Where can I find adoptable kittens at Paws?

Where can I find adoptable kittens at Paws?

Available kittens can be seen on the PAWS website in the adoptable cat section. Adoptable kittens are posted to the website in the evening so that prospective adopters can see the animals available for visits when our shelters open the following day.

What to do with pregnant cats at Paws?

Each spring, PAWS welcomes the arrival of pregnant cats, nursing mama cats with litters, and orphaned kittens. During this busy time of year, volunteer foster parents take these cats and kittens into their homes to provide a safe environment to grow bigger and get prepared for adoption.

When do kittens come out of foster homes at Paws?

In early summer through fall, a steady stream of kittens are moved from foster homes to PAWS facilities where they are made available for adoption. Available kittens can be seen on the PAWS website in the adoptable cat section.

How much does soft paws cost for cats?

Soft Paws do not interfere with the normal extension and retraction of claws, and most cats don’t even know they are wearing them. Only $19.95 per package for a 4 to 6 month supply.

How old do kittens have to be to wear soft paws?

Soft Paws will fit most kittens by the time they reach the age of 16 weeks (4 months). Some kittens can wear them as early as age 12 weeks (3 months) . To test, try a nail cap on first without the adhesive. If it looks too big, don’t glue it on. The nail cap should fit snugly, like a glove, but not cover the cuticle.

How long does it take for cats to adjust to soft paws?

Note: While the vast majority of cats acclimate to the claw covers within minutes, some cats may require an adjustment period. Cats’ fastidious natures sometimes cause them to groom the claw covers excessively at first. This may result in one or two of them falling off, but this is no problem.

What can I put on my cat’s paw pads?

If you don’t have any styptic powder on hand (You can usually find it in your local pet supply store.), flour or corn starch works in a pinch. If your kitty’s paw pads become dry, irritated or cracked, contact your vet; they recommend that you try moisturizing them with olive, coconut or another food-quality oil that will be safe for her to lick.