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Cat Paws Sanctuary Home to the FeLV, FIV, Diabetic, Blind, Seniors and other special cats that need a safe place to live their life Here are the links.

Anyone that would like to send the kitties some toys or food we have an updated wish list on Chewy and Amazon! Our Chewy List: https://www.chewy.com/g/cat-paws-sanctuary_b87285618

Our Amazon List: https://smile.amazon.com/hz/charitylist/ls/2IA8TXLQB5339/ref=smi_ext_lnk_lcl_cl

He may be blind, but during breakfast time Gus knows exactly where to sit to catch the caretaker’s eye to get the first ...
13/11/2025

He may be blind, but during breakfast time Gus knows exactly where to sit to catch the caretaker’s eye to get the first bowl. He is such a cutie. ♥️

Look at Ernie now.This boy is blooming.After everything he’s been through, Ernie is doing absolutely amazing. He’s gaini...
11/11/2025

Look at Ernie now.
This boy is blooming.

After everything he’s been through, Ernie is doing absolutely amazing. He’s gaining weight so much that he’s sporting a little belly now. It’s the kind of belly you get when you finally feel safe enough to rest, eat, and heal.

His best friend Tar is never far away. They spend their days curled up together on their couch. Ernie adores him. He’ll stretch out beside Tar for hours, purring softly, soaking in the warmth of friendship and peace.

There’s still a long road ahead. His body is fragile, and his care is complex. But Ernie has come so far. He’s a special boy sweet, soulful, and endlessly loving.

We’re so proud of him.

🖤 A Season of GoodbyesThe past few months have been hard. There’s no gentle way to say it. We’ve lost some of the sweete...
09/11/2025

🖤 A Season of Goodbyes

The past few months have been hard. There’s no gentle way to say it. We’ve lost some of the sweetest souls to ever curl up in our laps, purr in our arms, and trust us with their final chapters. Each one was deeply loved. Each one was fiercely fought for. And each one left behind a silence that still echoes through the sanctuary.

Binky, our brave little girl, gave us hope when we thought there was none. For a brief moment, her numbers improved, her eyes brightened, and we dared to believe she might turn the corner. But feline leukemia is cruel. It surged back with force, and her body had no more fight. We held her close, gave her kisses, and the gentlest goodbye we could. She left wrapped in warmth, surrounded by those who adored her.

Gypsy defied every prognosis. Diagnosed with FIV and renal lymphoma, she was given just two weeks. Gypsy had other plans. She stayed for a year. An entire year of sunbeams, sass, and sweetness. She greeted every morning with spunk and every visitor with sweetness. When her body finally said “enough,” we honored her strength with a soft farewell. She was a fighter and she was loved every step of the way.

TwoEyes, our tender boy, faced end stage kidney disease with quiet courage. He stretched his time far beyond what anyone expected, soaking up every cuddle, every bite of his favorite food, every moment of peace. On his last day, he was joyful spoiled with affection, full of treats, and surrounded by love. His passing was sudden, taken by a clot, but he left this world knowing he was cherished.

Caurso, our wise elder, was believed to be over 20 years old. FIV positive and full of gentle grace, he had seen more seasons than most. When an aggressive cancer took hold, we fought beside him for two weeks hoping, trying, and loving. The cancer was relentless. In the end, we gave him the final gift of peace. He passed away in our arms, hugged and held, with nothing but love surrounding him.

Each of these kitties knew love not just in their final moments, but every single day they spent with us. We fought for them as long as they wanted to fight. When they let us know it was time, we listened. We honored their courage with softness and grace. Their absence is felt greatly. We miss them terribly will remember them always.

Handsome Ruffy is enjoying his Saturday from one of the highest cat shelves in his house. Isn’t he cute?? 🥰
08/11/2025

Handsome Ruffy is enjoying his Saturday from one of the highest cat shelves in his house. Isn’t he cute?? 🥰

Simba UpdateHe spent two nights in the emergency hospital after becoming blocked. He was unable to urinate, in pain, and...
06/11/2025

Simba Update

He spent two nights in the emergency hospital after becoming blocked. He was unable to urinate, in pain, and at serious risk. The wonderful doctor was able to stabilize him and unblock him and we were so relieved to bring him back to the sanctuary. He curled up in his bed, purred, and seemed to settle. But within hours, he reblocked. We rushed him to our primary vet, It’s likely he’ll need a perineal urethrostomy (PU) surgery, a procedure that can prevent future blockages and give him a real chance at comfort and stability. It’s a major surgery and it’s expensive.

