Howdy! ,
I'm Lame Little Johnny, a ten week old precious male kitten, who desperately needs a helping paw! When I was younger, my front left leg was badly injured. I was shunned by my mom and siblings and was left to fend for myself. I dragged myself around for several weeks, starving, weak, and full of fleas and worms! Finally, a nice gentleman found me and called Delaware Valley Veterinary Hospital, who told him to call animal rescue, also a client of Del Val. I was examined by Dr. John Vinciguerra. He told my rescue mom that my leg had to be amputated! However, before I can be operated on, I must put on some weight and get stronger. Dr. Steve Milden and Dr. John Vinciguerra of Delaware Valley Veterinary Hospital will be doing my surgery. My rescue mom says they are the BEST and that they will take great care of me! After I heal, I will need a very special loving home.
Thank you and please say a prayer for me.
Love,
Little Johnny
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UPDATE!!!!!!! LITTLE JOHNNY IS RECOVERING NICELY FROM HIS SURGERY. HE IS RUNNING AND PLAYING ON HIS THREE GOOD LEGS. LITTLE JOHNNY SENDS HIS LOVE TO ALL THE CARING PEOPLE WHO HELPED HIM THROUGH HIS ORDEAL.
UPDATE!!!!!!! LITTLE JOHNNY HAS BEEN ADOPTED BY HIS FOSTER PARENTS WHO COULD NOT BEAR TO PART WITH HIM. HE IS NOW ENJOYING LIFE IN HIS PERMANENT FOREVER HOME. MANY THANKS TO THIS WONDERFUL MOTHER AND DAUGHTER DUO FOR ALL THEY HAVE DONE ON BEHALF OF HOMELESS ANIMALS.
THANK YOU AND THANK PETFINDER.COM FOR JOINING PACS "CIRCLE OF COMPASSION FOR ANIMALS"!! OUR POSTED FURRY ANGELS WILL BE LUCKY ENOUGH TO FIND LOVE AND A PERMANENT HOME BECAUSE OF YOU AND WE SINCERELY THANK ALL OF YOU FOR YOUR COMPASSION. Animals for adoption may be posted shortly, including many, many sweet healthy kittens. In the meantime, should you wish to adopt a furry angel, please e-mail cathouse@snip.net to reach an experienced adoption counselor.
PAWS AND CLAWS SOCIETY (PACS) LARGE PROJECT NEWS CENTER
"I ask for the privilege of not being born ... not to be born until you can assure me of a home and a master to protect me, and a right to live as long as I am physically able to enjoy life ... not to be born until my body is precious and men have ceased to exploit it because it is cheap and plentiful." Need we say more? Pet overpopulation is a monumental problem. Spay/Neuter is the solution.
Every day we give thanks for the wonderful veterinarians who give their time and talents on behalf of our homeless animals. They may not reap great financial benefits here on earth, but they are sure to receive the most wonderful rewards in heaven when they again meet all the grateful furry angels they have saved.
WONDERFUL WORDS FROM OUR FURRY ANGELS
My mom has been telling me about all the wonderful things you are doing to help me. There are not enough meows in the entire world to let you know how much this means to me and my mom. I worry about my mom just as much as she worries about me. She has been so upset trying to find a way to make me better. No one wanted me when I was at the shelter. I was old and tired and skinny and really not so pretty to look at. But, my mom saw the beauty in me and told me once she held me and I wrapped my paws around her neck she knew at once I was going home with her. I remember when she put me in her car to take me home on that first day of my new life, she whispered to me that she would give me the best life she could give me for the rest of my days. If my meows could be turned into words, I could make her feel better and let her know that she is doing just that. My mom is having it rough right now but she is doing all she can to help me first and with you as my friend also, I know I will get better.
Your right, Dr.John is very handsome and was gentle and kind to me.
Gotta Go, my mom is going into the kitchen and it is my job to meow for more food.
