EIN: 91-1487894 · Gig Harbor, WA
Prison Pet Partnership (PPP) began in 1981 as a collaboration between Sister Pauline Quinn and Dr. Leo Bustad, focusing on rehabilitation through the human-animal bond. Located at the Washington Corrections Center for Women, PPP provides vocational education for incarcerated individuals, enabling them to earn certifications in pet care and training while rescuing animals from euthanasia.
PPP has successfully placed over 700 dogs as service and therapy animals, achieving a recidivism rate of less than 3%, significantly lower than the state average of 22.2%. This innovative program not only prepares incarcerated individuals for successful reintegration into society but also saves countless animals from shelters.
Your donations to PPP support transformative reentry programming that empowers incarcerated individuals, saves animals from euthanasia, and provides service dogs to those in need. Each contribution directly impacts the lives of both humans and animals.
Join the mission to empower women and save animals by donating cryptocurrency or cash. Your support can change lives and create a brighter future for both people and pets.
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