| Coming soon – save the dates!
We have some great views and big thrills in store for pet lovers. The 2019 Tulip Ride benefiting Seattle Humane is right around the corner on Saturday, April 27. The Tulip Ride brings together hundreds of motorcyclists from all across Western Washington for a scenic ride ending at the Skagit Valley Tulip Festival. Visit the 2019 event page to find out how you can climb on your “hog” and help save animals in need! But wait, there’s more! Back by popular demand, Over the Edge is on the books for July 21, 2019. Supporters who raise $2,500 or more for this fundraiser will have the exciting opportunity to rappel down a 40-story Seattle skyscraper. Think of all of the fun and glory that could be. Anything for our furry friends, right? All proceeds will benefit pets in our care at Seattle Humane. Right now you have five months to prepare, fundraise and work up the nerve. Take it from our participants last year, this experience is unforgettable and you'll impress all of your friends and family! Register and learn more here. Summer Camp Registration Opens March 19
Attention all parents! With the midwinter break over, it’s time to think about summer – and summer camp! We’re announcing the schedule for our 2019 Animal Adventures Day Camps next week. Our highly popular camps combine education, games, crafts and of course, animals! Registration will go live at 3:00 p.m. for youth camps ages 7-10 on March 19 and ages 10-13 on March 21. To register, go to seattlehumane.org/get-involved/kids-programs. Interested in becoming a camp leader? Learn more and apply here. Upcoming Employment Opportunities We're hiring! If you are interested in applying or know someone who is, go to seattlehumane.org/employment. Be sure to revisit our employment page this summer as well for even more employment opportunities. March Pet Spotlight: Meet Pearl!
Meet Pearl, a sweet 16-year-old girl who came to Seattle Humane when her owner died. This cuddlebug has only known one home her entire life and she was clearly adored there. She's now looking for a loving home where she can spend the rest of her days watching birds through the window. But as her foster mother discovered, bird videos on YouTube work just as well! Come in to Seattle Humane and meet this senior sweetheart today!
If there's a will, there's a way to provide long-term support for pets
Annual giving, capital campaign giving, planned giving. These are the types of giving that supporters frequently hear about when they’re considering making a donation to their favorite cause. But what exactly is planned giving, and is it only for older or wealthy folks? Well, it isn’t. Planned giving is for people of all ages and economic statuses, and it doesn’t have to be difficult. Click here to learn some fast facts about planned giving. Or contact Scott Fraser, Esq., Seattle Humane’s Major and Planned Giving Director at (425) 373-5387 or scott@seattlehumane.org. Adoption Promotions Seattle Humane's mission is to save lives and complete families, and we're doing just that with timely adoption promotions to help make pet companionship accessible for all. | 
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