & their habitats through research, education, conservation. Ann Stateler, Chapter Vice President, 206-734-4737.
NEEDS: LCD projector for free Speaker Series lectures by whale researchers, authors, artists, educators, research grant recipients, and marine science students.
Best Little Rabbit, Rodent & Ferret House
Since Mar 1996: We rescue, spay/neuter & rehome rabbits, rodents & ferrets. Sandi Ackerman, 206-365-9105.
NEEDS: *Must move: need 4,000+ sq ft animal shelter North Seattle area*Walk-in refrigerator to store veggies*Security cameras*MegaPixel Digital Camera*FileMaker Pro 8.5*Adobe Software for Windows: Creative Suite CS, InDesign CS, Photoshop CS, Dreamweaver 8*
Cowgirl Spirit Rescue Drill Team
Rescue slaughter-auction /abused horses; foster, train & adopt to new homes Nikki Ourada, 206-255-1652.
NEEDS: Feed: Orchard grass hay/pellets, senior grain, rice bran, oats, timothy; Stall tools/pellets; Blankets; Grooming supplies; Lumber & pen panels; Tack; Gift cards for vet, ferrier; Camcorder;
DEAR SANTA: 1-ton 4x4 truck and 8-horse trailer, please!
Dane Outreach
Rescue & foster neglected &/or surrendered Great Danes, adopt to new homes. Rachelle, 253-851-5883.
NEEDS: HOMES!
"Forever" homes for Heidi, Raz, King, Sasha, and Nala, all loving Danes hoping to be adopted.
"FOSTER" homes with a spare couch, high fence, and patient humans with large-dog experience, to temporarily foster Danes awaiting adoption.
Feral Cat Spay/Neuter Project
Provide FREE spay/neuter surgery for feral cats & low cost s/n for all cats Julie White - Executive Director, 206-528-8125.
NEEDS: Fleece, cross cut shredder, gift cards for office supplies, postage stamps, low or no cost printing, rolled paper towels, 30 gallon garbage bags, liquid laundry soap (unscented, no bleach additives)
Friends of Campus Cats
Spay/neuter and care/adoption of feral cats on UW campus and elsewhere. Sharon Talbert, 206-524-7326.
NEEDS: Dry cat food (Costco is fine), Gasoline card, Postage stamps, Gift cards/office supplies, pet supplies, Advantage or Revolution, Reliable printer (for Mac), Updated softward for Mac 0X, Homes for house ferals (they love other cats!)
Friends of KCAC
Provides medical care and food to homeless pets in the King County area. Cheryl Bell, 206-296-3954.
NEEDS: Cat Condos,
Kitten Formula,
Premium Pet Food,
Snuggle Heat Pads,
Resolution Flea Control,
Pet Store Gift Cards
Heron Habitat Helpers
Reforestation of Kiwanis Ravine, Seattle's largest Great Blue Heron rookery Gail Lassman, 206-282-1243.
NEEDS: New and/or gently used garden tools, wheel barrows, garden gloves, native plants
Homeward Pet Adoption Center
Cares for homeless animals until permanent homes are found. Receptionist, 425-488-4444.
NEEDS: Innova, Solid Gold, and Wellness brand dog, puppy, cat and kitten food, sterile stuffed bones and bully sticks, fleece bedding, cardboard scratching posts, large dog nail clippers, bleach, laundry detergent, hand sanitizer, postage stamps.
Hope For Horses
Rescues abused, starved and neglected horses and rehabilitates them. Jenny Edwards, 360-453-4040.
NEEDS: Local Feed Store Gift Cards, Hay, Grain, Supplements, Pre-Paid Cards, Stamps, Stall Fresheners, Stall Toys, Muck Rakes, Turtle Snaps, First Aid Supplies, Blankets, Wraps, Grooming Tools, Fly spray, Wormers, Hoof Healing Aids, Clippers, Tack, Vetrap
Humane Society for Seattle/King County
The Humane Society for Seattle/King County is a private, nonprofit dedicated to bringing people and pets together. We save more animals’ lives and provide more spay/neuter surgeries than any other private animal shelter doing business in King County. Ou Sharon Carpenter, 425-649-7567.
NEEDS: Pet food donations are needed to restock the Pet Food Bank, which feeds about 900 dogs and cats every month. These are the beloved pets of needy senior citizens, people with AIDS and other low-income pet owners. Without our Pet Food Bank, many would have to give up their pets, or have to choose between feeding themselves or their pet. Dry cat food is especially needed, but all kinds of pet food are welcome. The goal of this Holiday Pet Food Drive is 12 tons – we distribute over two tons each
MEOW Cat Rescue
Adoption is for life. Provide shelter and care for each precious life. Marilyn Hendrickson, 425-359-4386.
NEEDS: Dry and canned kitten and cat food, Gerber 2nd baby food (chicken or turkey), KMR formula, Advantage/Revolution, postage stamps, drawstring kitchen garbage bags, paper towels, waterless hand sanitizer, bottled water for volunteers, cat toys, towels
Pasado's Safe Haven
Animal rescue, cat & dog adoption,low cost/no cost spay & neuter clinic Kim or Claire, 360-793-9393.
