Issaquah Environmental Council

We are getting about 1-2 calls a week people wanting to surrender animals to us.

No one can get hay or afford hay. We are at capacity except for a few more we have committed to take.

We are dropping our adoption fees down to $300 each to help you to help us.

So so many animals will be going to meat market or left to starve on low quality seasoned out grass in pastures.

We can't help them all but if each person who has alpacas would consider adopting one more animal it would save another's life.

Please please help if you can.

Xoxoxoxo

Congratulations to Issaquah Environmental Council’s Connie Marsh who was awarded the Ruth Kees Environmental Award for the City of Issaquah – Well deserved and long overdue!

Issaquah Drinking Water PFC's

Issaquah Drinking Water PFC's

http://www.issaquahwa.gov/civicalerts.aspx?AID=2022

Issaquah, WA You're Invited: Celebrate 20 Years of Sustainability

Congratulations to Wally, Ilene and Erika!!

http://www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news/eastside/sammamish-residents-win-ruling-to-block-subdivision-by-salmon-creek/

Sammamish residents win ruling to block subdivision by salmon creek A hearing examiner has rejected a proposed new housing development near Ebright Creek in Sammamish, saying the city didn’t follow its own rules meant to protect the kokanee-spawning stream.