Angel Paws of Pend Oreille County

11/17/2024

LOST dog.

Last seen off of Spring Valley on 11/16/24. Please call the owner if found. 208 620 1546
Has a collar and vest on. No chip.

08/09/2024

We have 12 barn cats ready for their new employment!

They are spayed/neutered, rabies and vaccines.

We have 3 barn pens available to help get them settled if you don't have an enclosed area to keep them for 3-4 weeks.

https://www.cvasanctuary.org/tnr-barn-cats

07/12/2024

06/14/2024

One of our memebers has rescued several rabbits and is looking for homes for them. They are all healthy. If you are interested in one they are looking to trade a bunny for a 50 lb bag of rabbit food. PM for more details.

05/30/2024

This dog is need of a foster or a permanent home after 30 days. He does need to be neutered. Angel Paws helped with his initial care and would be willing to pay for his neuter. Please message if you can help. We do accept donations as well.

04/13/2024

Angel Paws is not affiliated with this clinic. Please contact Pawsitive Outreach Spay/Neuter Advocates - POSNA for more information.

POSNA DOG CLINIC WED APRIL 17TH!
(WE ARE NOW FULL FOR APRIL 17TH)

We currently have just a few more openings for the spay/neuter clinic for dogs this coming Wed April 17th, in the Diamond Lake area 10 miles south of Newport. Prices go by weight and start at $85 for dogs up to $75 pounds. Parvo shots are $15 and Rabies are $10.
To get booked in please call us at your earliest convenience at (509)671-1427. The spots will fill up quickly!
Frost, our canine model, says: 'Get your best buddy fixed! You'll both be glad you did!'

04/11/2024

Join us Friday afternoons from 12-2 p.m. for free microchip clinics at our animal care center! No appointment is necessary. Please be sure your pups are leashed and kitties are in carriers. Questions? Call (208) 265-7297 x100.

04/07/2024

CVAS' waiting lists at current are Dogs 64 and Cats 160+ including 3 cat colonies! Please Spay/Neuter, train your pets, and understand we can't take in an animal on demand.

04/01/2024

Please read carefully!
Angel Paws is Not affiliated with this. We are sharing for your convenience. Please contact Pawsitive Outreach for further info. https://www.facebook.com/share/p/BqYtFbCD5iVvQLL9/?mibextid=Nif5oz

POSNA CLINIC FOR CATS SUN, APRIL 7TH IN CHEWELAH!

The amazing Dr Laura and her crew, along with our wonderful volunteers, is onboard for another BIG clinic in Chewelah. Yay!!! Kitten season is in full swing, which means there's no time to lose getting your cats spayed/neutered!
CATS ONLY FOR THIS CLINIC!
The cost of either a spay or neuter is $45. Vaccinations for Rabies or the 3-way upper respiratory and distemper shots are $10 each. We will always work with you on payment and may have some financial help available. YOU MUST GET BOOKED IN TO PARTICIPATE! TO GET BOOKED IN PLEASE CALL US AT (509)671-1427.
BE SURE TO GIVE US:
YOUR NAME
NUMBER
WHAT YOU HAVE
WHERE YOU'RE LOCATED

KITTY BIOLOGY 101:
The first kittens of the year have already been born. The gestation period is about 2 months for cats, so there's no time to lose getting your kitty altered. Cats can go into their first heat, AND BECOME PREGNANT, at just 5 months old. No need to wait until they come out of heat, which is very difficult to do, in any case, with their non-stop cycles. Once they come into heat, they will continue to cycle until they're either spayed, or become pregnant. Any question about which option is preferable? Unlike dogs, who go into heat twice a year, cats can have 3-4 litters yearly. Should they become pregnant, they can become pregnant AGAIN, while they're still nursing their first litter. It doesn't take a mathematician to see that just one unspayed cat can produce WAY more kittens than their owners can find good homes for. All of us in rescue are painfully aware that there are already far more great kitties waiting for their forever homes than families who can take good care of them.
If you've missed the bus and already have kittens, they can be spayed/neutered when they weigh at least 2 pounds. Since kittens gain weight at an average of a pound per month, they're usually up to weight at 8-10 weeks old. For their mom to be spayed, the kittens have to be eating solid food and be able to be away from her for the day.
DON'T DELAY, SPOTS FILL UP FAST!
Thank you for being a responsible pet owner, and joining us in mission of:
'Working For A World With No More Homeless Pets!

03/25/2024

POSNA CLINIC FOR CATS SUN, APRIL 7TH IN CHEWELAH!

The amazing Dr Laura and her crew, along with our wonderful volunteers, is onboard for another BIG clinic in Chewelah. Yay!!! Kitten season is in full swing, which means there's no time to lose getting your cats spayed/neutered!
CATS ONLY FOR THIS CLINIC!
The cost of either a spay or neuter is $45. Vaccinations for Rabies or the 3-way upper respiratory and distemper shots are $10 each. We will always work with you on payment and may have some financial help available. YOU MUST GET BOOKED IN TO PARTICIPATE! TO GET BOOKED IN PLEASE CALL US AT (509)671-1427.
BE SURE TO GIVE US:
YOUR NAME
NUMBER
WHAT YOU HAVE
WHERE YOU'RE LOCATED

