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  • albap
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    Hello!

    Last night a stray cat caught a baby cotton tail rabbit in my backyard, but dropped it after it spotted me. It is still alive this morning, but I am unable to drive it to a wildlife rehab center. The address for the center is : 13106 148th st NE Arlington WA. If you think you could help out, that would greatly appreciated!! Please reach out pronto.

    Edit: driver found, thank you!

    Alba

    • This topic was modified 1 month, 1 week ago by albap.
    #1155798

    Are you available Monday through Friday, 9am–2pm, and looking for a part-time job you genuinely enjoy? Do you find yourself stopping to say hi to every dog you pass? Do you have dog walking or animal care experience? If so, come join Seattle Bark District as a professional dog walker!

    TO APPLY: Complete Application Here

    Overview: Seattle Bark District gives pet parents peace of mind with a dependable team of animal lovers who provide thoughtful, individualized care for every pup. We specialize in private dog walks, with a strong focus on consistency, safety, and building trusted relationships with both pets and their people. We’re currently hiring a responsible, experienced dog walker to join our West Seattle team.

    Dog Walking Route Details: We have an immediate openings for a weekday dog walker in West Seattle. The typical schedule is Monday–Friday, 9am–2pm, with 2–5 hours per day. All walks are private, leashed neighborhood walks, and some households may have multiple dogs from the same home. Pay starts at $21.30/hour.

    Job Summary: This is a physical, active role designed for true dog lovers. You’ll be walking independently, traveling between nearby homes, and responsible for keeping each dog safe while following detailed care instructions. This role is ideal for someone who enjoys working outdoors, values independence, and takes pride in providing reliable, high-quality service. Most walkers average 10–20 hours per week depending on availability.

    Responsibilities:

    • Lead safe, engaging walks for dogs of all sizes, breeds, and temperaments
    • Use proper handling and leash techniques to ensure safety at all times
    • Monitor behavior closely and respond appropriately to stress or environmental factors
    • Follow all client instructions and care routines
    • Communicate updates to clients and the team using our software (training provided)
    • Maintain cleanliness of gear and walking practices
    • Provide additional care when needed (feeding, basic care, etc.)
    • Follow safety protocols and respond appropriately in emergency situations

    Who You Are:

    • Reliable, self-motivated, and detail-oriented
    • Comfortable working independently and managing your own schedule
    • Strong communicator with good time management skills
    • Passionate about animals and committed to their safety and well-being

    Requirements:

    • 21+ years old
    • Smartphone with a data plan
    • Reliable transportation
    • Comfortable working outdoors in all weather
    • Authorized to work in the U.S.
    • Willing to complete a background check
    • Have supplemental income (this is a part-time role)

    Preferred Experience:

    • Prior dog walking or animal handling experience
    • Knowledge of dog behavior and body language
    • Experience in pet care, veterinary settings, or kennel work
    • Ability to safely walk multiple dogs when needed
    • Comfortable handling dogs with medical or behavioral needs
    • Strong customer service skills

    Perks & Benefits:

    • Competitive hourly pay
    • Paid onboarding and training
    • Flexible, consistent weekday schedule
    • Casual dress (dress for the weather)
    • Active, outdoor work environment
    • Supportive team culture that values reliability and independence

    If you’re dependable, love working with dogs, and want a job that keeps you active while making a real impact, we’d love to hear from you!

    • This topic was modified 1 month, 1 week ago by WSB.
    • This topic was modified 1 month, 1 week ago by Seattle Bark District. Reason: Small edit!
    WestSea_KB
    Participant

    Hi Neighbors,

    My gray backpack was stolen after my car window was smashed out in the parking lot by the bus stop on across from Easy Street Records in West Seattle. The last location the laptop sent a signal from: 4441 42nd SW.

    The backpack contained a laptop, tablet, audio mixer, custom in-ear monitors, and personal belongings. Even if the electronics have been removed, I’d be incredibly grateful to recover the backpack and any remaining contents.

    If you found a gray backpack or have any information, please contact me. Please include a brief description of the backpack or one of its contents so I know it’s the correct one.

    Thank you for taking the time to read this and for helping keep our community looking out for one another.

    Reward offered. No questions asked.
    Thanks,
    -=Kohen

    sarahi
    Participant

    Hi Everyone – Positing in case anyone sees an older black VW Tiguan parked in an odd place. My friend’s car was stolen around 1pm yesterday at 63rd and Alki. Please call 206 390 2768 if so. (police report was filed). Thanks a lot!

    anonyme
    Participant

    Most services in Seattle are complaint-driven, which explains in part why nothing ever gets done. The last time I tried calling parking enforcement, the cop on the phone told me that it no longer existed. Plus, you can’t call 911 for parking complaints, and non-emergent calls to SPD are rarely answered. The city sets things up this way deliberately to make it difficult to impossible for taxpayers to call in any kind of complaint- meaning no one has to do anything. It’s been years since I saw one of those little parking enforcement vehicles making rounds as they should be doing.

