Yakima Valley Pet Rescue and Adoption Center
Yakima Valley Pet Rescue and Adoption Center
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More about this organization
Mission
Rescue, care and adoption of unwanted, neglected and homeless pets in the Yakima Valley.
About
During the year, the organization helped a total of 1,974 animals. Of these pets, 313 were adopted and 1,661 were transferred to other rescue facilities. Many of these animals had significant injuries or illnesses. The organization helped find a loving home for these pets either through direct adoption or transfer to another rescue/shelter to increase their chance of adoption. All adopted animals are vaccinated and a spay/neuter procedure completed in order to stop the flow of unwanted litters.
