A Spotlight on an Adoptable Cat Mother-Daughter Duo, Daisy and Little Missy Little Missy and Daisy’s story is one of quiet charm. Surrendered to POPP in 2025 from a home that could no longer care for them, this mother-daughter pair has been patiently waiting for a fresh start. Daisy, born when Little Missy was just […]
PASCO, WA – April 8, 2026 – Pet Overpopulation Prevention (POPP), a Tri-Cities-based non-profit dedicated to addressing pet homelessness and overpopulation through cat and dog adoptions and a low-income spay and neuter clinic, announced today that their annual fun run, Pooch and Pal, will take place May 16th, 2026, at Columbia Point Marina Park in […]
A Foster Spotlight on One of POPP’s Go-To Pet Foster and Animal Trapper, Carol Boggs Fostering is an important part of Pet Overpopulation Prevention (POPP)’s program because POPP is not a shelter. POPP relies on fosters to provide safe homes for pets while they wait for their forever home. Carol Boggs is one of the most prolific fosters and animal trappers at […]
Why you should consider becoming a pet foster for cats and/or dogs, how it saves lives, and how easily you can become a foster with POPP. Making a Difference by Fostering with POPP Last year, Pet Overpopulation Prevention (POPP) saw more than 600 cat and dog adoptions. POPP is not a shelter. Instead, POPP relies on foster homes to make these […]
Meet Maisy, POPP’s Spay and Neuter Clinic’s Newest Veterinary Assistant Before joining POPP, Maisy was a dedicated Star Scout. Beginning to transition out of Scouts, after being a Scout, and wanting to remain involved with the community, Maisy was seeking volunteer opportunities. She found one when she participated in an event Scouts had let her […]
