Pasados Safe Haven

Pasado’s Safe Haven is a non-profit organization located in Sultan, Washington. Founded in 1997, the organization employs 54 people and generates an annual revenue of $5.8 million. Pasado’s Safe Haven was established in memory of Pasado, a donkey who tragically lost his life due to cruelty inflicted by teenagers in Bellevue, Washington. Pasado’s Safe Haven is dedicated to rescuing and rehabilitating animals that have experienced abuse and neglect. They provide a safe haven and sanctuary for these animals, offering them the care and support they need to heal and thrive. In addition to rescue and sanctuary work, the organization investigates animal cruelty crimes and advocates for stronger animal protection laws. A key component of Pasado’s Safe Haven's mission is their Pet Services program, which helps thousands of animals annually. Through this program, they provide various services aimed at improving the lives of animals in the community. The organization also actively educates the public about animal cruelty and empowers individuals to contribute to a more compassionate world. For more information about Pasado's Safe Haven and their work, please visit their website at pasadosafehaven.org.