My Nonprofit Reviews

Pawsitive Alliance supports pets in the state of Washington through fairs giving food and supplies out in low income areas. Their important sponsorship of spay neuter for cats in low income pet owners is also helping stop the pet overpopulation. They attend many events to spread the awareness of animal care.
Personally I have worked with a clinic in the Yakima area, seeing hundreds of community cats spayed and responsible ownership enhanced. Additionally they assist dogs sitting in shelters to find home through their Why Not Me program. This group of hard working volunteers is making a difference in the state of Washington, thank you Positive Alliance.

Hi, a cat rescue volunteer in the Yakima area active with TNRing community cats and rescuing their kittens. TNR, or trap, neuter, return, is trapping community cats, taking them to a clinic where they are spay/neutered/vaccinated/rabies, and sometimes more medical care. After recovering they are returned to their homes by their caregivers and me. At the same time kittens at that location are rescued and fostered, where they are socialized. They are then transferred to partner Seattle agencies where they are vetted and adopted.
This is a well documented and humane proven method for cat population control.
In 2023 because of Pawsitive Alliance sponsorship of 2 tnr clinics a month here I was able to tnr over 200 community cats with a like number of kittens rescued.
In addition Pawsitive Alliance helps with baby kitten food for the foster kittens and provides food for low income neighborhood managed groups of cats who would otherwise often go hungry. Their help has enabled a great number of cats and kittens in this valley veterinary care and healthy lives.The caregivers are very grateful.
Pawsitive Alliance actively promotes and publishes information so the public can use these methods to care for their own neighborhood cats.
Pawsitive Alliance has been a positive beacon of hope and "how to" in the care of animals, Thank you for your invaluable help!!
Regards,, from Yakima