Love and Meows
Tigger
PACS also received a special thank you for our dog house project. "Thanks to the students of the Special Services School for giving our dog Bella a new home. Under a community service program overseen by John Fulton, Bella received a new dog house built by the students from material donated by the Paws and Claws Society. The students did an excellent job. The house is strong and sturdy and it looks great. Thanks again for your good deeds and for helping others in your community. "
—North Cape May
PAWS AND CLAWS SOCIETY IS A PROUD SPONSOR OF THE 2009 NO-KILL CONFERENCE IN WASHINGTON, DC. May 2-3, 2009, the No Kill Advocacy Center is teaming up with the Animal Law program at George Washington University Law School to bring together the nation’s most successful shelter directors and the nation’s top animal lawyers. They will help you create a No Kill community and teach you how to use the legal system to save the lives of animals. www.nokillconference.org for more information.CALENDAR YEAR 2008 MAJOR HIGHLIGHTS
Paws and Claws continues to work diligently to end the cycle of cruelty caused by unchecked pet reproduction. PACS provided thousands of FREE spay/neuter surgeries for homeless pets during calendar year 2008. PACS also provided for vaccinations, testings, internal and external parasite treatments. PACS spay/neuter programs and services certainly epitomize our philosophy of Prevention Not Destruction. In addition to providing sheltering assistance for hundreds of homeless companion animals, Paws and Claws Society funded medical treatment for sick or injured cats and dogs, which included many life-saving surgeries. Each month, PACS makes available the award-winning newspaper, KIND NEWS, to more than three thousand children enrolled in the second, third and fourth grades. This publication helps teach children respect for animals and the environment.
JANUARY/FEBRUARY, 2008: MOTHER JONES MAGAZINE FEATURES PACS AD THAT PROMOTES ISAR AND SPAY/NEUTER!! Paws and Claws came up with a fabulous new idea of getting the huge ISAR (International Society for Animal Rights) spay/neuter billboard into print media.
FEBRUARY 26, 2008: CAT SPAY DAY INITIATIVE A BIG SUCCESS !!! PACS 14th Annual Cat Spay Day initiative was offered at all five Nutrition Sites in Cape May County. PACS partners organizations of CMC to provide residents with FREE spay/neuter coupons redeemable at nine (9) participating veterinarian offices and three (3) spay/neuter clinics. Our sincere thanks to Madelyn Filipski for making this event a complete success.
SPRING, 2008: PACS RECEIVES KUDO’S FROM ISAR: Paws and Claws featured in ISAR Spring, 2008 newsletter and received warm thanks for the great idea to utilize the ISAR billboard in the print media. ISAR also instructed readers to visit the ISAR website to see the ad that PACS had placed in the print media.
MARCH/APRIL, 2008: GEORGIE PORGIE, POSTER KITTY FOR PACS “CIRCLE OF COMPASSION FOR ANIMALS” INITIATIVE FEATURED IN MOTHER JONES MAGAZINE!!! Paws and Claws educational campaign to promote a spay/neuter and adoption message to the general public appeared in Mother Jones Magazine.
MAY/JUNE, 2008: MOTHER JONES MAGAZINE FEATURES PACS AD THAT PROMOTES ISAR AND SPAY/NEUTER!! Paws and Claws came up with a fabulous new idea of getting the huge ISAR (International Society for Animal Rights) spay/neuter billboard into print media.
JULY, 2008: PENNSVILLE POUND OFFICIALLY JOINS THE “CIRCLE” PROGRAM!!! Pennsville Township Mayor and Council passed into law an Ordinance to create the Spay/Neuter and Adoption Program. This Ordinance will allow for the establishment of an Advisory Committee for the Pennsville Pound and the hiring of an Animal Adoption Coordinator. The passage of the ordinance brings to fruition the initial plan set in motion in October of 2007.
JULY/AUGUST, 2008: GEORGIE PORGIE, POSTER KITTY FOR PACS “CIRCLE OF COMPASSION FOR ANIMALS” INITIATIVE FEATURED IN MOTHER JONES MAGAZINE!!!
Paws and Claws educational campaign to promote a spay/neuter and adoption message to the general public appeared in Mother Jones Magazine.
AUGUST, 2008: PACS DOG HOUSE BUILDING PROJECT WELL RECEIVED IN CAPE MAY COUNTY. Cape May County Special Services School District letter of thanks on behalf of the children who participated in the building of dog houses, which were then delivered by Animal Control Officers to residents in the county whose dogs were in need. This is the third time since the DOG HOUSE PROJECT was first introduced by PACS in 1994, that PACS has partnered with others to establish the program in another area of New Jersey.
SEPTEMBER, 2008: KIND NEWS PUBLICATION SPONSORED BY PACS FOR THIRD YEAR IN CMC. Paws and Claws Society again provided this award winning publication to every Cape May County third grader.
