
Free One Health Clinic | June 3 at Hope Elementary School
Better Together Animal Alliance (BTAA), Bonner Community Food Bank, and Bonner Partners in Care are hosting a free wellness event for the whole family on
Better Together Animal Alliance (BTAA), Bonner Community Food Bank, and Bonner Partners in Care are hosting a free wellness event for the whole family on
New HSUS campaign will help people struggling to access care for their pets. The Humane Society of the United States (HSUS) has a long history
Better Together Animal Alliance part of 350+ shelters participating in the spring “Empty the Shelters” event To help animals find homes faster and create space
The best way to ensure the quick and safe return of your pet is to have them microchipped with up-to-date information and wearing visible ID
Congratulations to our very own, Paige McGowan, for being named one of North Idaho’s Top 40 Under 40! Paige joined the BTAA team in 2019
Better Together Animal Alliance’s Lovingly Letting Go program provides pet owners with the opportunity to say goodbye to their beloved pets in a humane, personal
If you are looking to bring home a new furry friend, now is a perfect time. From March 10-24, Better Together Animal Alliance (BTAA) is
The CATalyst Council today announced Better Together Animal Alliance (BTAA), an animal welfare organization in Ponderay, Idaho, as the recipient of its inaugural grant. Established
2023 K-9 Keg Pull Join us on February 26 from 11-1 for the 2023 K-9 Keg Pull! This event is part of the Sandpoint Winter
During times of emergent need, local law enforcement and professional animal welfare organizations such as BTAA are the trusted sources for the care and support
The nine dogs brought to Better Together Animal Alliance (BTAA) earlier this week as part of an active investigation by the Bonner County Sheriff’s Office
Housing issues, allergies, financial strain, or simply a wrong fit. What do all of these have in common? These are all frequent reasons people surrender
Major milestone reached: nationwide program that supports pets in underserved communities provides its one-millionth service to a dog named Freeda Pets for Life program brings access
A large, fluffy Pyrenees dressed in a princess costume, crown, and all. A house cat dressed up as a mighty lion. We get it—your companion
Better Together Animal Alliance (BTAA) is hosting an online silent auction to benefit cats and dogs in our community. The auction runs October 16-22 and
Better Together Animal Alliance is hosting a community cat spay and neuter day on Thursday, March 31. BTAA is opening 30 appointments as part of
Give the gift of home this #GivingTuesday. Help us get cats and dogs from a kennel to the couch. Our goal is to raise $10,000
Embracing an approach that helps the public, veterinarians and animal shelters About 85 million households have pets in the United States, according to the most
How an animal shelter and property management company worked together to create housing that embraces pets If you’ve ever rented with a pet, you probably
Society is starting to recognize the many ways animals help us When social worker Dr. Janet Hoy-Gerlach was doing crisis counseling and risk
NEW NAME, SAME MISSION Panhandle Animal Shelter is now Better Together Animal Alliance and we wanted to take this opportunity to explain our name change;
Pets For Life (PFL) is a Humane Society of the US-funded program for animal shelters that provides animal-welfare resources to underserved communities. BTAA offers PFL
Loki was brought to Panhandle Animal Shelter with a broken leg. PAS veterinarian – Dr. Emily – was not able to save his leg and
By Cynthia Garcia (guest author) The winter months are synonymous with shying away from the outdoors and cozying up near the fireplace with our pets.
Embracing an approach that helps the public, veterinarians and animal shelters About 85 million households have pets in the United States, according to the most
For years, the public and animal shelters alike have celebrated transporting animals between communities to get them adopted—but is that really the best solution? Years
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