A Helping Paw Humane Society

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A Helping Paw Humane Society

Volunteers caring for special needs pets daily in addition to running all our life-saving programs!
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11/17/2024

Just a reminder: I'm normally away Monday & Thursday. Emailing is the best as I often check messages through the day. Sorry, I rarely answer calls if I'm out transporting pets for vet appointments. [email protected].

11/17/2024

We really love this lot...SOLD!

This lot sold for just $8.00 - what a great buy! Thank you to our buyer for helping us help pets in need. And of course to all of those who send us their jewelry donations.

11/17/2024

Apparently when my kids were younger I didn't read the bottle correctly.

11/17/2024

Time to share your best cat names!

11/17/2024

A little fun with Mojo.

11/17/2024

When we are cleaning this is the look we get from our feral kitties. One even tries to swipe our brains out. She hasn't learned yet that if she does she won't get her wet food.

11/16/2024

Any help would be so helpful! YIKES. Our little wobbly kitty is growing!!!! He's now about 6 months old. And the little devil is learning to climb even though he's disabled. He's climbed out of his current playpen twice now so obviously it's time for a bigger one. We use this for our other neurologically impaired kitties and it is tall enough they can't climb it. Being the end-of-year with very little funds we are hoping some of our friends will help donate towards the purchase cost of around $80. This makes sure our little wobbly friends are safe when they can't be monitored. We did already place a rush order so hopefully it will come tomorrow. If you can help we know our little friends thank you! Donations are secure directly on our site at www.ahelpingpaw.org or use our Facebook donate button at the top of the page. Thank you all!

11/16/2024

Sold! Thank you to our buyer for helping save lives! Please check out all the wonderful items at our Whiskers' Shop Ebay store.

11/16/2024

Not again! Someone had messy butt again this morning. Nothing wakes you up faster than a kitten smearing poo everywhere!

He's been having some real potty challenges lately. This little baby is getting to that lanky stage. Having the wobbles and being lanky don't mix well. Seems to be throwing his balance off even more. His balance isn't improving as much as we'd like. We prefer to get these guys as young as possible as often it is a result of them being confined. It limits their brain's ability to compensate for their disability. Confined spaces does not allow them the room to exercise correctly. What ends up happening is they learn a default behavior. Instead of exploring the world and allowing their brains to adjust the limited space usually causes them to stay on their sides. They learn to do everything on their sides: eat; potty, play. He's still young so we are very hopefully with additional therapy we can help him improve. For now we'll just be sure to have our baby wipes ready at all times.

11/16/2024

Wobbly boy has a new toy. We couldn't resist. Our upstairs crew have a new one too. Imagine we'll be hearing little balls rolling all night long.

11/15/2024

And we thought we had some naughty cats. Can you imagine?

11/15/2024

Fun to watch.

11/15/2024

Our handsome boy nugget. So big yet so very shy. Handsome isn't he?

11/14/2024

Yikes! Had to do four kitty baths today! Not sure what is going on with this messy, wobbly crew. We try to avoid it, causes them too much stress. Sometimes wipes just don't do the trick. After-bath nums usually keeps them happy.

11/13/2024

So fun we just had to share.

We’re thankful for all of our customers, even the four legged ones! Join us in celebrating the furry friends who brighten our branches by entering our 2nd annual contest. One lucky pet will win the exciting grand prize listed below!

11/13/2024

It is so hard not to.

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PO Box 387
East Wareham, MA

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http://ahelpingpaw.org/

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Some wobbly fun-time. www.ahelpingpaw.org

A little fun with Mojo.

Not again! Someone had messy butt again this morning. Nothing wakes you up faster than a kitten smearing poo everywhere! He's been having some real potty challenges lately. This little baby is getting to that lanky stage. Having the wobbles and being lanky don't mix well. Seems to be throwing his balance off even more. His balance isn't improving as much as we'd like. We prefer to get these guys as young as possible as often it is a result of them being confined. It limits their brain's ability to compensate for their disability. Confined spaces does not allow them the room to exercise correctly. What ends up happening is they learn a default behavior. Instead of exploring the world and allowing their brains to adjust the limited space usually causes them to stay on their sides. They learn to do everything on their sides: eat; potty, play. He's still young so we are very hopefully with additional therapy we can help him improve. For now we'll just be sure to have our baby wipes ready at all times.

Wobbly boy has a new toy. We couldn't resist. Our upstairs crew have a new one too. Imagine we'll be hearing little balls rolling all night long.

Bag wars... and the winner is! Pets at ahelpingpaw.org

Heard a bit of a commotion upstairs figured I'd see who the trouble makers were. I don't know. They look pretty innocent. What do you think?

Has to keep blind kitty busy while I was cleaning. He kept getting under my feet. He loves a stuffie!

This has been such a messy week! I feel like getting a holster for our paper towel roll. This sweet wobby boy was so excited about his food he fell in it. As he was so sick a few weeks ago we didn't dare disturb him from eating. Clean up can always wait.

Our precious little wobbly warrior was so good during his vet appointment. It broke our hearts when he didn't want to get in the carrier. He knew where he was going. For those who may not know this amazing boy has a neurological disorder and has been battling what is normally a fatal illness. He spent many months under treatment. It was time for his monthly follow up blood draw and he wanted no part of it. He cringed as soon as he saw the vet. Who could blame him, he's been 'stuck' with needles so many times. It was decided to provide mild sedation to make him more comfortable. Needless to say my heart was in my chest with worry about him being sedated. Thankfully he recovered very quickly and was more than happy to get back in the carrier. He is truly an amazing kitty for dealing so well with his disability and for going through all his treatments. As we promised this little boy deserved a bowl full of his favorite nums! A tough little warrior for sure! Don't you just love his little wobbles!

Blind kitty won't stop playing with the sprayer. So much for a deterrent.

This blind BOY! Odin will not stop playing with the cat sprayer. We moved him five times to another room - nope, he's fascinated with it! *Clearly no kitties were hurt during this video.

How mornings start with the wobbles. Let ME-OWT! First a bum check to make sure we didn't fall in anything yucky. Then some nummy breakfast. Time to run and cause some wobbly chaos! Don't you just love them!