Everett Animal Services

EAS is an open-admission facility dedicated to giving lost, abandoned, abused, and neglected pets in our neighborhood care and consolation. Through adoption, lost-pet reunions, and community resources, EAS brings together and supports people's pets and their owners.

The cats and kittens that need us the most—those that other shelters and rescue organizations might not be able to assist—are our top focus at Purrfect Pals. This includes geriatric cats (though we prefer to refer to them as "vintage"), cats with significant medical requirements, cats with chronic illnesses (such as FIV and feline leukemia), and cats who have behavioral issues.

Whether home is the living room or the jungle, PAWS is about people assisting cats, dogs, and wild animals to go there and thrive. Our methods for achieving this include caring for and adopting out homeless cats and dogs, rehabilitating orphaned and injured wildlife, and educating the public to encourage humane behavior toward animals.

Whether home is the living room or the jungle, PAWS is about people assisting cats, dogs, and wild animals to go there and thrive. Our methods for achieving this include caring for and adopting out homeless cats and dogs, rehabilitating orphaned and injured wildlife, and educating the public to encourage humane behavior toward animals.

Serving the Pacific Northwest and Southwest Canada, Greyhound Pets, Inc. is a section 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization devoted to the welfare of greyhounds and greyhound hybrids. We make an effort to place the dogs in our care in responsible, caring families.

Rompin Paws Rescue emphasizes that rescue a dog from appalling circumstances or from a shelter's death list is insufficient. Our guiding principle is to tackle rescue holistically to complete the circle.