🐾 $100,000 in grants. 1,500+ animals reached. One shared mission.
The Seattle Animal Foundation is proud to award $100,000 in grants to five Washington organizations helping animals stay safe, healthy, and out of shelters. Each organization will receive $20,000 to support pets and families with the fewest options.
❤️ Alley Cat Project — Supporting community cats through spay/neuter, medical care, TNR, and foster placement.
@alleycatproject 🐶 Forgotten Dogs Rescue — Funding critical medical care for large-breed and medically vulnerable dogs entering foster care.
@forgottendogsrescue 🏡 Dog Gone Seattle — Expanding its LEASH Program, providing behavior support, transition housing, foster preparation, and surrender prevention.
@doggoneseattle 🐕 Saving Great Animals — Supporting Doug’s Place, a rehabilitation and transition home for dogs who need extra behavioral support before entering foster care.
@savinggreatanimals 🩺 Washington Health Outreach — Bringing free veterinary care to unhoused and low-income pet owners through community clinics across King County.
@wahealthoutreach These grants build on our ongoing partnership with the Seattle Animal Shelter, including support for its Behaviorist and Foster Programs.
@seattleanimalshelter Together, these organizations are expected to reach well over 1,500 animals in the year ahead. We’re honored to support their lifesaving work and the families who love their pets.
Together we are stronger. 💙🐾