Paws and Whiskers

01/07/2024

CLOSED today! As a result of this no deliveries will be sent out as well.

We hope everyone and all pets are safe. 🫶🏼🐾

01/07/2024

30/06/2024

Please keep your Furbabies INDOORS and safe!

DO NOT CHAIN YOUR PETS IN A STORM ... AND OTHER TIPS.

I got the below tips online. If you have any other tips, leave them in the comments.

From PETA:

"In a press release, PETA said many pet owners often do chain up their dogs or leave them behind when there's a natural disaster. The organization added that its Animal Rescue Team has "witnessed firsthand the trauma that animals endure when left behind to face the floodwaters and flying debris caused by hurricanes."
PETA said that during previous storms, they have found dogs dead or up to their necks in water inside of almost-submerged crates in houses. The organization added it has also seen animals who have been flung around in high winds and says they are "petrified" in these kinds of weather conditions."

From Reddit:

"What to Do With Pets During a Storm:
Bring your pets inside immediately.

Have newspapers on hand for sanitary purposes. Feed the animals moist or canned food so they will need less water to drink.

Animals have instincts about severe weather changes and will often isolate themselves if they are afraid. Bringing them inside early can stop them from running away. Do not leave a pet outside or tied up during a storm.

Do not leave a cat alone or in direct contact with a dog, even if they normally get along. The anxiety of an emergency situation can cause pets to act irrationally. Confine small pets away from cats and dogs.

In an emergency, you may have to take your birds with you. Talk with your veterinarian or local pet store about special food dispensers that regulate the amount of food a bird is given. Make sure that the bird is caged and the cage is covered by a thin cloth or sheet to provide security and filtered light.

What to Do With Pets After a Storm:

If after a disaster you have to leave town, take your pets with you. Pets are unlikely to survive on their own.

In the first few days after the disaster, leash your pets when they go outside. Always maintain close contact. Familiar scents and landmarks may be altered and your pet may become confused and lost. Also, snakes and other dangerous animals may be brought into the area with flood areas. Downed power lines are a hazard.

The behavior of your pets may change after an emergency. Normally quiet and friendly pets may become aggressive or defensive. Watch animals closely. Leash dogs and place them in a fenced yard with access to shelter and water.

If You Have Large Animals:

Ensure all animals have some form of identification.

Evacuate animals whenever possible. Map out primary and secondary routes in advance.

Make available vehicles and trailers needed for transporting and supporting each type of animal. Also make available experienced handlers and drivers. Note: It is best to allow animals a chance to become accustomed to vehicular travel so they are less frightened and easier to move.

Ensure destinations have food, water, veterinary care and handling equipment.

If evacuation is not possible, animal owners must decide whether to move large animals to shelter or turn them outside."

28/06/2024

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21/06/2024

Bark-tastic and whisker-ific summer days ahead! 🐶🐱🌞
Dive into a cuddly, paw-some summer adventure with us! 🐾🌊

Shop online or in-store. 🛍️💻

15/06/2024

Who says cats and dogs can’t agree?🐾
They both love Victor, just ask them!😁

Come check us out in store, or shop online today to get your Victor selects.😝

12/06/2024

LOST DOG - running around St. Augustine high school, wearing two collars, no name tag...dangerous location and can be hit by traffic.

21/05/2024

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Help us help Joy :)

Joy was adopted a few weeks ago, however, it was discovered that she needs to have surgery. Her adopters are paying towards the costs, but we would like to help as the surgery is over $3000 - We would be extremely grateful if you would consider assisting Joy in offsetting her Veterinary bill - if you would like to donate, please Whatsapp message 689-7661 or donate directly to account number
100094012661446. RBC TTSPCA
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But please let us know via whatsapp message 689-7661 so we can assign to Joy

Thank you 😊

07/05/2024

🐾💝🐾 GIVEAWAY!!!!!!! 🐾💝🐾

Take a chance to win pawsome prizes for your Furbabies this Mother’s Day! TWO (2) lucky winners will be announced on Friday 10th May 🐾

All you need to do is:

🐾 Like this post 🩷
🐾 Like our page ❤️
🐾 Tag Two (2) friends and ensure that they LIKE our page as well 💝

03/05/2024

Weekend Mood 😴🐶🐾

s**g beds are back in stock 🐶🐈 Prices range from $300 to $435 🐾

19/04/2024

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The inaugural BARK Air flight is scheduled to depart from New York on May 23. MORE BELOW ⬇️

15/03/2024

HE HAS BEEN FOUND! THANK YOU TO EVERYONE WHO SHARED AND SENT POSITIVE VIBES!

Hi guys, please help Felix find his way back home- please share!

13/03/2024

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08/03/2024

Adopt ❤️

01/03/2024

ADOPTION DAY!!!

SAVE THE DATE: MARCH 16TH 2024
LOCATION: C3 CENTER SAN FERNANDO

Come meet, greet and fall in LOVE with The Mustapha Project rescues ❤

On March 16th we will be at C3 Centre in San Fernando from 10am to 3pm with some of the fabulous dogs and pups currently for adoption.

Come see them and get your picture taken with your favorite rescue, learn how to foster and even sign up to adopt!

More information will be posted in the new few weeks so keep an eye out!!!

Whatsapp message 735-6528 for more information ❤🐾🐕

ADOPTION SAVES LIVES!!!

15/01/2024

Love is in the air 🩷🥰❤️🐾 The cutest Valentine’s collection is now available In-Store & Online 🐾

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30/12/2023

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It's not funny for them.

29/12/2023

Bye Bye 2023 🐾 Get 15% Off EVERYTHING* Applied at Checkout 🐾✨ Sale ends on 2nd January 2024 ✨✨

* Sale excludes Food & Medication 🐾

#2023

28/12/2023

FIREWORKS - PLEASE READ

Guys please don't wait last minute to put things in place for the safety of your pets or strays in your area or even your neighbor's dog or your cousin's dog. It doesn't matter whose dog it is if you are an animal lover just help them.

Talk to your VET about sedatives, make sure you get ID tags (they cost like $30), bring your dogs inside, make a little comfy corner for strays or even let them just spend the night by you.

Please it happens every year it's nothing new so let's be PREPARED.