Prevent Homeless Pets Spay & Neuter

06/23/2025

🚨 Heads up!! 🚨

In order to maintain sustainability, prices will be increasing July 1st. . We appreciate all the community does for the animals and your patronage.

06/05/2025

Keep checking your pets!😊

# that foxtails/cheat grass is one of the most devastating weeds in our area?
Please always check your pets for foxtails after they have been outside. They can get into any and every or***ce and in between toes...just nasty little buggers.
The x-ray on the left is of a foxtail tract that was injected with contrast medium to show just how far a foxtail can travel. The lesion between the toes of the foot on the bottom right is how these tracts will look to the naked eye. This is a great example of just how far foxtails can migrate in tissues. Thank you to Dr. Andrew Grange from Veterinary Surgical Centers in Berkeley for this amazing x-ray.

05/15/2025

I say he’s a beast! 🥰

03/14/2025

🤣🤣 every time!

02/13/2025

Friends,
We're beyond excited to announce that we have reached our Stitch in Time fundraising goal! The overwhelming support from the community has been nothing short of amazing. This achievement means we can continue our mission in preventing homeless pets and improving animal welfare through our spay and neuter program. Everyone at Prevent Homeless Pets is filled with gratitude and enthusiasm, knowing that with these funds, we can offer many more individuals our services and make a tangible difference in the lives of pets and their families. Thank you to everyone who contributed; your support truly makes all the difference!

01/29/2025

🚨🚨FOUND CAT!!

Found at sun garden west apartments in Pasco. Very friendly. If you know this cat please reach out to us at 509-497-1133 so we can reunite!!

01/28/2025

Dear friends,

We are excited to share that our Stitch in Time campaign has reached an impressive $58,000 of our $60,000 fundraising goal. We have until February 14th to reach the finish line! This accomplishment is a testament to the incredible generosity of our donors. We extend our heartfelt thanks to each of you who have contributed; your support is what drives our mission forward. The impact of your donations is profound, and we are immensely grateful for the community spirit that has brought us this close to our target. Thank you for being part of this journey with us.

12/29/2024

Dear Friends,

We hope our 2024 annual letter finds you well as we approach the end of another incredibly busy and successful year at Prevent Homeless Pets (PHP). We are excited to share with you that we expect to reach a milestone of spaying and neutering 5,000 cats and dogs by the end of this year, making a new total of 65,000 animals altered since we incorporated as a nonprofit organization in 2009!

This year's Stitch-in-Time fundraising campaign is currently underway, continuing through

February 14, 2025. Our goal this year again is $60,000 in donations, to be matched for a total of

$120,000. These funds will be used to support the continuation of our services to the community, including keeping our doors open to provide spay/neuter surgeries to community cats, stray animals, and pets of qualified low-income owners in the effort to prevent disease and the births of countless kittens and puppies that could be homeless.

If you would like to help, please visit our website to donate online to our PayPal account at www.preventhomelesspets.org, or send a check made out to Prevent Homeless Pets using the enclosed SAE. A check will go even further because no service fees are subtracted. If you would rather donate shares of stock, we are able to receive those donations as well (instructions are accessible on our website under Get Involved: Donate - Make a Gift of Stock).

If you have already donated, we greatly appreciate your contribution and thank youI PHP would also like to thank our dedicated veterinarian, Dr. Sheila Doyle, and our wonderful hard-working staff and volunteers, without whom we could not continue to do this vital work. If you would like to donate your time, another most valuable commodity, see our volunteer application under the Get Involved section of our website.

Special thanks to all the Trap-Neuter-Release (TNR) groups and individuals who regularly trap feral cats and bring them at an appointed time to the clinic for spaying/neutering. Your tireless efforts are immensely appreciated in helping us to control the feral/community cat population. In addition, PHP gratefully acknowledges the grant awards received this year from the Washington Federation of Animal Care and Control Agencies, Petco love, and the legends Casino.

All of us at Prevent Homeless Pets wish you and your pets a safe and wonderful holiday season!

Harriet Johnson, Director Prevent Homeless Pets 1000 Irma ln.

Benton City, WA 99320

(509) 497-1133

[email protected]

10/29/2024

How it started 😍 vs how it’s going 🙀

10/29/2024

Show us those beautiful babies!

09/23/2024

FOUND CAT!
Found in the vicinity of Putnam and Thayer in Richland. Been hanging around there for 2 months. Friendly neutered male. Contact Prevent Homeless Pets at 509-497-1133.

08/27/2024

Hey everybody!!!
We have Volunteer positions open! Do you need kitten and puppy cuddles? We’re looking for caring, compassionate people to help our patients recover from surgery. No experience necessary, we will train you.

Are you thinking of a career in veterinary medicine? We give you the opportunity to decide if working with cats and dogs is something you’d like to pursue.

If interested please fill out the volunteer application on our website www.preventhomelesspets.org
or call us at (509) 497-1133. We’d love to hear from you!

Need to be 18 years old. ✅