Welcome to Paw Prints Animal Rescue

Saving Lives
Four Paws at a Time

Help us give homeless animals a second chance in a loving home

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Meet Yasmeen
NOW at Apex PetSmart

Born: 9/17/2024
Spayed Female
Dilute Calico

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Meet Chyna
NOW at Morrisville PetSmart

Born: 5/12/2024
Spayed Female
Gray Tabby

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Come See Our Adorable, Adoptable Cats & Kittens

We have cats in the Adoption Center at Apex PetSmart (1031 Beaver Creek Commons Dr.).
And from now until March 23, we also have cats in the Adoption Center
at Morrisville PetSmart (3101 Market Center Drive).

About Us

Paw Prints Animal Rescue is an all-volunteer, nonprofit organization dedicated to reducing the population of homeless cats and kittens through foster care, medical treatment, and adoption into forever homes.

Our motivation behind starting this organization is to ensure that no animal is left homeless and to create a community where animals are treated with love and respect.

Our Initiatives

Discover the way we make a difference
in the lives of animals in need

Foster Care

Provide temporary homes and care for homeless animals until they find their forever families

Medical Treatment

Ensure that each animal receives the necessary medical care to thrive

Adoption

Connect animals with loving families and find them their forever homes

Join Us in Saving Lives

Make a difference today by donating and giving a homeless animal a second chance at life

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Inspiring Stories

Read about the amazing transformations and happy endings made possible by animal rescue

Happy Day for Happy Boy

Happy Boy lives up to his name. He is full of charm and boundless joy. True to his name, Happy Boy adores everyone he meets, both furry and human. He’s the ultimate cuddle bug, often found purring his heart out or rolling around in delight. When he’s not seeking snuggles, you’ll find him bouncing around, chasing toys, and showing off his silly side. We rescued him as a tiny kitten at around eight weeks old. He was a sick kitty. We took care of his medical concerns (mostly typical kitten illnesses) and once he was healthy we got him neutered and ready for adoption. Shortly after, we realized something wasn’t right and we discovered that Happy Boy had FIP (feline infectious peritonitis, a viral disease of cats). We immediately started him on treatment. Without treatment he would have died. The treatment was a bit rough for the first two weeks, because he was so sensitive to the painful injections. But after two weeks we switched him to pills. After 12 weeks of treatment and then 12 weeks of observation to make sure he did not have a flare-up, Happy Boy was officially declared cured! It didn’t take long after that to find the purrfect forever home for our boy. Oh happy day for our Happy Boy!

Seniors for Seniors

Bowie came to Paw Prints as an adorable, all-white kitten with one gold eye and one blue. It didn’t take long to find a home for this rambunctious kitten, but eight years later, his adopter had to give him up. We make lifetime commitments to all the animals in our program, so we took Bowie back knowing it would be more difficult to find a home for this now senior cat. But then Senior Citizen Bill, who had recently lost his cat, walked into PetSmart and fell in love with Bowie. He wasn’t looking for a kitten. He liked the idea of adopting an older cat, one that would be more settled, less rambunctious and more likely to want to sit quietly next to him on the sofa. Now five years later, Bill and Bowie are aging gracefully together. Bill is devoted to his constant companion, and Bowie loves being the only cat with all the attention lavished on him. He may be a senior cat, but he still has some kitten in him and gets the zoomies. But more often you’ll find him watching the birds or sitting quietly with Bill.



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Your contribution can make a difference in the lives of homeless animals. Donate now and help us continue our rescue efforts.

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