Good Paws Training

28/02/2025

Poor Halo hasn’t found her forever home yet. If no one is interested in fostering or adopting by tomorrow, she has to be dropped at Animal Friends shelter.

Please get this girl a home!

22/02/2025

🐾Halo Uodate🐾

Due to some unexpected circumstances Halo is in need of a foster.

She is currently being held on a stray hold with Good Paws. I would prefer not sending her to Animal Friends (Butler CO’s animal shelter).

Unless, the original owner gets back to me in the next 4 days, and can pass adoption requirements, Halo will be available for adoption.

I can only hold Halo for a few more days so a foster would be needed.

If you want to foster or adopt Halo let me know! Please email [email protected] for more info. Note that I do not check/get notification for comments.

P.S. Juna, shown in the picture with two dogs is also available for adoption.

18/02/2025

Good Paws is excited to announce we have been successful in trapping and getting Halo out of this cold into a warm car.

Thanks again to Cinda Lee for staying up all night watching the cameras so I could get some rest before my shift this morning.

She’s sweet, warm, and relieved.

Thank you to all the wonderful neighbors in Rolling Hills who worked hard to ensure a successful recovery. Now, to get people to stop speeding down the streets!

17/02/2025

We are working another case in Butler County right now, trying to help Halo.

Halo is newly adopted and was lost in an unfamiliar neighborhood when brought to be pet sat by friends of the owner.

She is scared and in flight mode but ready to go home! We have traps set and a plan of action.

However, we have been bombarded with cases lately and our resources are tapped. Any donations or volunteers are greatly needed and appreciated.

Cashapp: $GoodPaws
PayPal: goodpawstraining
Amazon wish list: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/2Y2YL8L6JLTHN?ref_=wl_share

Let’s bring this girl home!!!

14/02/2025

After nearly a year on the run Gypsy has been saved! We got her!

She’s a young boxer mix with a fun, cute, playful demeanor. She is as healthy as we could expect! She has been seen by the vet, Dr. Parsons, from Pleasant Valley Vet and Fleming County Animal Hospital and came back with an all clear checkup.

Thank you to Cleo’s Legacy for intaking and vetting. Thank you to Alyssa for your hard work in bringing everyone together to get this wonderful girl off the streets.

And a very special thank you to Leanne and John whom spent 5 months feeding her twice a day.

Couldn’t ask for a better Furry Valentine’s Day gift! (And birthday gift to John shhh).

Good Paws provides these rescue and recovery cases for free and we rely solely on generous donations from community members like you. All donations are put back directly into future cases

If you’d like to donate:

We accept PayPal or CashApp (). We also have an Amazon wishlist https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/2Y2YL8L6JLTHN?ref_=wl_share

Thank you for another wonderful community working together!

13/02/2025

We are out here in Fleming County, KY working on the recovery case to try and trap Gypsy, a very young boxer, who has been living in this park for nearly a year.

We have had some luck so far and our traps are set. She has been so close to going in but not yet.

And we have a barn cat who has been enjoying our scraps (and might keep setting the trap off)

As always, donations are always welcome and needed as we provide these services for Free and work solely on donations.

12/02/2025

URGENT NOTICE: ALL PETS WITH MICROCHIPS

If your pet has a microchip with Save A Life Microchip co, you MUST register your chip with a different organization.

Save A Life Microchip company has shut down without notice and has disconnected their servers from the national registry.

We are posting a pic with three other microchip registry organizations. You should NOT have to pay a registration fee. If you are told so, call us and we will get you situated.

https://www.news5cleveland.com/news/local-news/pet-owners-urged-to-re-register-microchips-after-company-shuts-down

*we have tried verifying this information to the best we could. Sources and links may be listed below. If any information we post here is inaccurate please contact us and we will make corrections*

https://www.news5cleveland.com/news/local-news/pet-owners-urged-to-re-register-microchips-after-company-shuts-down

27/01/2025

https://mailchi.mp/vet.upenn.edu/weekly-roundup-at-pvwdc-10132990

Very sad to hear the news of Cindy's retirement. Albeit, well deserved!
She has been a huge asset to Penn Vet and many of us within the community and industry.

