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Service Learning

Through service learning, students can engage in real-world problem solving while working toward a common goal. Animals at the shelter and in the community benefit from your students’ creativity, passion, and energy.

Find suggestions for service learning projects below!

Service Learning Ideas

Host a coin drive or food/supply drive.

Help us provide critical care where it is needed with your donations.

Craft Together

Make some cozy blankets for animals at the shelter and in foster homes.

Spread the word and be part of our mission

Make a video or story to teach other kids about kindness and responsible pet care.

Take care of your community.

Sometimes, the pets who need your help the most live right around the corner. Help us keep families together by distributing Kindness Cards.

Learn More

For more details, check out our suggested Community Service Activities, or get in touch with the Education Services team. Check out some past service learning projects in the slideshow below.

Students at Louisa May Alcott Elementary held a supply drive for our Pet Food Bank.
Students at Louisa May Alcott Elementary held a supply drive for our Pet Food Bank.
Paintings of cats and dogs
Students at Newport High School painted portraits of pets waiting for adoption, then donated the proceeds from their sale.
Cat in a decorated box
Students from the Westside School decorated cardboard hides for cats waiting for adoption
Recycled cardboard scratchers
It's easy to make cat scratchers from "upcycled" cardboard boxes. Our kitties love them!
Three knit blankets and a cardboard box
Cats love knit blankets (especially when the box doubles as a toy).
Students at the Open Window School in Bellevue had fun making dozens of fleece-tie blankets! We use several of in each cubby and kennel.
Students at the Open Window School in Bellevue had fun making dozens of fleece-tie blankets! We use several of in each cubby and kennel.
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