With your help and participation
we raised almost $9,000.00 for the rescued animals
here at PAWS. All monies will go towards the
health and welfare
and care of these wonderful animals.
THANK YOU from the bottom of our hearts.
Amy Beichler, Director
We need your help finding a warm and loving place
for these two so that they can move into their forever home. Can you find it in your
heart to help these two?
Jimmy Choo
Check out
this handsome boy!
This
very handsome cat is Jimmy Choo. We
believe he is a purebred apple head
chocolate point Siamese. He and his
two siblings were left in a pet
store's doorway. He got his name
because he and his siblings would
sit or hide on a shoe rack in his
foster mom's home. His
siblings contacted a virus and went
over the Rainbow Bridge. Jimmy
survived, but he is FIV positive.
He is a very loving and quiet cat.
He is not your typical vocal Siamese
cat. He also loves to have his
belly rubbed. He gets along with all
his step siblings and would love to
have a forever home
If
interested in Jimmy Choo, please
complete an application at
www.pawsohio.org, which you will
easily locate under the "ADOPT A
PET" button.
Looking for a Loving
Home for Gracie
Last April, PAWS
received a call about several starving cats left
behind
in a neighboring house after their owner died. Out
of the many cats that came slinking hungry and
scared out of an open basement window, the smallest
was a little gray and white tuxedo with the
daintiest paws you've ever seen. She was dubbed
"Gracie". She had the sweetest
little purr motor when you could catch her for a
cuddle under your chin. However, PAWS soon
realized Gracie was sick. She was rushed to the vet,
who performed extensive oral surgery. She had most
of the teeth on the left side of her mouth removed,
as well as some jaw and facial tissues.
Throughout everything, Gracie behaved with dignity.
She seemed to understand that we were trying to help
her.
She is now fully recovered and is still the first
cat on your lap with a greeting and a purr. The only
clue that she endured such a horrible ordeal is that
she now eats only canned food. Gracie is about
nine-years-old. We hope that a loving and
compassionate person looking for an affectionate and
calm senior cat will contact PAWS to provide the
forever loving home she deserves.
If interested, in this sweet baby, please complete
an application at
www.pawsohio.org, which you will easily locate
under the "ADOPT A PET" button.
The loss of a special fur baby is difficult. There is no love greater than the unconditional love we received
when our fur babies were in our homes. If you
would like to have your special fur baby listed on our
memorial page, please
send a
photo and a few words about your baby to
contact@pawsohio.org
and
we will list it.
Won't you please help us?
PAWS welcomes
you to support the four-legged animals in
our care. Visit our pet list and
sponsor a cat or dog, make a contribution
for a spay or neuter, or make a donation to
remember the faithful friend of yours who
has crossed over the Rainbow Bridge.
All contributions are tax deductible, and
the fuzzy faces
that it benefits thank you!!!!
We now take American Express, along with Visa and
MasterCard! (click on
any of the pictures below to make a
donation)
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behind
in a neighboring house after their owner died. Out
of the many cats that came slinking hungry and
scared out of an open basement window, the smallest
was a little gray and white tuxedo with the
daintiest paws you've ever seen. She was dubbed
"Gracie". She had the sweetest 