SEPTEMBER, 2008: PAWS AND CLAWS SUPPORTS PHYSICIANS COMMITTEE FOR RESPONSIBLE MEDICINE!!! Dr. Neal Barnard, Founder of PCRM, gave a wonderful presentation at a Cherry Hill event.
NOV/DEC, 2008: GEORGIE PORGIE, POSTER KITTY FOR PACS “CIRCLE OF COMPASSION FOR ANIMALS” INITIATIVE FEATURED IN MOTHER JONES MAGAZINE!!!
Paws and Claws educational campaign to promote a spay/neuter and adoption message to the general public appeared in Mother Jones Magazine.
CALENDAR YEAR 2007
Paws and Claws continues to work diligently to end the cycle of cruelty caused by unchecked pet reproduction. PACS provided 2,287 FREE spay/neuter surgeries for homeless pets during calendar year 2007. PACS also provided for vaccinations, testings, internal and external parasite treatments. PACS spay/neuter programs and services certainly epitomize our philosophy of Prevention Not Destruction. In addition to providing sheltering assistance for hundreds of homeless companion animals, Paws and Claws Society funded medical treatment for 292 sick or injured cats and dogs, which included 8 life-saving surgeries. Each month, PACS makes available the award-winning newspaper, KIND NEWS, to 3096 children enrolled in the second, third and fourth grades. This publication helps teach children respect for animals and the environment.
FEBRUARY 28, 2007: PACS CAT SPAY DAY INITIATIVE FIRST OFFERED IN 1994 CONTINUES!!! PACS Cat Spay Day initiative offered at all five Nutrition Sites in Cape May County. PACS partners with Cape May County Animal Shelter Alliance, Beacon Animal Rescue, Animal Outreach of CMC and Animal Welfare Society of CMC to provide residents with FREE spay/neuter coupons redeemable at nine (9) participating veterinary offices and three (3) spay/neuter clinics. Our sincere thanks to Madelyn Filipski for making this event a complete success.
APRIL 1, 2007: BILLBOARDS SENDING SPAY/NEUTER AND ADOPTION MESSAGE TO THE PUBLIC!!! Billboards and their Spay/Neuter and Adoption message were seen in several locations in Cape May County. This year’s educational campaign also promoted PACS Circle of Compassion for Animals.
MAY, 2007: PACS PARTICIPATES IN SECOND PITTSGROVE DAY EVENT!!! PACS provided residents with FREE spay/neuter coupons redeemable at participating vets.
MAY, 2007: PACS SAFER PROGRAM CONTINUES IN ATLANTIC, BERGEN, BURLINGTON, CAMDEN, CAPE MAY, SALEM, AND SUSSEX COUNTIES!!! Partnering with individual trappers and caretakers, PACS and its SAFER (Stray and Feral Eminent Rescue Program) provided spay/neuter surgeries and vaccinations for hundreds of homeless animals.
JUNE, 2007: SUSSEX COUNTY STRAY AND FERAL CATS SPAYED/NEUTERED: Paws and Claws Society with Partners in Prevention Not Destruction, CLAWS Cat Rescue in Sussex County continue efforts to spay/neuter, socialize and place for adoption many homeless stray and feral cats. Many cats have been trapped, transported, vetted, socialized and placed for adoption.
********LOOK FOR GEORGIE*******CAN BE SEEN NOW AT YOUR LOCAL NEWS STAND OR LIBRARY******** JULY/AUGUST, 2007: MOTHER JONES MAGAZINE FEATURES GEORGIE PORGIE, POSTER KITTY FOR PACS “CIRCLE OF COMPASSION FOR ANIMALS” INITIATIVE!!! Paws and Claws educational campaign to promote its spay/neuter and adoption message to the general public appeared in Mother Jones Magazine.
********COMING SOON TO YOUR TV*****AUGUST 5 - NOV, 2007: PACS SPONSORS 13 TV SHOWS !!!!
August 5 will kick off the first of thirteen TV shows sponsored by Paws and Claws Society. The half hour shows will consist of various topics which will include a five to ten minute educational segment concerning pets. Each show will also feature one or more pets that are available for adoption by one of Paws and Claws PARTNERS IN PREVENTION NOT DESTRUCTION.
SEPTEMBER, 2007: PACS PROVIDES SPAY/NEUTER ASSISTANCE: Paws and Claws Society provided spay/neuter assistance to Animal Sanctuary Society and NJ Aid for Animals for 45 homeless animals.
