The Almost Home Project is a no-kill animal rescue dedicated to increasing adoption & decreasing animal overpopulation through low cost spay/neuter and responsible pet ownership. Animals available for adoption are located at Kaija's Garden & Pet at 623 NW State Avenue in Chehalis, Washington. The Almost Home Project has teamed up with Cat’s Meow SNAP to expand and strengthen the support and servic
es we can offer the residents of Lewis County. As The Almost Home Coalition, we create partnerships with other organizations working toward the same goal of improving animal welfare in Lewis County. There is now a low cost spay and neuter clinic in Chehalis run by Cat’s Meow in part of the building the Coalition owns. To find out about clinic days and appointments and for the latest updates, volunteer opportunities or if you want to donate, please go to https://www.catsmeowsnap.org. The Almost Home Coalition creates partnerships with other organizations working toward the same goal of improving animal welfare in Lewis County. Together we can get them fixed, decreasing the animal population and euthanasia through The Cat's Meow SNAP spay/neuter program (catsmeowsnap.org) and The Almost Home Project's Mama's Last Litter program. And we can find them homes through adoptions at The Almost Home Project adoption program currently located at Kaija's Garden and Pet at 623 NW State Avenue in Chehalis and through our Barncat program with Cat's Meow. Through a private, directed donation, a facility at NW 611 State Avenue was purchased as the new location for The Almost Home Coalition. It will house The Cat's Meow SNAP (Spay Neuter Assistance Program), a low cost, high volume spay/neuter facility where many cats who would otherwise never be spayed or neutered will be altered, decreasing the overpopulation problem. The new facility will also house cats and kittens waiting to be fostered and adopted through The Almost Home Project. By targeting animal populations that would otherwise never be taken to a vet to be spayed or neutered and making it affordable for our low income residents we will be able to decrease euthanasia in our community and at other shelters. More information about The Cat's Meow can be found by visiting their website at catsmeowsnap.org.
