 Prison Pet Partnership Program is a non-profit organization located on the grounds of the Washington Corrections Center for Woman in Gig Harbor. We rescue and train homeless animals to provide service dogs for persons with disabilities and operate a boarding and grooming facility to provide vocational education for women inmates. Our program benefits all involved — the animals who are given the chance to lead lives of service, the inmates who learn valuable skills so they may find gainful employment upon release, and the individuals with disabilities who receive well-trained dogs to help increase their level of independence.
If you would like to help, please consider becoming a volunteer, making a donation, or adopting one of our “Paroled Pets”.
In the News
Christa Delano was an employee with the program from 2003 to 2005. She left in 2005 and became employed with the Bellingham Humane Society. Currently Christa works at a local veterinarians office! Read an article written about Christa in Bark Magazine!!!
 Adopt a Paroled Pet. Monte is a bright, active young dog that is in search for an equally active family. He loves to get out and run and play and is still quite a big puppy. He gets along well with different people but may be a bit too much dog for small children. He is quite smart and has been getting some basic obedience. If you are interested in Monte, please complete and submit our Paroled Pet Application!
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