SEPTEMBER, 2007: PACS PROVIDES FUNDING FOR A SHELTERING FACILITY FOR FERAL CATS: Paws and Claws Society provided funds for the purchase of a mini barn to house a feral cat colony in Bergen County.
SEPTEMBER, 2007: PACS PROVIDES SPAY/NEUTER ASSISTANCE: Paws and Claws Society provided spay/neuter assistance to Cape-Atlantic C.A.T.S. in Ocean City for 50 homeless animals.
*******CAN BE SEEN NOW AT YOUR LOCAL NEWS STAND OR LIBRARY********SEPT/OCT, 2007: MOTHER JONES MAGAZINE FEATURES FLOSSIE THE FLOOZIE AND NEUT THE NEUTER DOG!!! Paws and Claws logos help spread a spay/neuter and adoption message to readers of Mother Jones Magazine.
*******CAN BE SEEN NOW AT YOUR LOCAL NEWS STAND OR LIBRARY********NOV/DEC, 2007: MOTHER JONES MAGAZINE FEATURES PACS FIGHT AGAINST "DOG FIGHTING" !!! Paws and Claws takes a bite out of cruelty and encourages support of legislation amending the Animal Welfare Act S1880 and HR3219.
DECEMBER, 2007: PACS "CIRCLE OF COMPASSION FOR ANIMALS" PROGRAM WORKING WELL FOR THE BENEFIT OF PENNSVILLE POUND PETS: Paws and Claws Society unofficially implemented its "Circle of Compassion" program to assist Pennsville Pound animals. Since August, PACS has financed all the medical needs of Pennsville Pound animals, including medical care, spay/neuter, vaccinations, testings, internal and external parasite treatment.
PACS placed most of the Pennsville Pound animals into loving homes thanks to the Petfinder website. The remaining available animals entered the "Circle" program and were adopted out by a PACS "Circle of Compassion" partner.
In October, PACS initiated a meeting with Pennsville's Administrator, Shelter Manager, and several key residents and fully expect to officially kick off the "Circle of Compassion for Animals" Program in Pennsville early in 2008. Currently, PACS is assisting in the establishment of an Advisory Committee to the Pennsville Pound.
DECEMBER, 2007: PACS PROVIDES FUNDING FOR A MEDICAL CARE FACILITY IN CAPE MAY COUNTY: Paws and Claws Society provided funds for the purchase of a mini barn to house Cape May County cats in need of medical care.
***************COMING SOON TO YOUR LOCAL NEWS STAND AND LIBRARY********JAN/FEB , 2008: MOTHER JONES MAGAZINE FEATURES PACS AND ISAR SPAY/NEUTER MESSAGE!!! Paws and Claws and International Society for Animal Rights team up to spread spay/neuter message.
CALENDAR YEAR 2006
2141 FREE spay/neuter surgeries were provided by Paws and Claws Society during calendar year 2006. PACS continues to work diligently to end the cycle of cruelty caused by unchecked pet reproduction. PACS also provided for vaccinations, testings, internal and external parasite treatments. PACS spay/neuter programs and services certainly epitomizes our philosophy of Prevention Not Destruction. In addition to providing sheltering assistance for hundreds of homeless companion animals, Paws and Claws Society funded medical treatment to more than 286 sick or injured cats and dogs, which included 6 life-saving surgeries. Each month, PACS makes available the award-winning newspaper, KIND NEWS, to 3096 children enrolled in the second, third and fourth grades. This publication helps teach children respect for animals and the environment.
FEBRUARY 1-28, 2006: PACS SPONSORS !!! PACS partners with Animal Welfare Society of Cape May County to help residents show their love for their pets. Pet Guardians gave their pets the gift of a healthier life that results when they are spayed/neutered.
FEBRUARY 28, 2006: CAT SPAY DAY INITIATIVE A BIG SUCCESS !!! PACS takes their Cat Spay Day initiative to Cape May County. PACS partners with Cape May County Animal Shelter Alliance, Beacon Animal Rescue, Animal Outreach of CMC and Animal Welfare Society of CMC to provide residents with 250 FREE spay/neuter coupons redeemable at nine (9) participating veterinarian offices and three (3) spay/neuter clinics. Our sincere thanks to Madelyn Filipski for making this event a complete success.
