#4 paws

Shredding trails with a wagging tail!

Second episode of 2 Wheels 4 Paws 

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Spring is here and Nina is back to chasing me around the bike trails!

Can y'all adopt some from four paws? I'm not trying to advertise I'm a foster for them, I actually adopted jelly jr aka Mae from there! I started out fostering her with her mom and brother when she was hand held size and still suckling! And I don't see many adult cats being adopted so... if you are looking for a cat or kitten, please adopt an adult cat first, since they rarely get adopted. And there are a lot of unique cats! There is one named Simba he's a big ol sweety! He's actually polydactyl! Meaning he has six toes! He loves snuggles, and i don't think he has been adopted yet, also if you are only looking for young impressionable kittens, I saw a huge litter of tiny kittens! It will be a while until they are adoptable since they are so young but you can probably place a que on them, there are two other kitten litters i saw, one I am not sure are quite old enough but most of them are white, one or two are little torties, one tortie's name is FUDGE I think, They are so tiny and fluffy! Also you can even get one that looks exactly like jelly JR aka Mae, my white cat with the grey spot on her head. I am not sure if those kittens are adopted yet but I don't think so because I think they are too young, but almost old enough. And here is a third kitten litter mostly of ginger tabbies that are old enough, and a lot of sweet adults! Sorry about how long this was I just wanted to say this for some reason. Here is a link: http://www.fourpaws.org/

Our facility is full of excited children and families today as they meet their new service dogs! Did you know sesamestreet has a service dog, too? Here he is singing a song about all the things he can do and how proud he is to be a good helper!

4 Paws Family and supporters in the greater Dayton, Ohio region: Four-year-old Jesse is trucking along in his efforts to raise money for a service dog, and an AWESOME seven-year-old named Beckham decided earlier this week that he wanted to break open his piggy bank and give all his savings, and convince others to donate as well. Beckham handed Jesse nearly $500, and tomorrow is running a lemonade stand with the help of Jesse and his sister, the proceeds of which will also go to Jesse's Journey to Independence. If you're in the area, please stop by between 9a and 3p tomorrow for a glass of lemonade, and to support two seriously amazing young people demonstrating humanity at its very best.