She changed a lot of my techniques, learning, and teaching methods and I owe a lot to her knowledge and dedication.

Best of luck in your retirement, Cindy!

After over 33 years of dedicated service to the University of Pennsylvania’s School of Veterinary Medicine, Professor of Working Dog Sciences and Sports Medicine Cynthia “Cindy” Otto plans to retire on July 1, 2026. Please join us in congratulating Cindy on her pending, well-deserved retiremen...

24/01/2025

Bella, the Boxer, who has been lost in Mt. Healthy for 4 weeks has officially been caught and is now home!

Thank you everyone for all your help with this beautiful, sweet girl!
I will update with more pics and news after her vet visit.

As always, a community came together to save this lost pet.

Good Paws provides these services free, we run solely on donations from generous people. If you would like to donate you can do so by the following ways:
CashApp/Paypal :
Venmo: (I needed to close the Good Paws Venmo bc they were charging me a huge fee - this is my personal venmo acct so you can list in description "Good Paws donation"

or our Amazon wishlist: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/2Y2YL8L6JLTHN?ref_=wl_share

Thank you!!

23/01/2025

This sweet girl was running on 275 in blue ash for over a week. And when we say on- we mean it! She would run through traffic during morning/evening rush hour! Whew - was it scary!

Good Paws was finally able to catch this sweet girl!

After another week, no owner was found and she was adopted into a wonderful home!

Thanks to those who helped me set a trap on a deep hill in the bushes while I was hobbling along with a broken ankle.

23/01/2025

Good Paws is currently working with community members to help rescue Bella the boxer. We were out there today for 6 hours tracking, setting up traps, and getting Bella comfortable with us.

As always, we appreciate all neighbors who help during these times!

We will keep you posted!

29/12/2023

Another amazing trap session with the missy trap thanks to Cinda Lansaw Lee who came out last minute at 5am to help me catch this missing boy.

Satchmo got out of his grandma’s yard on Christmas night. Unfamiliar with the area and ended up in Sharon Woods. With no sightings up until yesterday evening at 5p - I went out into the park at night. A quick few more sightings and hearing of his collar tags I was able to make a plan of action for his family. Thanks for the chat and help with this Natalie! (and for laughing so much with me when we jumped the fence and my butt/pants didn't survive the jump)

I called Cinda late last night and we arranged for her to come down. We set up the trap and bait and within minutes we got Satchmo!

His dad and doggy brother were so excited to see them. It was a happy reuinon!

And just like that two dogs, two crazy rescuers, and exactly one week apart we have made two families complete this holiday season!

I love what I do and the amazing people I meet doing this!