    #1155576
    WSea4Me
    Participant

    Let’s Make a Deal! 41st Ave SW & SW Kenyon St (follow the signs!)

    Big Yard Sale 8/1 9A – 4P & 8/2 9A – 1P.

    NO EARLY BIRDS PLEASE!

    Some items that will be available:
    – Wine Fridge
    – Queen foldable bed frame
    – Large dresser
    – L shaped Couch
    – Double desk
    – Wheeled storage ottoman
    – (2) side chairs
    – (3) Sets of indoor side tables
    – Dyson Animal upright vacuum
    – Roku TV
    – Klipsch soundbar & subwoofer
    – Yamaha 5.1 surround sound system
    – XBox360
    – Dell monitor
    – Mini rebounder
    – Leaf Blower/Mulcher
    – Pressure Washer
    – Wheelbarrow
    – Yard tools
    – Little Giant ladder
    – Ooni Gas Pizza Oven w/Table & Thermometer
    – (3) Metal outdoor side tables
    – Outdoor heater
    – (2) Bicycles & accessories
    – Bike rack hitch
    – Kitchen supplies
    – Barware/Glassware
    – Home decor
    – Books
    – Free items!

    #1155472
    Dashaalynn
    Participant

    I’m on Fauntleroy and Edmonds…the last week or so there has been a dog barking and howling non stop between 9pm and 10pm. It’s faily close…close enough to be a bit of a bother in the evening. Is anyone else experiencing this or know where it’s coming from ? Hopefully it isn’t in any distress..

    WSB
    Keymaster

    They are complaint-driven. Are you calling in to report the violations you see? I hear parking (“Paul” prefix) units dispatched to parking complaints all.day.long. on police radio. If you’ve reported something that didn’t get ticketed, maybe there’s a reason why, and you can call in and ask them to check the reference number to see why.

    alkiresidentrk
    Participant

    If the reason for no parking enforcement is one of financial strains..A solution just might be to write more tickets.
    If the parkers I see were ticketed just maybe….their attitude would be nudged a bit.
    But……Seems the message being put forth is one that says…”don’t worry about it! There is no enforcement! You do you”
    Not a bad idea with people that do not live in areas where parking is at a premium.
    If the parkers I see where ticketed we might see enforcement rolling around in Humvees.
    Well that is my rant..I’m sure it has been posted before.
    Thanks for reading this droll.

    #1155394
    Luckie
    Participant

    My son found a digital watch with a metal band on California Ave between Charlestown and Hinds. It’s kind of a gold tone, with a faulty clasp, pretty beat up, but I thought someone might want it back. 🙂

    Mountain2SoundAKT
    Participant

    Seafair means one thing around here: it’s time to get out on the water. We’ve marked down our kayaks and SUPs by 10% and accessories by 15%, so whether you’re outfitting a first boat or just need a new paddle before the fleet flies over, now’s a good time to swing by.
    No gimmicks, just good gear for a great weekend on Lake Washington. Come say hi, take something for a test paddle, and let’s get you ready for the best part of summer.
    See you on the water! 🛶Check it out

    Tfitz76
    Participant

    Just thought I’d see if anyone is trying to get rid of some rocks in the neighborhood. We could use about 15 basalt rocks around basketball size.

    Thanks for your help!

    Tom
    206-407-5973

    #1155248
    DrHSpence
    Participant

    X-Posted
    We have office space for rent in West Seattle! Join a group of mental health professionals in a beautiful and quiet space.
    Secure entrance, parking, two ADA bathrooms, and a kitchenette in-suite. I can’t attach a flyer here – please email admin@spectrumpsychwa.com if you would like to see the details.

    #1155120
    cnaito
    Participant

    Walk partners found, position filled

    #1155072

    In reply to: Lost Keys

    nancy529
    Participant

    The keys I found have two different types of car keys, and three house keys

    tonydahl76
    Participant

    If anyone has found any keys down by the boat launch on Alki last night, can you please call me? 206-627-7437. We had a candlelight vigil for my nephew last night and the last thing my sister needs to worry about is not being able to find her keys. Please help. It has a blue circle fob on it and a skeleton key as well.

    • This topic was modified 1 month, 2 weeks ago by tonydahl76.
    #1155065

    In reply to: Found keys

    tonydahl76
    Participant

    If anyone has found any keys down by the boat launch on Alki last night, can you please call me? 206-627-7437. We had a candlelight vigil for my nephew last night and the last thing my sister needs to worry about is not being able to find her keys. Please help

    • This reply was modified 1 month, 2 weeks ago by tonydahl76.
    #1155056

    In reply to: Found keys

    kernel
    Participant

    It looks like you posted this and answered my other post. I did lose a couple keys on a small silver carabiner with clip-like openings. Let me know if the ones you found match and I’ll let you know how to contact me.

