Birds East Lake Washington Audubon Society PO Box 3115 Kirkland 98083-3115 425-576-8805 http://www.elwas.org/ Nature Store & Office: Weekdays 10am - 2pm Saturday 12 - 4pm 308 4th Ave S Kirkland 98033 Pilchuck Audubon Society 1803 Hewitt Ave, #108 Everett 98201 425-252-0926 Rainier Audubon Society PO Box 778 Auburn 98071 253-939-6411 http://www.rainieraudubon.org/ Seattle Audubon Society 8050 35th Ave NE Seattle 98115 206-523-4483 http://www.seattleaudubon.org/ Feral Cats Alleycat Allies National feral cat net-work, videos and educational fact sheets available 1801 Belmont Rd NW Ste 201 Washington DC 20009 202-667-3630 http://www.alleycat.org/ Feral Cat Spay/Neuter Project Weekly free spay/neuter clinics for feral and homeless cats, helping to end feline homelessness 11331 Roosevelt Way NE Seattle 98125-6227 206-528-8125 http://www.feralcatproject.org/ Purrfect Pals Spay & neuter and return of ferals and other cats 230 McRae Rd NE Arlington 98223 360-652-9611 http://www.purrfectpals.org/

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