Offers discounted pet vaccines for cats and dogs, microchipping, parasite control and deworming, and flea and tick treatment.

Offers spay and neuter services, vaccinations, and identification chips for the pets of low-income families.

Provides veterinary health care clinics by appointment and access to a pet supply bank. Households can access the pet supply bank monthly without appointments or pre-qualification. Veterinary care is offered by appointments or walk-in pre-scheduled drop-in clinic dates. Dates of drop-in clinics are available on website and phone voicemail. Information can also be provided in person during regular hours. Does not offer emergency, urgent, or walk-in veterinary care outside of pre-scheduled drop-in clinic dates. At veterinary clinics, maximum of two pets per household will be seen. Services include: - Basic health exams. - Vaccines. - Flea and de-worming treatments. - Pet supplies. - Discounted animal licensing. Accepts donations of new and gently used pet supplies and some medications. Check website for specific donation requirements. Cannot accept: Any food past one year of expiration, CBD treats or supplements, retractable leashes, shock collars, electric collars, or prong collars. Volunteer opportunities are available.

Low-cost vaccines and microchips for dogs and cats. Offered during the 2nd Monday of each month from 3-7pm (excluding holidays). Partnership with Northeast Washington Spay/Neuter Alliance Veterinarian, Dr. Laura Talaga.

A national database of private veterinary practices, non-profit organizations, social service agencies, specialty funds, and corporate veterinary providers that offer; payment options, are below the average cost of similar services in the area, special or discounted pricing on services, and/or offer grants/discounts/vouchers.

Stand Downs are typically one- to three-day events during which VA staff and volunteers provide food, clothing and health screenings to homeless and at-risk Veterans. Veterans also receive referrals for health care, housing solutions, employment, substance use treatment, mental health counseling and other essential services.

Our Animal Services Unit helps keep the Federal Way community and its pets safe. Return lost and found pets to their owners Enforce local animal welfare laws Respond to complaints about aggressive animals, stray pets, and nuisance concerns (such as barking dogs) Provide community education and resources Issue and enforce pet licensing to ensure pets are properly registered

Provides sliding scale veterinary services to low-income housed individuals, and free services to those who are experiencing homelessness. Services offered include the following: - Wellness and sick pet care - General exams - Dog and Cat DHPP/FVRCP vaccines - Rabies vaccines - Dog Leptospirosis vaccines - Dog Bordetella/kennel cough vaccines - Medically needed nail trims - Medically needed anal gland expression - Flea protection - Deworming - Microchipping Also strives to offer pet supplies such as food, leashes and other items, as available. Other low-cost veterinary and financial assistance resources are listed on the website.

Provides a wellness clinic for pets, with services performed by veterinarians from Hazel Dell Animal Hospital. Services include immunizations, deworming, flea treatments, and health exams.

Provides discounted dental cleaning services to cats and dogs.

Locator for veterinary services, pet food pantry, supplies, pet services such as boarding, co-housing shelters, pet care for seniors, transportation support, and behavioral help. Locator also lists grant programs, free and discounted services, and pop-up events such as vaccine clinics.

Stand Downs are typically one- to three-day events during which VA staff and volunteers provide food, clothing and health screenings to homeless and at-risk Veterans. Veterans also receive referrals for health care, housing solutions, employment, substance use treatment, mental health counseling and other essential services.