Everett Animal Welfare Group

We set up rescue accounts with local regional veterinary services to spay neuter vax cats and dogs for the community. Citizens reimburse us for surgeries and medical care as they are able to financially and offer direction to them for fundraising. We provide vet care primarily to injured or medically complex homeless cats in the community. We work 52 weeks a year connecting people with available appointments for spay or neuter. We communicate on Facebook and publish our services available. We assist with transportation to the local or regional vet facility on a regular basis using volunteers and currently collaborate with the Pens. Humane Society by scheduling and carrying out complimentary transportation using their new vehicle. We facilitate approx 800 spay or neuter surgeries a year.

We deworm deflea and vaccinate friendly cats and kittens in our care and for those unable to afford services at a veterinary office. We meet multiple people weekly to assist with giving the flea meds and teaching them the deworming process and basic cat and kitten care. Veterinary staff provide vaccinations when unsocial cats are sedated for spay neuter surgeries. We promote the use of microchips for all of our adoptable cats and also for those being rescued into homes in our area that can not afford to otherwise purchase a microchip. The chips help get pets back to their families and keeps them out of kill and no kill shelters.

We feed and purchase supplies to care for cats in foster care awaiting adoption. We teach citizens to bottle feed orphaned kittens they find on their property. We give food and litter to foster parents in need on occasion. Our volunteers feed and care for on average approximately 25-50 foster cats year round. As one cat is adopted another cat or kitten is brought into homes for care and preparation for adoption. We adopt at least 200 cats or kittens into good indoor homes each year. We are a Petsmart Charity Partner.