Two weeks until the biggest celebration of generosity this year!

The countdown is on to Giving Tuesday! Your Giving Tuesday gift will provide life-saving medical care for homeless pets that have no where else to turn.

Pets like Juan Carlos, pictured above. Juan Carlos was brought in as a stray with scrapes and cuts and injured knees. He's already been in the shelter for a month and may need many more weeks of medical care.

Giving Tuesday is November 29th and you can be a part of this global generosity movement and make a meaningful difference in the lives of the homeless pets at Everett Animal Shelter.

Help us reach our goal of $15,000 and together we can create a safer and more welcoming community for animals.

Make your Giving Tuesday gift early!

Featured pet: Eloise

Meet Eloise! Sweet Eloise has been through a lot. She was found as a stray, weak and unable to walk on her own. Once our veterinarian team discovered Eloise had an infection in her uterus, they got to work treating her and performed surgery to spay her and treat the infection.

It's been a long road to recovery and Eloise is a fighter, but she doesn't enjoy shelter life much and can't wait to go home to her own cozy couch and grass-filled backyard!

Eloise is looking for a loving home that can help her continue to heal and provide her with lots of snuggles and playtime.

https://www.everettwa.gov/161/Adopt-a-Pet

If you'd like to learn more about Eloise, visit our website and send in an application today.

Now hiring: dedicated volunteers & loving foster families

REQUIREMENTS: Love of animals, ability to wrangle smooshy kittens, lap appropriate for dog naps, skilled in talking baby-talk to cute puppies, proficient in ball-throwing, strong love for dog drool, kitten poo and middle of the night wakings

PAY: Kitty head-butts and doggy kisses

UNIFORM: Fur-covered shirt and muddy paw-print covered jeans

We are actively recruiting volunteers for the following positions:

vet services
back of the house
early morning dog crew
and fosters for all animal types and ages!

To learn more or send in an application, please visit our website.

Pets and Thanksgiving

While the season for feasting is upon us, our pets shouldn't be as spoiled as they think. Check out some pet safety tips from the ASPCA for a safe and tasty holiday for all family members, furry included.

Happy Holidays from EAS staff, volunteers and homeless pets!