Herald and his curious black nose came to PAWS as part of a large litter of eight homeless puppies. Scared but never alone, PAWS made sure Herald was able to stay with his mom and his brothers and sisters while they grew. Just like his siblings, Herald needed a ton of attention and medical care before he was ready for adoption. Herald’s treatment included vaccinations for Kennel Cough, DHPP, and Influenza. He also needed to be treated for worms and topical parasites. But after neuter surgery and 58 days in foster care, Herald was finally ready to be adopted by a loving family. It takes a lot to get a puppy ready for a new home. And that’s exactly why they need your help.

This mini candy bar came to PAWS as part of a litter of four sweet-as-can-be kittens. Unfortunately, Twix has had a rough start. She and her sisters had to endure a long car ride because they were transferred to PAWS from out of state. Then, Twix tested positive for FIV. This means she’ll need special care for the rest of her life. But that doesn’t mean her life can’t be filled with joy. Once PAWS treats her for fleas, administers routine vaccinations and spays her, Twix will be ready to move on to the next, happier phase of her life. Your donation is critical to making sure she’ll be ready for adoption very soon.