Almost every project we do requires funding.  Click HERE to see how you can help.

                                                        Pet Meals on Wheels for Seniors with Pets

Have you ever shared your food with your dog or cat?  It’s something that many of us do    even though we probably shouldn’t J.  But, if we had no dog food or cat food, we’d probably give our pet some of our meal.  That’s what many senior citizens were doing and this prevented them from getting the nourishment they so badly needed.   And, their pets were still hungry. 
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                                                         Operation SnipIt

 A teacher at the high school, your boss, the clerk at the grocery store—people all over the world care for outdoor cats every day.  We have “outdoor” cats in Wakulla County and we want to help them.  The cats we are talking about are “feral” cats. Feral cats are domestic cats.  Like pet cats.  The difference is that feral cats have had little or no contact with humans, and so they are fearful of us and cannot be adopted.  They have a home—the outdoors.
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                                                           Low Cost Spay & Neuter Vouchers

Paws has partnered with Be the Solution to provide low cost spay and neuter vouchers each month to Wakulla County residents.  Be the Solution provides vouchers to residents who live in Zip Code 32327.  Paws provides vouchers to residents who reside in Zip Codes other than 32327.
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                                                        Kind News Magazine Donation

Kind News reveals the beauty and wonder of the animals who share our world while also exploring the challenges they face. Through profiles of amazing kids, features about rescued animals, pet care tips, and how-tos on helping backyard wildlife, Kind News encourages youth to coexist humanely with animals, celebrate the human-animal bond, and become active in efforts to protect animals.  Read more

Vaccine Donation

Paws of Wakulla hosts dog washes twice a year called "Pamper Your Pooch" to raise funds for vaccines and other necessary medications for shelter animals. 


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Sponsored Adoptions

The Wakulla County Animal Shelter has extremely limited funds to support the sheer number of animals brought in each year. The sponsorship of adoption fees each month provides a great opportunity for families to adopt a shelter animal. This benefits the community as research shows that pets promote healthier families in the community, as they provide unconditional love and promote a sense of purpose and fulfillment that makes families proud the helped an animal in need. 

                                                          Past Projects

Pet Oxygen masks/kits and Search & Rescue dog first aid kits

Paws purchased Pet Oxygen masks for all local fire trucks and first aid kits for all canines at the Wakulla County Sheriff Department and Wakulla Correctional Institute.