25/12/2023

Wishing everyone a very wonderful holiday season! This year Good Paws with the help of several other wonderful neighbors made it possible for two long lost pets to make it home for the holidays!
For those of you whom have been following the journey of Buckeye (“Bucky”) the lost dog from Dayton - who made his way to Sharonville and West Chester (Cincinnati):
On Friday, December 22, 2023 at 10:30pm- a long 5 months after Bucky went missing from his foster home, we were finally able to catch and bring him home!
With all the thanks to our neighbors in Indian Springs, Rolling Knolls, Bennington Drive, Cottingham Dr/Bath Ct, and Sprucewood Court who kept Bucky safe, VERY well fed, and helped keep spottings up to date without intervening. To all the families who let me park in their driveways, sneak around their yards and hide in bushes, set what felt like one million traps - and of course, Cinda of All Paws Matter, who was able to give our last ditch effort of bringing the most fabulous missy trap - THANK YOU!
I don’t think I have ever met such a wonderful bunch of neighbors in all my years of trapping lost/stray/community animals - and I am so lucky to have you in such close proximity to my own home and facility.
Bucky is now back with his original foster who will continue to work on his relationship with humans, his leash skills, and to minimize his flight risk. Bucky will be seeing a vet this coming week to do a full exam.
Bucky is looking for his forever home and if you are interested - should be ready for adoption in the coming weeks. Good Paws will be offering discounted training and boarding programs for Bucky if anyone in the neighborhoods who helped keep him safe adopts him. If you are interested, please contact us!
Good Paws spent close to 200 hours in the last 7 weeks working on bringing Bucky home. Good Paws is able to help lost dogs (or cats) like Bucky with the help of donations from wonderful neighbors like you! If you would like to donate to help offset some of these costs we have an amazon wishlist located https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/2Y2YL8L6JLTHN?ref_=wl_share. We also accept donations via CashApp ($GoodPaws) and PayPal () that might cover costs such as vet bills, transportation, and/or other supplies not available on Amazon.
In addition to Buckey - wonderful neighbors helped to trap Trig (formally known as Socrates) a long time colony cat of Blue Ash who went missing in 2017. He was an extremely trap savvy cat and we were able to finally trap him on the same evening as Bucky. Trig now has his forever home where he will be loved for his remaining days. This cat is extremely close to my heart and I am so glad and grateful he has wonderful people caring for him in his last few years.
Again, Thank you everyone for working so hard to bring these two home! This is what community is all about! Happy Holidays and a wonderful, safe, New Year!
Alecia - Good Paws, LLC

24/07/2023

Please help with Juna’s hip surgery!

Juna is the puppy I helped rescue on the Fourth of July. After seeing the vet on Friday we learned Juna has a broken hip and will need surgery. The total cost of her initial visit, X-rays, surgery, spay, vaccines is $2,300. We have raised $1,500 so far.

Please help get the word out! All details are in the go fund me link including where to make direct donations to the vet clinic and the breakout of charges.

UPDATE AFTER FIRST VET VISIT: 7/21/23 Juna was finally seen at the v… Alecia Salus needs your support for Help Cover Vet Bills for Injured Hartwell Puppy

07/06/2020

Today’s post is all about finding whom to hold accountable. Each slide offers a place to contact local representatives for the City of Cincinnati.
I have also included information. This has been an easy way for me to find my representatives and send letters to them on pressing issues where I want my voice heard.
Go to city council meetings. Make sure the topics discussed include our voices. Demand more from the ones who are supposed to represent you.
Don’t forget: Cincinnati police have a history of police brutality and currently are using excessive force during protests. Call Chief Isaac and demand he do better!
Sheriff Neil, who should have been voted out this year, raised the thin blue line flag during protests. Hold him accountable. He has a long history of racial tension and poor judgement calls.
Vote! @ Cincinnati

05/06/2020

Read the below caption. We need more than GESTURES. We are demanding ACTION. What is the Mayor of DC actually going to do to make sure things change?

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D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser had a 66ft high Black Lives Matter painted on the steeet leading to the White House. She also renamed 16th Street NW, Black Lives Matter Plaza. While we applaud the symbolic gesture and how it will p**s Trump and his fellow racists off, we stand with when they call this “a performative distraction from real policy change.” , it’s time to and enact the demands of . Mayor, it’s time to go viral for policy change, not paint. (Video: )

02/06/2020

Here is a brief listing of ways to currently support the protests and protestors. From donating funds to bringing supplies.
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We will continue to provide resources for you as we fight for the injustices faced by the black community.
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Feel free to comment below on some other resources and organizations you would like to see us provide.
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02/06/2020

In the coming week, I will continue to post information and resources regarding Black Lives Matter. This will include local, state, and national organizations fighting against Police Brutality, organizing of protests, bail funds, as well as local/state/national level government officials to call out and demand justice and change.
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Let me make this clear: we are demanding JUSTICE not awareness. Be are demanding CHANGE not awareness.
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I urge you to please donate supplies, time, or funds to any of the organizations. If you can’t do that, write a letter and call the officials! DO SOMETHING MORE!!
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