More than 700 animal lovers and their pets gathered at Seattle Humane’s 14th annual Walk for the Animals at Green Lake on Oct. 2, raising $90,000.

The Bellevue nonprofit hopes to bridge the gap over the next few days as donations continue to come in to reach our goal of $140,000. These life-saving funds will help Seattle Humane provide food, shelter and veterinary care to thousands of orphaned pets in the community. Donations can still be made at http://bit.ly/2dUViTt.

The highest fundraising team was “Seattle Humane Board of Directors,” raising $4,640. The top individual fundraiser was Calvin Rowland, raising $8,500.

After the 2.8 mile dog walk, the fun continued with vendor booths, raffles, photo booths and a stage show featuring adoptable pets. A highlight this year was guest Richard Purrman taking selfies with well behaved dogs and getting everyone in the Seahawks spirit.

Watch this year’s Walk for the Animals video at https://youtu.be/Xu3NC5w5dJg.

Seattle Humane is located at 13212 SE Eastgate Way, Bellevue. For information, call 425-641-0080 or visit seattlehumane.org.