    #1154978
    bucketohoney
    Participant

    Somewhere in Alki’s parks department, someone looked at a fully plumbed, fully functional public restroom and thought, “You know what this needs? A neighbor.” Enter the Honey Bucket, parked a generous ten yards away like a understudy nobody asked for, ready to be tipped over at the slightest provocation because apparently gravity and drunk beachgoers are undefeated. And just when you’ve settled into your beach chair, digestif in hand, the pump truck rolls up at high noon for its daily house call, filling the salt air with a symphony best described as “diesel meets septic,” serenading everyone within a two-block radius who paid property taxes specifically to avoid this exact soundtrack. It’s less a bathroom upgrade and more a bold civic experiment in seeing exactly how much a beachfront community will tolerate before someone starts a strongly worded……

    SIHB
    Participant

    Thunderbird Treatment Center, part of Seattle Indian Health Board (SIHB), is preparing to open its doors on Vashon Island in late summer/fall 2026. We are seeking service-oriented, compassionate individuals to join our growing team.

    Thunderbird is a state-of-the-art center that integrates Indigenous knowledge with modern medicine. Residents have access to behavioral health professionals, individual and group counseling, Traditional Indian Medicine experts, and outdoor activities, as well as access to ancillary comprehensive services, including psychiatry, Medication-Assisted Treatment, dental, pharmacy, primary care, and an array of human services.

    Come be part of someone’s healing journey!

    We are especially seeking candidates for the following roles:
     Substance Use Disorder Professionals (SUDP)
     Residential Treatment Nurse (RN)
     Residential SUD Clinical Supervisor
     Counselor Aides

    We are also hiring for:
     Substance Use Disorder Professional Trainees
     Mental Health Providers and Case Managers
     Intake Coordinators
     Human Resources (HR)
     Billing and Administrative roles

    Competitive Benefits Package

    At Thunderbird Treatment Center, we offer a comprehensive and competitive benefits package, including:
     Medical insurance
     Employer-sponsored dental and vision coverage
     Paid time off
     Retirement plan with a 6% company match
     Mental health benefits
     Fertility and family-forming education benefits
     And more!

    Working at Thunderbird Treatment Center means being part of a team dedicated to healing, recovery, and community wellness. You’ll play an essential role in supporting individuals on their journeys while contributing to a culturally grounded, patient-centered care environment.

    Explore current openings and apply online on the SIHB Careers Page: https://www.sihb.org/about/careers/

    Thunderbird Treatment Center
    15333 Vashon Hwy SW
    Vashon, WA 98070
    Phone: 206-324-9360
    Website: ttc.org

    _SJ
    Participant

    We are missing a small, navy blue drawstring-style backpack bag with Henley Royal Regatta (HRR) decorations on the outside, white/light colored inside. Last seen at about noon Tuesday (7/21) on bus 50 southbound near Meeples. My daughter was babysitting and couldn’t search for it thoroughly. She caught up with the driver later in Beacon Hill, but her bag was not on the bus.

    Hoping someone has found it or maybe it was dropped somewhere? Nothing of real value inside, but the bag means a lot to her. It contained an engraved graduation gift from her brother, some pink dollar store earbuds, water bottles and some other odds and ends.

    If you have seen it, please let us know – I would be so grateful to have it returned. Thanks for reading!

    #1154728
    EmilyM
    Participant

    Yard sale this Saturday, July 25th 9am-2pm on the corner of 47th and Raymond. Lots of clothes (mostly size M-XL) and dishes/kitchen things. Many things $3 or less!

    #1154779
    jennyscoyle
    Participant

    Hi!

    I’m an energetic, enthusiastic newbie (female, 60 yrs) who needs pickleball lessons! Alki Playground is a must for location. Know anyone?

    • This topic was modified 1 month, 3 weeks ago by jennyscoyle.
    axie
    Participant

    Hi there,
    My sister is visiting from Texas and went out to Lincoln Park to look at the wooden troll out there (Monday July 20). She took off her hat and purse to take a picture and walked around before realizing she left it behind.
    The bag only contained her wallet. The hat has the White Tree of Gondor from Lord of the Rings, dark blue.
    We would mostly want to find the purse itself. It belonged to my grandmother and is one of the only things we have left of her.
    I called Coleman Pool but was told nothing was turned in.
    Please let me know if it was spotted or found. Thank you.

    #1154582

    In reply to: Lost Keys

    nancy529
    Participant

    I found a set of keys today on a carabiner, could these be yours?

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