The City of Seattle's response to our call for comprehensive animal services planning and animal service inclusion in the One Seattle Plan.

Critical gaps in animal services planning will have a growing impact on Seattle as our population explodes.

The SAS Spay/Neuter clinic used to perform more than 2,300 surgeries a year. That number has plummeted since 2020.

The decision to adopt an animal or provide support for a business helping animals should be made with some knowledge about the institution.

A deeper dive into the City of Seattle's funding of Seattle Animal Services.

By Jenn Scott Seattle Animal Watch believes that the City of Seattle needs integrated and comprehensive animal welfare planning. Animal...

It’s often difficult to find out what’s happening with animals in Seattle. Media coverage is inconsistent at best and there is no...

How Does It Compare to Seattle? The quick take: Washington State Governor Inslee signed substitute House Bill 1234 on May 4, 2023. The...

The One Seattle Comprehensive Plan is undergoing an update and Seattle’s animals need our help. They are, once again, invisible in the...

Dear Friends, Animal welfare is invisible in the City of Seattle and we want to change that. Please join Seattle Animal Watch in...

City budgets are more than just sets of numbers representing revenues and expenditures. They are also statements of values. Budgets...