It’s kitten season at PAWS and for all new adopters, we recommend safely socializing your new furry family member. With kittens as with puppies, socialization is an important step in helping them become a more confident adult. But what is socialization and how do you do it? “Socialization is getting puppies and kittens used to
With the Covid-19 quarantine and many summer events cancelled, many of us are feeling like with don’t know what month it is. For the record, it’s June and the American Humane has designated June as “Adopt a Shelter Cat” month. Coincidentally, June also marks the height of “kitten season,” when large litters of kittens are
PAWS is continuing to run by appointment only. You can check out our available dogs and cats through our website and Petfinder.com and then call (513) 539-7297 to set up an appointment to meet. We will also continue to accept drop off donations. We thank everyone who has donated items or adopted a new furry
This is sweet Daliah. She was abandoned in a crate in front of PAWS, heavily pregnant and alone. Thankfully, we had a foster at the ready who was able to take in this sweet momma and give her a safe space to give birth. And a short time later, Daliah, nicknamed Reese by her foster
Due to COVID-19, PAWS has been blessed with additional food that has been donated by businesses, therefore, we would like to help those in need of dog food. We do not want the food to go to waste since we have a lower number of dogs in the shelter at this time. We are sorry
The Covid-19 pandemic has motivated many people to prepare for future situations and catastrophes. Pet care preparedness takes many forms, and has led many responsible pet-owners to consider what would happen if they became ill, incapacitated, and would die before their pets. To ensure that your beloved pet will continue to receive this care should something
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