Bruce Titus Pet Project


As a way to demonstrate our commitment to the communities in which we operate through the Puget Sound, the Bruce Titus Automotive Group has developed the Bruce Titus Pet Project

The Bruce Titus Pet Project makes a $25 donation a local Humane Society every time someone comes in and takes a qualified Test Drive* at Bruce Titus Port Orchard Ford, Tacoma Subaru, Olympia Nissan, Olympia Chrysler, Olympia Jeep, and Olympia Mitsubishi,.

The Bruce Titus Pet Project supports:

•Seattle Humane Society

•Tacoma Humane Society

•Thurston County Humane Society

•Kitsap County Humane Society

Thank you so much for your support!

The Bruce Titus family of dealerships wants to support the animals throughout the Puget Sound and every $25 donation helps us save the lives of orphaned, stray and abandoned pets.

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