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December eNews | Mason County Rescue Dogs & Giving Tuesday Thanks

Happily Ever After for Mason County Rescue Dogs
 
 
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Happily Ever After for Mason County Rescue Dogs

We helped the Humane Society of Mason County rescue dozens of dogs from a remote property in a tragic animal hoarding case back in April. Among them were Tanner the husky and a shy hound mix named Nellie. Both arrived malnourished, frightened, and in need of extensive care. Nellie and Tanner needed a gradual feeding plan to address their malnourishment and time to heal their wounds. Thanks to the many shelter staff and volunteers, particularly the loving foster families who cared for Nellie and Tanner, these resilient pups (and many more rescued from the property) were able to heal and gain confidence.

After months of care with Seattle Humane, both Tanner and Nellie were adopted into loving families and are thriving. Tanner, now named Dan Dan, has embraced his adventurous husky nature, and enjoys hikes through the snow while still relishing movie nights and belly rubs. Timid Nellie now starts her day with confidence thanks to morning kisses and walks with her new mom. Their transformations are a testament to the power of compassion, and they are just two examples of the incredible impact the support of people like you has on pets in need.

Thankful for YOU!

Over 750 generous donors made a Giving Tuesday gift this year to save lives and complete families. Together, we raised over $130,000! Your generous donations will help us cover the cost of care for almost 250 shelter pets this month, including veterinary care, meals, and shelter. It is your generosity and support that make this work possible. Thank you to everyone who donated for helping us make Giving Tuesday a huge success for pets and the people who love them!

If you would like to support Seattle Humane and missed out on Giving Tuesday this year, there’s still time to support our lifesaving work this year!

Featured Pet: Iris

Iris is a playful 1-year-old terrier mix who originally arrived in the Pacific Northwest through a Lifesaver Rescue transfer out of Texas back in May. Iris is a young and spunky gal who loves playing with toys. She is a pro at fetch, likes to play tug, and in the summer months enjoys splashing around in our kiddie pools. Iris is energetic, yet a little unsure of the world around her, so she would do well in a home where she has room to run and play in a quieter space. Iris knows a number of training cues, and her love of treats will help her new family continue her canine education. Iris briefly lived with another dog but wants to meet any potential dog friends before heading to her new home.

You can help by sharing her posts on Facebook or Instagram!

Board Member’s Experience Lends Value to Seattle Humane Leadership

Board Member Darcy Roennfeldt’s career in wealth management has proven to be an invaluable asset to Seattle Humane, as she works to update the board’s bylaws and recruit even more talent to continue steering the organization toward a brighter future. Learn more about Darcy on our blog.

More than a Shelter: Looking Back on a Year of Innovation & Lifesaving

We are pleased to share with you the Annual Report for our last fiscal year, April 2023 – March 2024. During this timeframe, Seattle Humane served more than 113,000 pets and their people through our many programs. As you flip through the pages of this brief but inspiring report, you’ll see the incredible impact of your support: the 5,247 pets who are now in loving homes, the nearly one million meals you helped provide to community pets and so much more. Together, we are saving lives, completing families and keeping pets with the people who love them. Click here to view the report.

Fostering Brings Joy & Fulfillment

After multiple amazing experiences adopting cats through Seattle Humane, Stella Chen wanted to give back and provide that same quality service as a volunteer. She quickly worked her way up to fostering and has never looked back! Read more about our latest featured foster parent here.

Ways to Give this Season

Shop Seattle Humane’s Holiday Giving Guide!

Throughout this season of giving, we invite you to shop and make a difference for the pets in our care. Whether you’re honoring a loved one or simply sharing the spirit of the season with a present for a two- or four-legged family member, every gift brings hope and happiness to pets in need. Thank you for shopping to support Seattle Humane.
Visit Mud Bay’s Giving Trees

If adopting a new family member isn't part of your plans, you can still show love for our shelter pets and Seattle Humane through Mud Bay's Giving Trees at participating locations. You can buy some gifts for Seattle Humane's furry guests or make a monetary donation, and Mud Bay will match all donations up to $30,000. Put our deserving shelter pets on your list this holiday season!

Participating locations
  • Mud Bay Issaquah Highlands: 1416 Highlands Dr NE Issaquah, WA 98029
  • Mud Bay Overlake: 1645 140th Avenue NE, Bellevue, WA 98005
  • Mud Bay Redmond: 8867 161st Avenue NE Redmond, WA 98052
  • Mud Bay Issaquah: 1590 NW Gilman Blvd Issaquah, WA 98027
Pet Pros Paw-liday Giving

Seattle Humane is honored to once again be a beneficiary of the Pet Pros Paw-liday Giving campaign. You can support our lifesaving mission this holiday season by stopping into any Pet Pros location and making a monetary donation—and don't forget to pick up something special for that four-legged family member while you're there! Paw-liday Giving is on now through Dec. 31.

Upcoming Events

The following classes and workshops are all held at Seattle Humane, 13212 SE Eastgate Way, Bellevue, WA. Check out our newly revamped website for details and sign up fast before they fill!
Workshop for Young Teens (grades 6-8)
Monday, December 30 | 8:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m.
Workshop for Kids (grades 2-5)
Thursday, December 26 or Thursday, January 2 | 8:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m.
Wiggle & Wag Story Time
Saturday, January 4 | 1 – 2 p.m.
Pet First Aid & Disaster Response
Saturday, January 11 | 1-5:30 p.m.
Pet First Aid Basics
Saturday, January 18 | 2-4 p.m.
NEW! Welcome Home Dog Training Seminar
Did you recently bring a new dog or puppy into your home? Are you planning to receive a new puppy or adopt a new best friend in the coming weeks? Then this session is for you!

This seminar offers invaluable support and guidance for helping your new canine buddy settle in, work through behavior concerns and start encouraging good behavior. Whether you’ve adopted a mature dog or a bouncy puppy, this seminar has the information you need to get started on the right foot or PAW! Includes question and answer time for pressing questions! Instructed by one of our certified, professional dog trainers. 90-minute Zoom seminar. Fee: $50, Seattle Humane adopters receive a discount on this offering. Sign up here!

You can also explore our full suite of courses through our Dog Training Center on our website!

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