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Pet Over Population Prevention
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KONA - Meadow Hills Veterinary Pet of the Week
402 pet families were found in 2011!!!
Thank you to everyone who opened their hearts and homes.
POPP can be reached at
509-943-4722
The POPP facility is located at
524B Warehouse Street
Richland, WA
MAP
(entrance located on Railroad Street, off Wellsian Way between Atomic Auto
Body and Joker Casino/Atomic Bowl)
POPP operates an adoption site on Saturdays at 524B Warehouse Street
from 11:00am to 4:00pm.
POPP adoption personnel can also be found on most Saturdays and Sundays at PetSmart from 12:00pm to 4:00pm (cats only).
POPP Cats can be seen daily at PetCo located on Duportail near
Queensgate in Richland (cats only).
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Make a tax deductible donation to
Pet Over Population Prevention
with your credit card via
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PayPal email: donation at popptricities.org
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What is POPP ?
Pet Over Population Prevention (POPP) is a 501(c)(3), local non-profit, all-volunteer, NO-Kill pet organization dedicated to promoting responsible pet ownership thus preventing the needless death and suffering of companion animals.
People contact POPP when they can no longer care for their pets. They have found a stray, are moving, allergic, or have too many pets, etc. Owners are responsible for altering their pets and for ensuring they are current on their vaccinations prior to enrollment in POPP. Assistance is available for altering pets through the spay/neuter assistance program. POPP's goal is to assist our community with affordable spaying or neutering of their pets and to find forever homes for abandoned and unwanted pets.
POPP is an all breed rescue organization. Pets are kept in foster homes until they find their "forever homes". POPP's policy is to foster pets for as long as it takes to find the best home.
POPP does not operate at a profit. The adoption fees and donations received in no way cover expenses. POPP does not buy or sell pets on a "consignment" basis. POPP is an all-volunteer organization. There are no set hours volunteers are available to the public. POPP volunteers adapt their commitment to pets with jobs and families. The cost of fostering, food, and veterinary care are supported by the generous contributions of concerned pet lovers.
The goals of our local volunteer organization are:
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To help control pet over population
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To prevent the needless deaths of abandoned and unwanted pets
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To educate the public about pet population control and pet health
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To make spaying and neutering of pets affordable
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Contact Information
POPP is an all volunteer organization. Our volunteers spend many hours and put a lot of energy into making sure all programs run smoothly. Please remember the volunteers have jobs and families in their lives as well. Thank you for your patience.
- Telephone
- 509-943-4722
- Postal address
- PO Box 442, Pasco WA 99301-0442
- E-mail
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General Information
Cat Adoption and Surrender
Dog Adoption and Surrender
Spay/Neuter Assistance
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