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Pasados Safe Haven Pierce County Programs

Lakewood, WA
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www.pasadosafehaven.org

    • About Us

    Pasado's Safe Haven operates the mobile Spay Station in Pierce County. This is the first mobile spay/neuter clinic in Washington State and offers fair service fees to those on financial assistance.

    Pasado's also offers Trap, Neuter, Return (TNR) training at no cost to all staff and volunteers, to help control feral colony growth.

    In combination with our Spay Station program in Pierce County, Pasado’s has a Pet Food Bank Incentive Program. We are partnering with local “human” food banks to distribute donated dog and cat food to less fortunate companion animals. The guardians must agree to spay and neuter any unaltered animals within the household to participate in the program.

    Pasado's Safe Haven operates the mobile Spay Station in Pierce County. This is the first mobile spay/neuter clinic in Washington State and offers fair service fees to those on financial assistance.

    Pasado's also offers Trap, Neuter, Return (TNR) training at no cost to all staff and volunteers, to help control feral colony growth.

    In combination with our Spay Station program in Pierce County, Pasado’s has a Pet Food Bank Incentive Program. We are partnering with local “human” food banks to distribute donated dog and cat food to less fortunate companion animals. The guardians must agree to spay and neuter any unaltered animals within the household to participate in the program.

    Cause Areas Include

    • Animals
    • Housing & Homelessness
    • Poverty
    • Rural Areas
    • Volunteering

    Location

    • Lakewood, WA None, United States
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