MARCH 1, 2006: Nine (9) billboards and their Spay/Neuter and Adoption message can now be seen throughout Cape May County. Partners in Prevention Not Destruction, Paws and Claws Society and Cape May County Animal Shelter Alliance send their sincerest thanks to Cape May County local artist, Joan Veneziano-D'avanzo for the engaging art design.
MARCH 16, 2006: SPAY YOUR BEST FRIEND CONTEST BEGINS: Paws and Claws Society developed Spay Your Best Friend Contest to help Cape May County Partners in Prevention Not Destruction to encourage residents to get their pets spayed/neutered.
MARCH 31, 2006: CAMDEN DOGS GET HOUSES: It takes a village to warm a Camden dog. Thanks to the efforts of Kathy Maguire and several Animal Control Officers, 98 dogs in Camden can come in out of the cold. With financial support from Compassion for Camden, Hearts and Paws, Kitty Bodeep, and Paws and Claws Society Founder, Jean Smith, several ACO's and Kathy Maguire were able to deliver 98 specially built dog houses which provide much needed shelter for dogs in Camden.
MARCH 31, 2006: CAMDEN SPAY/NEUTER PROJECT MARCHES ON: Partners in Prevention Not Destruction team up to spay/neuter Camden animals. Hearts and Paws, Kitty Bodeep, and Paws and Claws Society team up again with Kathy Maguire to get Camden animals spayed/neutered. Animals are picked up and transported to Dr. Haber at Cedarbrook Animal Hospital where they are spayed/neutered and vetted. After the necessary recovery period, the pets are returned to their grateful owners in Camden.
In addition to helping spay/neuter Camden animals, this same team worked together on TNR and hoarder projects. To date, 57 companion animals have been spayed/neutered and vetted. Animals that had to be removed from bad situations were made available for adoption.
APRIL 1, 2006: PACS SPONSORS LOWER TOWNSHIP SPAY/NEUTER BLITZ: Paws and Claws Society and Partner in Prevention Not Destruction, Cape May County Animal Shelter Alliance selected Lower Township as the 2006 “Neuter is Cuter” Community in Cape May County. As a result of this honor, Lower Township residents will be eligible to have their pets spayed/neutered at little or no cost while funds last.
In addition to the spay and neuter programs available to qualified Lower Township residents for their household pets, Paws and Claws also provides free spay/neuter vouchers for anyone wishing to spay/neuter stray or feral cats.
APRIL 1, 2006: DAIRY FARM CATS SPAYED/NEUTERED: Paws and Claws Society with Partners in Prevention Not Destruction, AWS and CMCASA join forces to spay/neuter cats on prison dairy farm. Thus far 34 cats have been trapped, transported, vetted and returned to their dairy farm home to live out their lives under the watchful eye of their caretakers on the farm.
APRIL 1, 2006: PITTSGROVE FARM CATS SPAYED/NEUTERED: Paws and Claws Society with Partners in Prevention Not Destruction, Stubbs Animal Rescue join forces to spay/neuter and relocate cats. After the dealth of an elderly caretaker, many cats needed to be spayed/neutered and relocated to a new location where they would be safe and have a caretaker look out for their well being. Thus far 20 cats have been trapped, transported, vetted and relocated to their new, safe home where they will have a warm bed and plenty of good food.
MAY 1, 2006: SUSSEX COUNTY STRAY AND FERAL CATS SPAYED/NEUTERED: Paws and Claws Society with Partners in Prevention Not Destruction, CLAWS Cat Rescue in Sussex County continue efforts to spay/neuter, socialize and place for adoption many homeless stray and feral cats. Thus far 50 cats have been trapped, transported, vetted, socialized and placed for adoption.
JUNE 1, 2006: SAFER (STRAY AND FERAL EMINENT RESCUE) EXPANDED TO CUMBERLAND COUNTY!!! Paws and Claws Society teams up with Partners in Prevention Not Destruction, Animal Friends Foundation to spay/neuter several colonies of stray and feral cats.
JUNE, 2006: ATLANTIC COUNTY FERAL COLONY SPAYED/NEUTERED!!! Paws and Claws Society with Partner in Prevention Not Destruction, Humane Society of Ocean City team up for TNR project in Estelle Manor. Thus far, 33 feral cats spay/neutered.