NEEDS: Dog/cat beds,blankets,toys,kitty litter,Costco-PetSmart-Monroe Farm & Feed(360-794-4663)gift cards,human quality pet foods
Pasado's Safe Haven
Rescue old cats & dogs, farm animals. Disaster responders. Spay/neuter pgm. Kim Sgro, Executive Director, 425-283-8307.
NEEDS: Laryngoscope for surgery; Wave Runner (4 Stroke 160HP engine) and trailer for disaster/flood rescue; Heavy-duty utility vehicle (knobby tires/able to carry 500 pounds); Small farm tractor. Please visit pasadosafehaven.org (wish list) for more ideas!
PAWS (Progressive Animal Welfare Society)
Shelters homeless companion animals and rehabilitates injured wildlife. Tana Feichtinger, 425-787-2500.
NEEDS: Cat toys, gift cards for pet supplies and building supplies, KMR liquid, Original Vanilla Ensure, Unflavored Pedialyte, new cardboard pet carriers, notebook computer (Pentium 3 or better), towels, fleece blankets and vehicle donations.
PAWS of Bainbridge Island
Provides emergency care for injured pets; rescues/ rehomes abandoned cats Judy Hartstone, 206-842-2451.
NEEDS: Cat litter, canned and dry cat food, bleach, laundry soap, towels, cleaning supplies, copier paper, and more cat litter!
Pigs Peace Sanctuary
Lifetime sanctuary for abused, neglected animals. Judy Woods, 360-629-6433.
NEEDS: A double-wide horse trailer, Soy milk and tofu in aseptic packaging, Postage stamps, Unsalted peanuts, Catnip toys, Gift cards from Lowes or Home Depot. Thanks!
Precious Life Animal Sanctuary
Rescues and provides refuge for abused farm and companion animals. Ralph Turner, 425-776-6986.
NEEDS: Hay, alfalfa, cat food, cat litter, weed eaters, grain, straw, bird seed, gift cards to Home Depot, PetCo or PetSmart.
Project SeaWolf Coastal Protection
Delivers Northwest environmental/wildlife advocacy & stewardship programs. Michael Kundu, 425-879-4676.
NEEDS: Computers, scuba diving equipment, photo and video equipment, tree seedlings, youth camping equipment (sleeping bags, tents, etc.), corporate sponsorships for underprivilaged students, kayaks, canoes & small boats, ferry tickets, cash contributions.
Purrfect Pals Cat Shelter
Helps 3000 cats annually with adoptions, spay/neuter, and sanctuary. Richard Huffman, 360-652-9611.
NEEDS: Folks to sponsor our permanent sanctuary cats through our $25 holiday gift sponsorship cards. Also premium cat food, towels, paper towels. We also have great volunteer opportunities in Seattle, Everett, Tukwila, Woodinville, Lynnwood, and Arlington.
Rabbit Haven
Rescue abused, neglected, abandoned rabbits. Provide safe haven, adoption Angie Green, 206-351-2637.
NEEDS: Office copier,
Office color printer,
Computer,
HE (High Efficiency) laundry detergent,
50 sheets of 1/4" concrete tile backer board,
Towels,
Vinegar,
Dish soap, sponges, scrubers,
Large garbage bags
Sarvey Wildlife Care Center
We rehab injured and orphaned wildlife and release them back into the wild. jeff@sarveywildlife.org, 206-826-1829.
NEEDS: New refrigerator for the baby bird and mammal room,
10 large heating pads,
36 regular heating pads,
HE laundry soap
Second Chance Ranch
Equine rescue & sport horse rehabilitation facility, supporting 30 horses. Katie Merwick, 425-443-4638.
NEEDS: Urgent need for hay and grain and funding for farrier services. We will need a gooseneck horse trailer in a month, as we are currently using one on loan.
Seniors with Pets Assistance Program
Provides pet food/supplies to seniors on fixed incomes; some home delivery. Kristin Cheney, 253-581-8870.
NEEDS: Cat and dog food (both canned and dry, treats, milk bones), litter, pet-related supplies.
Washington Ferret Rescue & Shelter
We are a no-kill shelter caring for ferrets in the Puget Sound area. Cara Quinn, 206-442-2025.
NEEDS: Ferret food (Mazuri, 8 in 1 products), kitten food, chicken baby food, Prescription Diet® a/d® Canine/Feline canned food, cleaning supplies, paper towels, garbage bags, wood stove pellets for litter, Simple Green, cat size carriers, Qtips
Wolftown!
Wildlife education and rehabilitation, youth mentorship Teresa Martino, 206-463-9113.
NEEDS: High protien lamb and rice dog food,
Pedigree canned dog food,
Insure for sick wildlife,
Towels,
Straw for bedding,
Timothy hay,
wood for building,
Stainless steel dog bowls,
Chain link,
Plywood,
paper, labels,
Pea Gravel,
New Tarps
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