We’re thrilled to receive a grant from the HTB Family Fund to support our Low-income Spay/Neuter and our Community Cats programs. This grant will provide an additional $8,000 to our budget for veterinary services. Pet Pals is grateful for their … Continue reading
Listen to an interview between Larry Montague, Tonzo’s owner, and Ned Schumann by clicking here.
The Spring 2015 newsletter is available on-line by clicking here.
Pet Pal’s President, Pam Kolacy, has prepared a report on our 2014 accomplishments. Here are some of the outcomes of our efforts: 328 pets in low income families spayed/neutered in 2014; 3,785 pets since 2002 65 community cats spayed /neutered … Continue reading
We’re excited to announce that our year-end challenge has been met! Thanks to a dedicated group of Pet Pals supporters who offered this Challenge Grant and to all the donors who generously responded, this year-end fundraising campaign raised $15,773. These … Continue reading
During January and February, the Port Townsend Food Coop included Pet Pals as one of the three non-profit organizations to receive donations in its Beans for Bags program. Pet Pals received $220.55 for January. We thank the Food Coop for … Continue reading
Thank you to Sheila Piccini, owner of Secret Gardens Nursery, who offered a fall sale that provided special discounts for customers who included a donation to Pet Pals when they made their purchases. Thanks also to our supporters who made … Continue reading
We have two easy ways for you to help animals and they will both make you smile! If you’re a patient at the Uptown Dental Clinic, be sure to fill out their charitable giving form the next time you are … Continue reading
Nancy Stickney of Quilcene recently trapped her second feral cat for the Pet Pal’s Community Cat program, a gray-and-white male who was somewhat tame, but took three weeks to finally enter the trap. She took him to Hadlock Veterinary Clinic … Continue reading