Simba is a survivor. He came to us after enduring severe abuse. We want to give him every chance to be able to live a normal happy kitty life.

If you’re able to contribute toward Simba’s surgery, you’ll be helping a cat who has already fought so hard to live. You’ll be giving him the chance to heal, to stay safe, and to finally feel better.

Thank you for loving him. We do too.

The caretakers🐾

A big thank you to everyone that donated towards his care at the ER! You make it possible for us to help him and other cats like him.

Hi. It’s me, Simba.I didn’t want to be back here. The place with the bright lights and the pokey things. I was just star...
03/11/2025

Hi. It’s me, Simba.

I didn’t want to be back here. The place with the bright lights and the pokey things. I was just starting to feel safe again. I had my soft bed, my warm meals, and kind hands that never raised in anger. I was healing but yesterday, something hurt deep inside. I cried out. I couldn’t pee, no matter how hard I tried. Then there was blood. I didn’t understand what was happening, but I knew it was bad. The caretakers scooped me up and rushed me to the emergency vet.

The doctors say I have a urinary blockage. It’s serious. They’re doing everything they can to help me, but I might need a surgery called a PU to stop this from happening again. Right now, I’m in the hospital, hooked up to tubes and wires, trying to be brave.

If you don’t remember my story, I came from a place where pain was normal. When I leaked urine or bled, the person who was supposed to care for me got angry. He kicked me. He threw me. The one person who loved me thought the only way to end my suffering was to end my life. Before they could do that the sanctuary said they wanted to take me and give me the chance I deserved.

And now, I need saving again.

If you can, please help with my care. Every donation, every share, every kind word it tells me I matter. That there are safe people in the world. That I’m not alone.

I want to go home. I want to curl up in my bed and purr again. I want to be okay.

Love,
Simba 🐾

♥️ There are many ways to donate! ♥️

♥️ Donate on our website
https://www.catpawssanctuary.com/donate

♥️ Donate on this post

♥️ Send a donation check to our our mailing address

Cat Paws Sanctuary
1015 Atlantic blvd #180
Atlantic beach, FL 32233

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*We are a 501c3 nonprofit.

Look at this handsome boy! Winky is one of our feline leukemia boys. He is loving life and enjoying the sun.
22/10/2025

Look at this handsome boy! Winky is one of our feline leukemia boys. He is loving life and enjoying the sun.

Hi, I’m Ernie.I’m an orange boy with the softest purr. I wasn’t always safe. I was abandoned left outside with no food, ...
21/10/2025

Hi, I’m Ernie.

I’m an orange boy with the softest purr. I wasn’t always safe. I was abandoned left outside with no food, no shelter, and no one to notice as I grew thinner and weaker. I was starving but someone saw me and cared. Now I’m here at the sanctuary alive, healing and loved.

I have a long road ahead. I’m a FIV positive guy and very skinny. I have a lot of infections and some of my bloodwork isn’t the greatest. I need time! My body’s still catching up. I take seven medications a day to help it do that. Seven! I don’t complain. I purr through my treatments, I eat like a champ, and I cuddle like it’s my job. I’ve found my favorite spot on the couch, where I curl up and wait for gentle hands to reach for me. I head bump them softly, asking for love. When they pet me, I melt. I love love. I love being held. I love being seen.

The sanctuary saved me. But saving cats like me comes with a cost. Right now, our vet bill is hovering around $3,000. If you believe in second chances. If you believe that no cat should be left to starve would you consider helping? A donation toward medical care expenses helps the sanctuary say “yes” to cats like me.

If you’ve fallen for me, would you be my sponsor mom or dad? I don’t have one yet. I’d love to be someone’s sponsor baby. You’d be part of my story, my healing, and my victories.

Ways to help me and my friends:

❤️ Donate on our website

https://www.catpawssanctuary.com/

❤️ Call our vet and donate directly to my care:
Coles Veterinary Clinic-904-853-6100

❤️ Donate right here on this post

Want to be my sponsor mom or dad?
Click here or visit the “Sponsor a Kitty” section on our website.

https://www.catpawssanctuary.com/sponsor-a-kitty

Thank you for loving me. I love you right back with every head bump and every purr.

—Ernie 🐾

16/10/2025

Lots of building going on here and some of the kitties can’t wait for their new outdoor area and sky walk!

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FL

Telephone

+19048782335

Website

https://www.chewy.com/g/cat-paws-sanctuary_b87285618#wish-list&wishlistsortby=AVAILABILITY

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