Four Paws To Love

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Meet Lady!!! This girl has had a hard road to start but now she is sitting pretty! She is an all around great pup for a family or older person looking for a loving companion. A bonus is she loves kitties!! You can see her cat friend behind her. This girl will soon be ready for her forever family. Will that be you??

Want to be a superhero for dogs and cats and score some serious snuggles and purrs? We're on the prowl for foster families with hearts o' gold to give our furry little overlords the love and adoration they demand. We've got the medical care, supplies, and training covered - you bring the snacks and belly rubs. Oh, and we'll hook you up with a swanky 'tent' for your new BFF. Swing by Pet Pals on Saturdays from 2-5 pm to meet the crew and get the lowdown. Got questions? Hit us up at [email protected].

We are kittens waiting for homes! These babies have a sponsor for 50% off their normal adoption fee!! So come on by and meet them!! Harry, Fig and Fern look forward to mewting you!!! 💙🩷🩷

NEW CALIFORNIA LEGISLATION PROTECTS FELINE WELFARE:

As of January 1, 2026, California will implement a law prohibiting veterinarians from declawing cats, except in instances where medically necessary due to injury or disease.

This legislation represents a significant milestone in the advancement of feline welfare.

It is noteworthy that the California Veterinary Medical Association opposed AB 867, despite the prevalence of veterinarians who object to the procedure. Under the new law, veterinarians are safeguarded from pressure by pet owners to perform unnecessary surgeries. By prioritizing animal welfare over financial interests, California guarantees the protection of cats from unwarranted harm. Research has consistently demonstrated that declawing can lead to adverse behavioral consequences, including litter box avoidance and biting due to pain. We applaud California for prioritizing the welfare of cats and alleviating concerns about unnecessary declawing procedures.