Dog of the Month, August 2019: Chief
Chief, a 2-year-old Pit Bull and the Rainier Veterinary Hospital August Dog of the Month, found his forever home and his new, extended family with the team at Wezee’s Plumbing.
01Aug
28May
Kitten Season is Here! Learn How You Can Help.
Kitten season is often the most overwhelming time of the year for shelters and rescue organizations. Join Rainier Veterinary Hospital in helping make a difference in the lives of local kittens while supporting those organizations doing their best to care for them.
01May
Cat of the Month, May 2019: Zee
Zee, a 4-year-old orange male tabby cat, faced an uphill battle after a recent urinary obstruction, but luckily he is on the road to recovery thanks to his supportive family and the team at Rainier Veterinary Hospital.
01May
Dog of the Month, May 2019: Lola
Lovely little Lola, a nearly 6-month-old Chihuahua mix, has learned to take life in stride after a little mishap that left her with a couple less toes.
01Apr
Cat of the Month, April 2019: Pablo
The story of saving Pablo Picasso—how a severely injured stray cat found healing hands and his forever home at Rainier Veterinary Hospital.
01Mar
Dog of the Month, March 2019: Rocky
Meet our March Dog of the Month Rocky, a 10-year-old Miniature Pinscher who’s been taking Seattle by storm since he flew in from Wisconsin seven years ago.
01Mar
Cat of the Month, March 2019: Snack
The Rainier Veterinary Hospital March Cat of the Month is Snack, a global kitty with mountain-sized energy and an even bigger voice packed into one tiny body.
01Feb
Cat of the Month, February 2019: Mudhoney
The Rainier Veterinary Hospital Cat of the Month for February is sweet Mudhoney, a kitty with definite Tortitude who has won all of our hearts.
01Feb
Dog of the Month, February 2019: Asher
Meet Asher, our Dog of the Month who walked into the shelter as a damaged stray and came out a triumphant tripod with a fantastic forever home.
11Jan
What to Do If You Find a Stray Animal
Finding a dog or cat roaming the streets can be heart-breaking. But with our helpful guide, you’ll know just what to do when you find a stray animal.
