Phinney Ridge and Greenwood

Cats Return to PAWS Seattle

On Sunday afternoon, ten of the cats evacuated from the Greenwood PAWS adoption shelter were returned to the Greenwood, from the Lynnwood temporary facility. Firefighters broke through the front glass of the storefront for PAWS when the Greenwood fire was raging to ensure the safety of the cats at the shelter.

After being temporarily housed at the Lynnwood PAWS shelter, on Sunday ten cats were personally returned to the Greenwood adoption center by the dedicated staff team. You can make a difference for these felines by bringing them into your own safe home.

The rebirth of the area has already begun, with the cats who went through so much stress and trauma being returned to the team and future adoptions. The dedicated staff notes than a few of the cats are sneezing more than normal – perhaps from a heightened sensitivity to the smoke impact of the nearby fire. The cats looked great on our visit and were happy to be back at the adoption center awaiting their trip to a safe and happy future home.