The cat in the picture is a cat we named Pistol. Why did we call him Pistol? When he came in he was feral and we were all pretty much terrified of him. We couldn’t touch him or get near him , he was pretty much a pistol!
It is truly beyond words to express the appreciation that we feel for the Sewall Foundation. Our shelter manger Betsy Hallett applied for a Grant through the Elmina B. Sewall Foundation and we recently found out they were gifting us $200,000 for our new building project.
This precious girl is Boo. If you’re looking for a loving yet independent cat, look no further. She is inquisitive and loves to watch everything going on around her.
This adorable boy roamed the streets for a long time and was fed by some great people. PAWS was able to trap him and show him how he should be treated.
Who wouldn’t want an adorable kitty with an upside down heart on his chest? Loki needs the perfect person, couple or family to help him realize how special he really is.
Most of you have probably heard of our exciting news to build a new shelter. We have been busy fundraising for about seven months, and have been doing very well.
Who wouldn’t want an adorable kitty with an upside down heart on his chest? Loki needs the perfect person, couple or family to help him realize how special he really is.
Cats are super soft, cuddly, cute and a lot of fun. They do make great pets. They will entertain you, comfort you, lower your stress, reduce your chance of having a heart attack, and chase away loneliness. But if you have never lived with a cat before, you might be in for a few surprises.
Olivia is a lovely ginger who would be a great addition to a home preferably without other cats.
A little over a week ago we took in an injured female cat. A very kind girl had been trying to catch her because she knew she was injured.
