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Mark, thank you for your kind words of support and we are so delighted that Haley has found a loving home here in the Northwest with you. We love that some of our best educators about our work are our fabulous adopters and donors.
Commented Aug 2, 2019 on Texas Dogs get Second Chance at PAWS at PAWS News
Texas Dogs get Second Chance at PAWS
By Jocelyn Jensen, PAWS Marketing & Communications Coordinator PAWS partners monthly with Mission: Miracle K9 Rescue, Inc., a canine rescue and transport organization out of Bandera, Texas. The organization’s main focus is to bring shelter dogs to safety; the dogs are pulled from over-crowded sh...
Thank you for sharing your experiences, Ceci. I know a cat who lived to be 21, and my own personal oldest cat, Siouxsie, lived to be 19. My 15-year-old boy acts like a cat half his age; he just had his semiannual senior vet checkup yesterday and my vet is very impressed with how healthy he is. I only wish more people would be happy to adopt elder kitties because you really can enjoy many years together.
Cheers,
JaneA Kelley
Commented Feb 25, 2016 on Abby: Where is she now? at PAWS News
Abby: Where is she now?
By JaneA Kelley, PAWS Staff Adrianna and Aleksandra adopted Abby from PAWS Cat City in 2011. She was seven years old at the time, a shy cat who had been in PAWS’ care for long enough to feign a lack of interest in people who came to visit. But the couple saw through Abby’s shyness to her mellow ...
Thank you, Susan. We are fortunate to have some excellent photographers working at our wildlife center. I'll pass your compliments on to them.
Commented Feb 3, 2016 on Washington’s Colorful Winter Resident at PAWS News
Washington’s Colorful Winter Resident
By Jen Mannas, Wildlife Naturalist You may or not be aware that there are four species of hummingbird found in Washington in the summer: Rufous, Calliope, Anna’s and the occasional Black-chinned. In the winter it’s a different story: Although most of the hummingbirds in North America migrate to ...
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Cuddle time is certainly one of the perks of volunteering at PAWS, Michelle but sadly all our positions have an element of cleaning/mopping involved! Well
keep you posted if this changes :)
Katherine Spink
Online Communications Coordinator
Commented Jun 10, 2015 on Selfies to celebrate Adopt-a-Cat Month stars at PAWS News
Selfies to celebrate Adopt-a-Cat Month stars
By Katherine Spink, PAWS Staff There’s a lot of dirty work involved in being a cat volunteer at PAWS. From cleaning litter trays and mopping floors, to dishing out cat food and tackling piles of laundry, it takes dedication, patience and—at times—a strong nose! But talk to any of our dedicated ...
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Glad you enjoyed it Skip Bins Now and thank you for your support, we couldnt do what we do without compassionate people like you!
Katherine Spink
Online Communications Coordinator
Commented Jun 10, 2015 on If you go down to the woods today... be bear aware! at PAWS News
If you go down to the woods today... be bear aware!
By Jen Mannas, PAWS Naturalist As an organization who rehabilitates bears, we couldn't let Bear Awareness Week in Washington go by without sharing some top tips and fascinating facts to help you be more bear aware this summer. There are two species of bears in Washington - Grizzly and Black Be...
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