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Paws Pet Animal Welfare Society PAWS rescues and re-homes approximately 200 dogs and 700 cats annually. Many of the dogs are strays from local animal control facilities and most of the cats that we help are strays and abandoned kitties who roam our streets. A portion of the pets that come to PAWS have been relinquished by their owners who are no longer able to care for them. PAWS has a handful of paid staff and a team of dedicated volunteers who help with everything from fundraising, kennel work, walking dogs, socializing cats, and much, much more.
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Cats
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Meet and Greet Appointments are Available for Approved Applicants 12 - 4 pm Wednesday - Sunday. All our cats and kittens are spayed or neutered, up to date on age appropriate vaccinations, and microchipped. The donation for adult cats (6 + months of age) is $200 and for kittens (under 6 months) is $250.
Dogs
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Submit an ADOPTION APPLICATION online to get pre-approved. Once approved we'll be in touch to schedule an appointment. Please Note: We are not currently adopting to Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Maine or Rhode Island due to burdensome interstate transport regulations. Donations for dogs includes them being spayed or neutered, up to date on vaccines, 4DX tested, and microchipped. Adult dogs are $375 and puppies are $475.
Senior Pets
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We offer a reduced suggested donation of just $75 for cats and $150 for dogs which may be waived for harder to place dogs and cats who have been with us more than 3 months. We believe that everyone should experience the enjoyment of a pet. Pets bring us love, joy and companionship at any age. They inspire us each and every day, positively impact our health and make us into better people.
Barn Cats
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If you have a barn, stable, workshop, home and garden center, feed store or warehouse, you can save the life of a cat who has nowhere else to go! Please note that we do not adopt cats who are suitable to be household companions to barns, only those cats without other options. We refer to these cats as "barn cats" because that is the most common housing option.
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