How Pet Overpopulation Prevention (POPP) Helped One Family Affordably Find a Way Out of a Stray Cat Overpopulation Problem Overpopulation can start with just one cat, as Dave West and his family experienced in 2025. Dave had lived in the Tri-Cities since 2015, and later moved his mother, Cyndie Moore, down from Moses Lake to be closer. While living […]
PASCO, WA – February 19, 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 POPP has been nominated for Clinic HQ’s “Exemplary in the Field” 2025 Snippy Award. Clinic HQ is a […]
PASCO, WA – February 10, 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 the POPP Spay and Neuter Clinic located in Pasco, Washington, spayed and neutered 3,289 cats and dogs in 2025. That number includes 1,923 spay surgeries and 1,366 neuter surgeries. “Spaying and […]
Pet Overpopulation Prevention (POPP) of the Tri-Cities Welcomes New Team Members POPP is starting 2026 of with growth! POPP has officially welcomed three new team members: a new Board Member, a new Vet Technician, and a Marketing and Community Outreach Coordinator. Get to know the new team members and their roles at POPP. Jessia Rinker: Board Member Jessica first became involved with POPP due to her love of animals and a desire to make […]
January’s POPP Power Days – a Two Day Event Where Capacity Doubles– at the POPP Spay and Neuter Clinic Helped Support Lowering Pet Overpopulation in the Tri-Cities Two days a month, POPP’s Spay and Neuter Clinic is able to offer two high intensity spay and neuter service days, called POPP Power Days. By adding Dr. Radha Ganesan’s traveling veterinarian team to the clinic for POPP […]
