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Come celebrate Outlaw BBQ’s Pay it forward Petober and Pumpkins For Paws Pumpkin Patch at our Spokane Valley location during the month of October.


Buy a pumpkin or two, add a donation, take home some of their exclusive rescue merch, or even better: do all three.

Every dollar from the pumpkins, from donations, and from the Rescue's merch that Outlaw is selling for both rescues goes directly to Rescue4All and Happy Cats Rescue Project. Both run on public donations alone, so what we raise here is what they have to work with. The more we raise, the more local animals get saved and cared for. That is the whole point of this patch, and every person who shows up has a hand in it.

Every bit of it goes to dogs and cats in the care of Happy Cats Rescue Project and Rescue4All. The more people who turn out to support , the more of animals they can save and continue to care for. Come early for the best pick of the Pumpkin For Paws Pumpkin Patch!

We're sellin' 'em till the last one's gone!

We are proud supporters of Happy Cats Rescue Project and Rescue4All. They are local rescues who are dedicated to helping unwanted cats and dogs right in our area, because saving animals starts where we live; in our own backyard. These two hometown rescues were each started by a woman who saw unwanted animals suffering in our community and decided to help. Both are registered 501(c)(3) nonprofits.

Happy Cats Rescue Project is a foster-based rescue working to help community cats live a better life than when they found them. Through Trap-Neuter-Vaccinate-Return, medical care, and finding pet and barn homes for as many cats as they can, they reduce feral cat populations and the suffering that comes with them.

Find out more about the at www.happycatsrescueproject.org

Rescue4All is a lifetime refuge on 10 fully fenced acres here in Spokane for dogs who were unwanted, failed, and given up on. With daily training, enrichment, and herd walks, the sick, scared, older, and "too much to handle" finally get time to heal and trust again.

Find out more about them at www.rescue4all.org