Precious Paws, Inc.

We have Max. He is a 14 weeks old Lab Retriever puppy that is now at our shelter looking for a good home. Max has been with us now for 1 weeks and he has been updated on all his shots, very friendly with other pets and also good with kids. Max will be a perfect puppy for any family that needs a new member in their household. Max is also potty trained and we will be handling all his health papers to any lucky family that will be willing to adopt him. If you would like to add this sweet looking puppy into your Family just follow the procedure below and you are going to have him secured for you. There is no special need required for Max so anyone can adopt him because he is %100 medically good and he is a very playful puppy and good with other pets like cats etc.Kindly just click on the link below and put in your application for Max and he will be yours.

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This mother and daughter duo were rescued from a colony in New Windsor just about 5 years ago.. it was a horrible situation! There was a nice gentleman trying to do his best with barely enough money for him to feed himself, and about a dozen unfixed cats… and about 20 kittens! These two kitties were dumped off by another horrible human, the man actually witnessed it but he was too far away to get a plate and by the time he contacted us it was probably a couple years later… we got all the kittens into rescue and got every cat fixed and found homes for several. These two girls were in a foster home for over a year and the kind lady that had them said she would keep them but she was concerned about medical bills, so I told her we would handle the medical and she would be able to feed, shelter and love them. When they were spayed, both cats were found to have pellets or bb’s in their shoulder, I reported it and was told there was nothing the police could do about it, even though the guy that was feeding them knew who did it and filed a report previously… I will not put the name of the cop out there because it doesn’t matter at this point… New Windsor doesn’t do cats and I have been told this 800 times or more… I think it’s total ridiculous but my opinion obviously doesn’t matter… I’m getting off topic, anyway, the kitties were older when we brought them in and not in the best shape, especially the mom cat… we were thinking she was about 5 years old but she was probably older. Over the last year she had been declining and making it difficult to medicate her as she had a breathing issue and mouth problems. Her caregiver was growing more and more concerned with her quality of life so we decided to bring her in and give her a mild sedation, draw blood, cut her nails, and a really good looking over by our veterinarian. Unfortunately, her bloodwork showed she was diabetic and it was impossible to check her glucose on a regular basis and administer the insulin so we decided to let her go … with all her medical and the fact that she had almost reverted to being a feral kitty whenever she had to go the vet, the diabetes could not be managed… it was a tough decision and we are heartbroken, but we did not want her to suffer or be traumatized… It’s not the years in the life that matter, it’s the life in the years… She was in a home and loved for the last 5 years😻 The daughter is good and will be staying in the foster home for the rest of her life!

Truth!

Kitten season is around the corner (or already happening, if you’re in a warmer climate like us in Central Florida). It’s estimated that 80% of kittens are born outside, and of these, only 25% of them will survive their first year. This is also the time of year when well-meaning people “kitnap” kittens and take them to their local shelter where they may be euthanized immediately; did you know that kittens under 8 weeks old is one of the most at risk categories at shelters nationwide?

Please TNVR your neighborhood cats and help your friends, family, and loved ones get their pets sterilized.

Alley Cat Allies, Best Friends Animal Society, and other organizations have great resources regarding community cat care and what to do if you find a nest of kittens. Fixfinder.org can help you locate a low cost clinic in your area.