We Love Our Pets License Plates

The license plate features lovable characters designed by artist and author Brian Bassett, (Adam@Home and "Red and Rover"), and are available for purchase at all Washington State vehicle licensing offices.  Learn more about how organizations can apply for the license plate fund grants, including a list of groups who have been awarded since granting began in 2007.  To help spread the word about the plate, please download, print and distribute the We Love Our Pets flyers.

 

	What does it cost? The original cost  to purchase a plate is $40 plus applicable licensing fees.  When the vehicle registration comes due, you will need to pay an additional $30 to keep the plate on your vehicle even if you have not had the plate for a full year.
Plates are available for registered passenger vehicles, light duty pickups, trailers, motorcycles and campers in Washington State.  For questions or to locate vehicle licensing offices, visit the Washington State Department of Vehicle Licensing.  Thank you for your support!

Helpful Links

bestfriends.org – Best Friends Animal Society
hsus.org – The Humane Society
pasadosafehaven.org – Washington State Animal Protection Group
aspca.org – American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals
thepetrescue.com – The Pet Rescue site has suspended charges for lost and found ads for people impacted by the hurricanes.
Petfinder.com – Adopt a new pet
Northwindpetcarecenter.com – Boarding, Daycare, Training, Grooming
Jointanimalservices.org – Animal Services of Thurston County
Adoptapet-wa.org – Adopt a new pet
Feline-friends.net – Adopt a new pet
Har-otc.com – Hooved Animal Rescue
Olddoghaven.org – Old Dog Haven helps senior dogs into foster homes
Pets911.com
1800saveapet.com
Spdrdogs.org – Seattle Purebred Dog Rescue
Furbabyrescue.com
Peopleunitedforpets.com
Pgaa.com/Washington.html – Shelters and Rescues in WA
members.petfinder.com – Yelm Animal Alliance

Save Washington Pets

During the next legislative session, a bill will be introduced that will help pay for spay/neuter surgeries for dogs and cats owned by low-income individuals, and spay/neuter surgeries for feral and free roaming cats. We need affordable and accessible spay/neuter surgery throughout Washington to help end the euthanasia of tens of thousands of dogs and cats in our shelters each year – animals that are healthy or treatable and just don’t have a home. Please visit Save Washington Pets to learn more about the bill and ways to get involved.