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Yes, you read correctly - the elusive belly rub. When you`re done, he`s ready to be a loaf with you on the couch until meal time! As a fully time lovebug, Mason adores head and chin scratches, as well as the occasional belly rub. Mason loves to be in the same room with you, and will do his own thing if you`re occupied with work. He expects pets in the morning while he greets you with meows that say 'I was definitely smoking all night with my friends and my voice reflects it.' He is a very sweet, curious, and playful cat who loves to speak his mind. Play time or cuddle time? Mason is ready for both! Known as Bonk to his foster, this cutie got his nickname from his need to give all new people and objects a head 'bonk' of approval. If you’d like an adorable doggy guest to keep you company for the next couple of months, email for more info!. Ikora is a very food and attention motivated girl, and we think would be a very fun dog to teach some tricks to in between all of the cuddles and Netflix and chilling! She’s done well on all of her dog meets, but is looking for a home without other pups at the moment because she’s also getting over a case of kennel cough. Ikora also walks very well on leash, so if you’re looking for a walking buddy (with some limitations) prior to receiving her surgery to enjoy some of the summer sunshine with, she would love more than anything to keep you company!

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But, she needs to be settled a foster home first! Could that be with you?Īll people and volunteers who’ve spent time with Ikora have noted that she’s a super sweet and gentle lady, knows “sit”, and seems to always be in the mood for some pets, massages, or a full blown snuggle. Ikora was accepted into the Richard Lichter Charity for Dogs Program at which will provide her with the surgical repair she requires. Thanks to fosters who opened kennel space by taking home dogs, she had a spot waiting for her at PAWS. This lovely lady just arrived at PAWS and needs a foster ASAP! She was at risk for euthanasia at the city shelter due to a hind leg injury requiring special surgery. 🔹 We have twice weekly “dip days” at our Grays Ferry clinics for ringworm fosters/adopters to drop their kitties off for medicated baths - no need to do it at home!. 🔹 It usually takes 4-8 weeks to clear up (and many of these babies are already a few weeks into their treatment)! 🔹 It’s a mild infection, but contagious to people and pets, so a separate room for fosters is the best way to prevent it from spreading during treatment.

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🔹 It’s not a worm - it’s a fungal infection of the skin that usually shows up as small patches of hair loss in pets⁠⁠. To foster or adopt one or more of our adorable fungal felines, email with the subject “ringworm kittens”!⁠⁠⁠⁠ The upside is that when they do get to go home, they’re beside themselves with happiness and brimming with affection! SOS: these babies need your help! They’re stuck in our ringworm ward and are desperate to leave the shelter with fosters or adopters.īecause ringworm is so easy to spread, cats and kittens who test positive for this skin infection have to be fully isolated while they’re at the shelter, which is heartbreaking for friendly little ones who just want love and attention from their human companions. Sign up through our #linkinbio or email to get started!.

If you’d like to save a pet from heartache and save an owner from losing their best friend, consider becoming a PAWS Safety Net foster! We’re especially in need of Safety Net dog and cat fosters who can commit to 3-4 months of care. We’ve already reunited several pets with their owners through this program, but the need in the community continues to outpace the number of foster homes available to take in a pet in transition. We were able to welcome Diamond thanks to foster parents like you!įoster mom Kim opened her home to Diamond for a couple months while her family worked to secure a long term rental, and they were reunited as soon as they were settled in their new home! When she arrived at they reached out to PAWS to see if we had a spot in our Safety Net Program.

She was devastated at the prospect of giving up her beloved pup, but thought she had no other options. Right now, we need more Safety Net fosters to ensure more families like hers can stay together!ĭiamond’s mom temporarily found herself without pet friendly housing a few months ago. So much joy in such a tiny body! This is the moment Diamond was reunited with her family through PAWS’ Safety Net Program, and she was absolutely beside herself with happiness.