Perhaps you've seen us? With our crates,
supplies, colorful blankets and toys, and most
notably, the beautiful cats, kittens, dogs, and
puppies at PetCo on the weekends. Or,
searching under bushes and behind buildings at
all hours of the night, checking live traps that
have been set for stray cats and kittens. Maybe
you've even adopted a pet from us? We are the
Pet Paw-See, a group of individuals whose
purpose is to find new homes for animals in
need, and to educate people about the growing
crisis of homeless pets.
Many of us have performed these mercy
missions for years: taking in other people's
cast-offs, spaying, neutering, and tending to other
veterinary problems, then searching for
hard-to-find, good forever homes...or as we call
them, furrever homes. We came to know each
other through friends and family, and as our
numbers grew, the Pet Paw-See was born. We
keep strays and "unwanted" animals in our
homes, pay for food out of our own pockets,
spend time working on behavioral issues, and do
the leg work to find new homes.
We currently have more than 70 cats and kittens
and 25 dogs in foster homes. Our main focus is
on cats and kittens, simply because of the sheer
number that are homeless, but we also take in
dogs and puppies. These animals come from
many places; some are strays while some come
from people who no longer want their pets. Our
members are all ages and backgrounds, with the
common passion that no animal should be
homeless.
supplies, colorful blankets and toys, and most
notably, the beautiful cats, kittens, dogs, and
puppies at PetCo on the weekends. Or,
searching under bushes and behind buildings at
all hours of the night, checking live traps that
have been set for stray cats and kittens. Maybe
you've even adopted a pet from us? We are the
Pet Paw-See, a group of individuals whose
purpose is to find new homes for animals in
need, and to educate people about the growing
crisis of homeless pets.
Many of us have performed these mercy
missions for years: taking in other people's
cast-offs, spaying, neutering, and tending to other
veterinary problems, then searching for
hard-to-find, good forever homes...or as we call
them, furrever homes. We came to know each
other through friends and family, and as our
numbers grew, the Pet Paw-See was born. We
keep strays and "unwanted" animals in our
homes, pay for food out of our own pockets,
spend time working on behavioral issues, and do
the leg work to find new homes.
We currently have more than 70 cats and kittens
and 25 dogs in foster homes. Our main focus is
on cats and kittens, simply because of the sheer
number that are homeless, but we also take in
dogs and puppies. These animals come from
many places; some are strays while some come
from people who no longer want their pets. Our
members are all ages and backgrounds, with the
common passion that no animal should be
homeless.
About PetPaw-See
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Pet Paw-see was founded in August 2007.
We are an organization devoted to fostering discarded and homeless pets with
the goal of rehoming them to their ‘furrever homes.’
We accept pets that have strayed or been abandoned, as well those pets in
need from individuals giving them up for a variety of reasons.
Our fostered ‘furrever friends’ are examined and treated by our veterinarians,
tested for existing disease and illness, vaccinated, and spayed or neutered
before placement. They are also socially acclimated before rehoming.
We believe that, somewhere, there is a home for every ‘furrever friend’, and that
we have a responsibility to place our ‘friends’ into homes that will best meet
their physical and emotional needs. We look for ‘furrever families’ with patient
and loving hearts, and an understanding of the pet’s mind.
We are located in Great Falls Montana.
We are an organization devoted to fostering discarded and homeless pets with
the goal of rehoming them to their ‘furrever homes.’
We accept pets that have strayed or been abandoned, as well those pets in
need from individuals giving them up for a variety of reasons.
Our fostered ‘furrever friends’ are examined and treated by our veterinarians,
tested for existing disease and illness, vaccinated, and spayed or neutered
before placement. They are also socially acclimated before rehoming.
We believe that, somewhere, there is a home for every ‘furrever friend’, and that
we have a responsibility to place our ‘friends’ into homes that will best meet
their physical and emotional needs. We look for ‘furrever families’ with patient
and loving hearts, and an understanding of the pet’s mind.
We are located in Great Falls Montana.