CALENDAR YEAR 2005
During calendar year 2005, Paws and Claws Society provided for 1066 FREE spay/neuter surgeries in an all out effort to end the cycle of cruelty caused by unchecked pet reproduction. PACS also provided for vaccinations, testings, internal and external parasite treatments. PACS spay/neuter programs and services certainly epitomizes our philosophy of Prevention Not Destruction. In addition to providing sheltering assistance for hundreds of homeless companion animals, Paws and Claws Society funded medical treatment to more than a hundred sick or injured cats and dogs, which included 6 life-saving surgeries.
MARCH 10, 2005: PACS COMPLETED HOARDER HOUSE PROJECT!!! The final 10 cats were spay/neutered. In total, 39 breeding cats were spay/neutered.
MAY 21, 2005: PACS CAT SPAY DAY IN PITTSGROVE COMPLETE SUCCESS!!! PACS provided residents with 100 FREE spay/neuter coupons redeemable at participating vets.
MAY 31, 2005: PACS PROJECT TO SPAY/NEUTER CATS AT TWO PRISONS A SUCCESS!!! PACS joined with 3 Partners in Prevention Not Destruction to spay/neuter all the cats at two correctional facilities. As a result, there will be no more births and no more destruction of unwanted, surplus cats at these locations. It was very heartwarming to see the love and devotion shown by employees and temporary residents of these two facilities.
Many litters of kittens were pulled, vetted, socialized, fostered, and will be placed for adoption when ready.
On behalf of the animals, many thanks to Animal Alliance of Cape May, Animal Welfare Assoc, representatives from the two government facilities, Stubbs Animal Rescue and, of course, Paws and Claws Society.
JUNE 15, 2005: PACS FUNDS THE BUILDING OF A 16 x 32 SHELTERING FACILITY. Just in time for all the kittens needing rescue, PACS teams with Partner in Prevention Not Destruction, Stubbs Animal Rescue, to build a sheltering facility. Additional space was needed so more furry angels could be rescued.
AUGUST, 2005: PACS EXPANDS SAFER PROGRAM (STRAY AND FERAL EMINENT RESCUE) INTO CAPE MAY COUNTY!!! Partners in Prevention NOT Destruction, Paw and Claws Society (PACS) and Cape May County Animal Shelter Alliance, implement spay/neuter voucher program.
This program is proving to be extremely successful in Cape May County. Almost 700 certificates for free spay/neuter surgeries and vaccinations were distributed in the first four months of operation. Certificates are currently redeemable at ten private veterinary offices and two spay/neuter clinics.
On behalf of our feline friends, we sincerely thank the veterinary community and local volunteers in Cape May County for joining PACS and CMCASA in this important endeavor. We especially thank Madelyn Filipski of Cape May County Animal Shelter Alliance who worked from morning to night to make this program a great success.
DECEMBER 10, 2005: PACS RECEIVES A WARM THANK YOU.
I wanted to thank you for helping us last week in a mass trapping event that was magnificent. It involved a colony located right in the midst of the Wharton State Forest, managed by a fellow living in one of those grandfathered houses and surrounded by state forest. This was as colony that was cause for consternation... Thanks for your help in this most remarkable day..... Thanks again for your very great help in this very good story with a most happy ending.
Preparation for the next project to spay/neuter 90+ cats is underway. Will keep you posted.
Who We Are
MISSION STATEMENT:
The mission of Paws And Claws Society, Inc is:
To promote the general welfare and natural conservation, protection and preservation of all species of animals, To promote the development of programs and services that advance a philosophy of prevention not destruction, To raise funds for the benefit of all species of animals; To provide funding for the initiation and implementation of an animal adoption program; To provide financial assistance for a spay/neuter program for animals; To provide funding to initiate and carry out education programs in matters involving care and treatment of pets and other animals; To provide funding to initiate and carry out a volunteer program to disseminate general information regarding animals by means of training courses, newsletters, books, bulletins and other media activities; To work to prevent cruelty to all animals; To work in cooperation with governmental and non-governmental agencies for the humane treatment of animals; To devise methods to curb animal pet thefts and; To provide such other services related to fostering the humane treatment of all animals as are, in the opinion of the corporation, needed from time to time.
Paws and Claws Society (PACS) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation legally registered with the State and Federal governments
Paws and Claws Society financial records are audited every year by an independent Certified Public Accountant
Paws and Claws Society is legally registered, lawfully operated, and run entirely by volunteers
