Tomorrow is Giving Tuesday. As a volunteer-run organization, we rely entirely on donations from the public. We do not receive any government assistance and do not have regular donors.
Please consider donating to our cause to save stray and abandoned cats across New Jersey and support our Seniors for Seniors program in which we pay for all food, litter and veterinary care for seniors looking for a cat companion but are living on government assistance and have very limited funds.
https://venmo.com/u/gratefulpawsnj
https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=8G7D4W8NTNBFQ
Update: Foster found! Thank you, Hayden, for offering your home to her.
HER DEADLINE IS MONDAY
This girl has wandered into someone's basement and the homeowner wants her out. A concern citizen posted flyers everywhere around town and nobody has claimed her.
She is running out of time before she is kicked out into the streets. She is ear tipped so she is obviously spayed.
We can not do a single thing without a foster. Fostering costs you nothing but love and time. Save a life today. We get 2-3 emails or messages EVERY SINGLE DAY like this. We can’t be an animal rescue organization without physical places to put the animals.
Apply to foster at https://forms.gle/44XRSeHK7AULAstd6
Kittens need help!
Someone contacted us about six kittens being given away on Facebook. They’re born inside to someone’s cat. We’re looking for fosters or foster to adopt who can take at least a pair.
Fill out an application at gratefulpawsnj.com/adopt
30 seconds of kittens being adorable. You’re welcome.
Bobbles and Wobbles
Yesterday, we received an email from a local shelter saying they needed help with two CH kittens that came in. Their vet suggested euthanasia due to their poor state and the shelter wanted to find a rescue partner to give them a shot.
These Siamese kittens (we’re not breed experts but these are not stray cats) were so obviously the product of either breeding or someone’s unspayed cat getting pregnant unintentionally. They were surrendered to the shelter after supposedly being found in a park. There is NO way. They didn’t even have a speck of dirt on them when they came into the shelter. They can’t walk and would’ve been food at a young age.
These kittens are the victims of abuse. They have CH but they were most likely kept in a cage. Neither can walk on their own. One has swimmer’s syndrome (which should have been corrected at a much younger age). Because these kittens were not given the proper care, they can not walk and one is wasting away with absolutely no muscle mass. We are so angry for them. How can people let this happen?
We need to raise money to get them the right care. They will need MONTHS of physical therapy to give them a fighting chance. Please SHARE - we can’t raise this money on our own. As little as $5 will help these kittens. We were quoted $1,200 just for the first half of physical therapy. Right now we don’t have the funds to get them help.
Help us save their lives. They didn’t deserve this. They deserve to be kittens and play and run around!
Venmo: https://venmo.com/u/gratefulpawsnj
PayPal: https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=8G7D4W8NTNBFQ
Freddie Mercury was found wandering the streets and trapped in the hopes he was friendly. Oh boy he is!
Freddy is the perfect starter cat for a first time pet owner. He loves his person and will follow them around all day. He loves to play and is extremely food motivated. You can even teach him tricks! He’ll happily curl up next to you on the couch when you’re watching TV.
Freddie would like to be your one and only. He gets jealous of other pets. He wants all the love for himself.
He is kid friendly. If your kids are bugging you for a kitten but you don't think they can handle that responsibility, Freddie would be great. He still loves to play and is very cuddly. Low maintenance, he's very easy to care for.
Freddie is estimated to be about 2 years old. He is neutered and vaccinated and FeLV/FIV negative.
Apply for Freddie at gratefulpawsnj.com/adopt
Freddie Mercury was found wandering the streets and trapped in the hopes he was friendly. Oh boy he is!
Freddy is the perfect starter cat for a first time pet owner. He loves his person and will follow them around all day. He loves to play and is extremely food motivated. You can even teach him tricks! He’ll happily curl up next to you on the couch when you’re watching TV.
Freddie would like to be your one and only. He gets jealous of other pets. He wants all the love for himself.
He is kid friendly. If your kids are bugging you for a kitten but you don't think they can handle that responsibility, Freddie would be great. He still loves to play and is very cuddly. Low maintenance, he's very easy to care for.
Freddie is estimated to be about 2 years old. He is neutered and vaccinated and FeLV/FIV negative.
Apply for Freddie at gratefulpawsnj.com/adopt
