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WHO WE ARE AND WHAT WE DO
SAIN is focused on large animals and livestock seized in neglect and cruelty cases, or released to animal control or law enforcement by the owners. We provide much-needed funding and resources to support law enforcement and animal control in the fostering, rehabilitation, care, and adoption of these animals.
We are an all volunteer 501(c)(3) registered non-profit organization
We provide emergency resources (to include but not limited to financial resources) to persons needing assistance in caring for their animals at the request of animal control.
We maintain a network of knowledgeable foster families ready to provide a safe environment when requested by county officers.
We offer educational opportunities to increase awareness of proper animal care and husbandry.
The Global Federation of Animal Sanctuaries (GFAS), the only globally recognized organization providing standards for identifying legitimate animal sanctuaries, has recognized SAIN with Verified status. Read the press release below.
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WHO WE ARE AND WHAT WE DO
Skagit County has a long and strong 4-H tradition. Approximately 500 youth between grades K through 12 are educated by around 100 leaders throughout the county. Skagit County 4-H brings countless opportunities for leadership, citizenship, and life skills development!
A wide variety of projects are offered. From the popular horses and dogs projects to woodworking, gardening, robotics, drama and wildlife, the 4-H program has something for everyone. The program is active year-round and teaches youth responsibility, confidence, and general life skills through project participation.
The Skagit County 4-H programs are delivered by the WSU 4-H Program Coordinator. The 4-H volunteers are dedicated, caring adults who work in cooperation with the county extension office.
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WHO WE ARE AND WHAT WE DO
Leadership Skagit has been the county's premier leadership development program since 2004, graduating over 500 alumni. Run by EDASC in collaboration with Skagit Valley College, the vision of Leadership Skagit is to develop leaders at all levels in our community. The intensive program is designed to inspire people to want to become leaders and to prepare them for these community leadership roles.