Project PAW

Such a wonderful place. The ones who run this organization put their whole hearts into caring for these beautiful cats. The cats are cared for, fed, and well taken care of. The ladies go in every day and dedicate themselves to these wonderful kitties, it’s heartwarming to see! The shelter is always looking for donations, any little bit helps! They also look for things like paper towels, clean towels and blankets, etc. Edit: also a wonderful place to volunteer if you want to help out! They could always use people to sweep and mop for the kitties! 💕

I'm honestly being generous with giving this place two starts. I volunteered here for the last week or so and I have NEVER wasted so much of my time in a place where people have NO RESPECT for anything or anyone but themselves, I have an ankle that I fractured and had surgery on so I had asked to sit down for a minute after completing one of my duties and the lady in charge (who I will not name) sighed and rolled her eyes at me and told me "yea but hurry up we have to get this done " "this" referring to feeding and watering the kitties but I was unfamiliar with how to do everything within the first few days and I was continuously scolded if I didn't do something right, I had appointments I had to make and I was told "your volunteer hours are more important and you can't leave until your f

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This place is a terrible place to search for the newest addition to the family. I’m not sure how the owner keeps skirting health code violations, but it has to be by the skin of her teeth. Just stepping in the door has sent good friends of mine into asthma attacks due to the powerful ammonia smell that seeps from every inch of the place. The cats are groomed, but barely well-kept. The volunteer work is everything you’d expect, but don’t let her catch you taking a five minute break. You might as well be getting paid. Forget about actually adopting. It seems that every cat is one of her favorites and isn’t up for adoption. Not to mention the hoops she makes you jump through, even though you’d be taking them to a better home than this swamp pit. I’d put zero stars if I could.

The only good thing about this place is that they take care of the animals properly. They are very unwilling to allow adoptions for the most ridiculous reasons and I believe they do that to allow themselves more money due to them being non-profit. My cat of 12 years died and when I was ready to take in not only one, but three cats, they denied it saying "they are unavailable to be adopted" yet were still up on their website. To me, this is just unbelievable that a loving and caring family wasn't able to adopt cats, to which we would love and care for far better than they would be in a shelter. I understand health issues amongst the cats, but if an owner is fully aware of the issues at hand and are willing to care for the life of that cat, why should they be denied? I am truly in shock by t