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Everett Animal Shelter is an open-admission shelter committed to providing care and comfort to the homeless and abused pets in our community. We take in stray animals, owner surrender pets and animals that have been seized by law enforcement as part of cruelty/investigation cases from 16 jurisdictions. Often the pets that come to us have been turned away at other shelters due to space, behavior or health challenges. EAS does not euthanize healthy or adoptable animals for space and there are no time limits. The shelter's live release rate is above 90%. All animals are spayed or neutered, vaccinated, treated for fleas and worms and given any other care they need while they are with us. In 2019, our veterinarian staff performed over 1920 spay and neuter surgeries and we cared for more than 5500 animals.
Donations to our Fund for the Animals provide comfort, extraordinary veterinary care, special-diet food, vaccines and so much more for the cats, dogs and critters in our community who have nowhere else to turn.
For more information, please visit www.everettwa.gov/animals
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Already making himself at home. So happy to adopt Karl today 🥰🥰
Dexter, aka Bert, two months post adoption. Absolutely the sweetest pup and a wonderful addition to the family.
Our friends at Everett Animal Shelter are offering spay and neuter services for cats during their Feline Fix Spring event on March 21st. Reservations and income eligibility required. For more info, please check out their website.
https://www.everettwa.gov/2833/Spay-Neuter-Events
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So greatful for our Henley.
Big thanks to our incredible Everett Animal Shelter team and partners at the Community Cat Coalition for providing this important service to local families and their feline friends
The Everett Animal Shelter is hosting a low-cost spay and neuter event for cats on March 21, available by appointment to Snohomish County cat owners who meet income thresholds. Vaccines, flea/deworming treatments & microchips will also be available. Learn more:
https://www.everettwa.gov/CivicAlerts.aspx?AID=3327
The Everett Animal Shelter is hosting a low-cost spay and neuter event for cats on March 21, available by appointment to Snohomish County cat owners who meet income thresholds. Vaccines, flea/deworming treatments & microchips will also be available. Learn more:
https://www.everettwa.gov/CivicAlerts.aspx?AID=3327
Sue Strong, who died in October at the age of 64, gifted $61,563.76 from her estate to the Everett Animal Shelter. Her bequest is the city-run program’s largest.
Can you spot the bun hiding in all of these amazing donations we've received???
We are beyond thankful for this outpouring of generosity from our friends near and far! Big thank you to the Everett Animal Shelter for the Oxbow hamster food, our lovely volunteer Lisa for some hand made cozy puches and picking this all up, and Pet Medical Center of Pasco / BlyLee's Animal Health Oasis for enrichment items, pet carriers, hammocks, and so much more!
We could not run this rescue without everyone's support thank you thank you thank you! 🥰🥰🥰
I’m honor of Betty! 19 year old Sophie, says Thank You For Bing a Friend, to animals, Betty White!
In honor of what would’ve been Betty White’s 100th birthday, comment below with a photo of your pet! We will donate $5 to Everett Animal Shelter for every like and comment posted by January 24th (up to $2,500).
Betty demonstrated a lifelong commitment to helping animals in need, including support for local shelters. We are proud to donate in her honor on what would’ve been her 100th birthday. #BettyWhiteChallenge