Look at us! We are the cutest litter of kittens that are ready to be adopted, after our buddies at the shelter made sure that all of our shots were done and our spay/neuters were complete.

Back in April, our mom was living out on the streets of Puyallup when all of us kittens were born. A nice lady brought us into her home, and lovingly cared for us as a foster until we were old enough to be adopted out of the shelter to our forever homes. Our foster was so amazing, she even adopted our mom! …Now we are 3 months old, happy and healthy, and at the shelter awaiting adoption. We are the best mix of snuggly, playful, curious, and silly — so you are sure to find a perfect match! Come visit us Tuesday through Saturday at the Metro Animal Shelter in the City of Puyallup.

https://metroanimalservices.org/search-pets/

🎶 Get ready, Sumner! 🎶

Join us Friday, July 18th for Music Off Main featuring Brian James Was Here!

📅 When: 6:30 PM – 8:00 PM
📍 ON the baseball field at Bill Heath Sports Complex, 5500 Graham Ave, Sumner, WA
🎤 Stage set up just below the scoreboard on the warning track—prime viewing for everyone!

Bring your lawn chairs, picnic blankets, and your favorite people for a FREE summer concert under the stars! ✨
👥 Tag the friend you’re bringing
🍔 Food trucks on-site and family-friendly vibes
🔗 Learn more & add to your calendar: [https://sumnerwa.gov/event/music-off-main-featuring-brian-james-was-here/]

#MusicOffMain #BrianJamesWasHere #SumnerWA #LiveMusic #SummerConcert #FreeEvent #BaseballFieldVibes #SummerNights

Happy Independence Day! As we celebrate the land of the free and the home of the brave, let’s honor our nation with gratitude, unity, and safety.

Wishing you all a festive and patriotic 4th of July!

A reminder about fireworks and reporting firework related complaints in the City of Sumner.

Here are essential fireworks handling safety tips if you’re planning on celebrating with fireworks this 4th:

Before Lighting Fireworks
• Only buy legal fireworks only (check your state/city laws).
• Read instructions carefully and follow all warning labels.
• Designate a sober adult to be in charge of lighting.
• Keep a bucket of water and a fire extinguisher nearby.
• Wear safety glasses, tie back long hair, and avoid loose clothing.
While Using Fireworks
• Light fireworks one at a time and move back quickly.
• Never place any part of your body over a firework when lighting.
• Never try to relight or handle malfunctioning fireworks (“duds”).
• Use fireworks outdoors only, on a flat, nonflammable surface.
• Keep people and pets at a safe distance.
What NOT to Do
• Don’t allow children to handle or light fireworks.
• Never point or throw fireworks at people, animals, or property.
• Don’t carry fireworks in your pocket or shoot them from containers like bottles or cans.
• Avoid using fireworks under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
After Use
• Soak used fireworks in a bucket of water before throwing them away.
• Clean up all debris to prevent injuries or fires.
• Store unused fireworks in a cool, dry place away from children.

Beers and BBQ this 4th of July? Make sure you plan ahead – don’t drink and drive!

🎇 Use a rideshare
🚗 Designate a sober driver
🏠 Stay safe, stay put

Keep our roads safe and drive sober this 4th of July.