Paws of Wakulla

10/24/2024

Again, thank you Wakulla for bringing your furry friends to our October Pamper your Pooch event!
Proceeds from the event helped buy these vaccines and other medical supplies for the homeless dogs and cats at our shelter Wakulla Animal Services.
We hope to see you at our next event!

10/22/2024

Many thanks to one of our local businesses, Waypoint Properties, for your continued support and corporate membership!
We appreciate you!

10/12/2024

🐾Well…that’s a wrap! The Paws of Wakulla “Pamper your Pooch: Fall Edition 2024” is in the books!!

🐾We saw many return 🐕 friends and made lots of new 🐶 friends!

🐾We sincerely appreciate our Board of Directors for their tireless work to put these events together!

🐾We sincerely appreciate the volunteers who showed up for us!! (Too many to name (tag yourself please)! We could not do this without our volunteers!! 💜

🐾And a huge thanks to all the furbaby parents who made the choice to come out in this beautiful day and support us!

🐾♥️🐾Thank you so much! 🐾♥️🐾

10/12/2024

Meet Midnight! She came to her first dog wash and is currently being fostered and is available for adoption from Wakulla Animal Services! Midnight is 5 months old and was so well behaved for her spa services today. 🐾

Call the shelter if you are interested in this sweet pup!!

10/12/2024

Some of our very satisfied customers!!!

10/12/2024

Still pampering!!! Here until 2!! @ Hudson Park! And look who came to help Ralph Thomas and Nichols!

Thank you for your support!

10/12/2024

Working hard for these pooches!!! Come see us for a pampering for YOUR pooch!

10/12/2024

10/12/2024

Huge THANK YOU for our members and volunteers!! We can’t do this without your help!!

10/12/2024

10/12/2024

10/12/2024

Pamper your pooch Fall edition is Happening Now!!!! Puppy Purrs Dog Grooming is here too! Come see us from 9:30-2:00 @ Hudson Park!

10/12/2024

Paws Pamper Your Pooch day happening now! Hudson park!

10/12/2024

Paws Pamper Your Pooch day happening now! Hudson park!

10/03/2024

Come Pamper Your Pooch with Paws of Wakulla Saturday, October 12th at Hudson Park!

09/25/2024

Pets are at higher risk of becoming lost when in an unknown environment or while traveling in the car. Losing your pet is never good but losing them in a place other than home is even more dangerous. Following these precautions will help to keep them safe. Storms are scary for pets too. Take these steps to keep them safe, whether you evacuate or stay home.

What to do now:

• Have your pet microchipped. This is a permanent means of identification. Include a back-up phone number of an out-of-state friend/family member. Email a copy of the paperwork to yourself so you can access it even if you’re not at home. Take a photo with your mobile phone too.

• Make an ID tag while you wait at a pet store or Walmart for under $10. A tag allows the finder to contact you immediately without taking your pet to a shelter or vet clinic to be scanned for a microchip. During a hurricane, clinics and shelters may be closed for days or weeks! Include your cell phone number, not your home phone number – you won’t be there! Include an emergency back up phone number for a trusted family member or friend who lives in a different city or state.

• Have a plan for where to take your pet if you’re unable to bring them with you during an evacuation – enlist the help of a trusted friend or family member.

• Take photos of your pet from all angles, including a close-up of their face. Show unusual coloring or markings. Upload pictures to an online photo storage site or email them to yourself.

If you need to evacuate:

• Use a Sharpie to write your phone number on their collar (or their belly) if you don’t have an ID tag.

• Never leave your pet behind! Emergency shelters are required to allow pets during a hurricane.

• You’ll need proof of vaccinations for shelters and hotels.

• Bring pet medications, vet records, microchip records (in a waterproof container), kitty litter/box, food, dishes, manual can opener, and water.

• Use a leash and properly fitted collar with legible ID tag. Harness or martingale collar recommended.

• Crate your dog/cat. Be sure crate is sturdy and door securely fastened.

• Check crate door/firm grip on leash before opening car doors or hotel door.

• Run seat belt through leash handle. Keeps dog with car if there’s an accident or from bolting when the door opens.

• After stopping for gas/food, be sure all pets are in car before driving away.

• Place a sign on hotel door “Pets inside. Do not open door.” Secure pets when left alone in room so housekeeping doesn’t accidentally let them out.

If you have lost or found a pet, send their information to our partner, www.PetFBI.org, to enter them into the largest lost/found database in the country. More tips: www.LostDogsFlorida.org. We are an all-volunteer organization with real people who truly care and want to help. Our services are 100% free!

Now is the time to make a plan! ~ Lost Dogs Florida

09/20/2024

We are thrilled that Puppy Purrs Dog Grooming will again help us at our October dog wash fundraiser! We really appreciate your support over the last few years helping at this event!

09/14/2024

We are happy to share The Kind News magazine, published by RedRover, will be available at our Wakulla County Public Library starting next week. There are two versions, depending on your youngster’s age. It encourages reading, and learning about animals, domestic and wild alike.

09/10/2024

Mission San Luis invites you to Blessing of the Animals!

09/07/2024

Dog wash fundraiser, benefiting the dogs and cats at our local shelter Wakulla Animal Services, as well as TNR and our programs.
Would love to get some volunteers for this event, and of course we need your furry friends to come see us to help their homeless friends at the shelter!
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