KITTY BIOLOGY 101:
The first kittens of the year have already been born. The gestation period is about 2 months for cats, so there's no time to lose getting your kitty altered. Cats can go into their first heat, AND BECOME PREGNANT, at just 5 months old. No need to wait until they come out of heat, which is very difficult to do, in any case, with their non-stop cycles. Once they come into heat, they will continue to cycle until they're either spayed, or become pregnant. Any question about which option is preferable? Unlike dogs, who go into heat twice a year, cats can have 3-4 litters yearly. Should they become pregnant, they can become pregnant AGAIN, while they're still nursing their first litter. It doesn't take a mathematician to see that just one unspayed cat can produce WAY more kittens than their owners can find good homes for. All of us in rescue are painfully aware that there are already far more great kitties waiting for their forever homes than families who can take good care of them.
If you've missed the bus and already have kittens, they can be spayed/neutered when they weigh at least 2 pounds. Since kittens gain weight at an average of a pound per month, they're usually up to weight at 8-10 weeks old. For their mom to be spayed, the kittens have to be eating solid food and be able to be away from her for the day.
DON'T DELAY, SPOTS FILL UP FAST!
Thank you for being a responsible pet owner, and joining us in mission of:
'Working For A World With No More Homeless Pets!

03/21/2024

UPDATE: Typo fixed in the flyer below. If you picked up a handout at the Colville home and garden show, please be sure to correct the May date on your flyer to May 4th. Sorry for the confusion!

Great news! Our low-cost vaccination and microchip clinic will be up and running again starting April 6th from 9:30am-1:00pm!
We are excited to offer extended hours and additional services. See our flyer below for details and feel free to message or call us with questions. Spread the word and we'll see you starting April 6th!

03/14/2024

Angel Paws has received a lot of calls/messages with the information that follows. I just wanted to try to clarify, so there is no confusion.

Angel Paws is not a shelter or a veterinarian clinic. We help with a one time emergency situation in "SPECIFIC" zip codes. We are unable to help anyone outside these zip codes. We apologize, but we are a small non profit with limited funding and have rules/guidelines to follow.

We "DO" accept donations.

We do not rehome pets. There are specific sites on FB and craigslist. Please use caution when rehoming pets. Ask for decent rehoming fees for the safety of the animal. There are dog fighting rings that use pets as bait.

We try to post any low cost spay/neuter and vaccine clinics, that are put on by others. We do not run these clinics, nor do we have anything to do with them. Angel Paws is NOT affiliated with them.
Here are a few.
Pawsitive Outreach Spay/Neuter Advocates - POSNA
SpokAnimal C.A.R.E.
Pet Savers

If you have a lost pet/found pet in Pend Oreille County, please call the local sheriff. You can also contact the surrounding shelters in Spokane, Idaho and Colville. If you have a pet that you have found please rake it to your nearest vet to see if it is chipped.
Please chip your pets, so if they are lost they will be identifiable easier.
Here are a few contacts.:
Priest River Animal Rescue
SCRAPS
Colville Valley Animal Sanctuary
Spokane Humane Society

Please spay/neuter your pets. There are a ton of unwanted pets out there.
Thank you! ♥️ 🐾

03/14/2024

https://www.facebook.com/share/2P4hXPvthoeSwY5A/?mibextid=xfxF2i

10/04/2023

Tess is a spayed female looking for a new home WITH OUT cats. She is a 3 years old, spayed large girl! She is a Pyr/collie/shepherd. Okay with larger kids. Okay with some dogs.
Contact her owner at (509)990-7860!

09/27/2023

Pay for pet care

09/18/2023

WANT TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE? POSNA NEEDS YOU!

POSNA has many very fulfilling volunteer opportunities available, many of which can be done from the comfort of your own home, whenever it's convenient for you. Some of the things you can do from home to organize our frequently held spay/neuter clinics include: help booking our clinics, doing reminder and follow up calls and contacting people when it's time to pick up their animals after a clinic. More at home jobs include posting our adoptable pets on our website and keeping it up to date on events, etc.
Want to get out there and do hands on work with animals? We always need help cleaning our shelter and kitty cuddlers to spend quality time with our shelter cats. Fosters for kittens, nursing moms, bottle babies and cats needing socializing are always needed as well. We are located about 30 mile north of the Y in Spokane and 10 miles south of Newport, off Hwy 2. Because we're rural, we don't get the foot traffic shelters in towns experience. The more people our cats are exposed to and the more quality time they receive, the more adoptable they are and the sooner they can head off to their happy homes. We also need help transporting animals and supplies as well as picking up donated items.
People are constantly calling us for help, but only a tiny fraction of people who contact us, maybe one in a hundred, step up to the plate to help with our spay/neuter clinics and to care for our rescued cats. We are especially short handed right now with volunteers and fosters having to step away due to health and other unexpected issues that we all experience in life. If you're that one in a hundred, please call us at (509)671-1427!
Have more money than time? The only way we're able to keep the doors open is through the kindness and generosity of our friends. Donations can be made on our website by using the link below and clicking on the 'Donate' button.
Donations can also be mailed to:
POSNA
P O Box 1241
Newport, WA 99156

POSNA is a 501c3 nonprofit organization, so all donations are tax deductible to the full extent of the law.
The Crew at POSNA and the animals who depend on us, thank you for supporting our mission of 'Working towards a world with no more homeless animals'!