People For Abandoned Pets is a Bellevue based organization in King County, Washington. It was founded in August 1983 by a group of concerned citizens who love animals dearly and who care about their welfare. People For Abandoned Pets is a non-profit corporation existing entirely on donations made to the organization and by fundraising projects. Everyone who is a member of People For Abandoned Pets is an unpaid volunteer.
- To help end euthanasia (putting animals to death).
Millions of healthy dogs, cats, puppies and kittens have been euthanized over the years because of animal overpopulation.- To help reduce dog and cat overpopulation by providing low cost spay/neuter cetificates to those who cannot afford spay and neuter procedures for their pets.
- To help educate people about responsible pet ownership and pet care through our quarterly newsletter.
To raise money through fundraisers to support our spay/neuter program.
Our Spay/Neuter Program People For Abandoned Pets is celebrating its 18th year as an organization dedicated to helping animals. Each year we help hundreds of animals and their owners by providing them with spay/neuter certificates redeemable at participating veterinary hospitals. In the year 2000, at least 700 cats and dogs benefited from this program.
Contact information:
People For Abandoned Pets (PFAP)
P.O.Box 70025
Bellevue WA 98005Phone: (425)453-9222
E-mail: jessjean@worldnet.att.net
