Non-Profit Animal Rescue in Perry County, OH

– PAWS –
Perry Animal Welfare Society

When you bring a furry friend into your home, you’re making a lifetime commitment to care for and love that pet. It means being financially responsible and having a stable lifestyle.  

Volunteers Who Match Pets with Loving Homes

Located in Perry County, OH,  PAWS – Perry Animal Welfare Society is a 501(c)3 that was established in 2018. Our mission is to re-home dogs and cats with loving and committed families.

We do not own or operate a shelter. We have an incredible team of volunteers and foster families who temporarily care for the pets we rescue.

We thoroughly review applications from those who apply to foster or adopt our dogs or cats. We do our best to ensure that the family or individual is committed to the pet’s care for its entire life.

We strive to make sure the pet is the best fit for the family or individual, and likewise.

 

 

Adopt (pets in Foster care)

Pets in Need

How about a one week pupdate. One whole week with mama Bella and her babies. We finally feel like we are out of the woods and can breath a little easier. It’s been a rough week as Monday started out with bloody diarrhea that had us fearing Parvo. A mad dash to Logan Animal Clinic determined that her body was just reacting to all the stress she’d been through as all her tests came back negative including a fecal. She’s had two sets of bloodwork this week and her RBC is almost back to normal. Coming soon are individual pictures of what we are calling the Storybook Litter, because they certainly deserve a happy ending.Photo credit to our freaking awesome, rockstar foster, Wendy Stallsmith Wilson Photography. ... See MoreSee Less
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‼️UPDATE‼️ At this time we will be cutting off applications as of 6:03pm. It took exactly 5 hours to get more applications than we know what to do with. If you submitted an application, please be patient while we get through them all and check references. We are still accepting applications on Gus. We’ve had a few but due to no fault of his own, they just weren’t the right fit. Gus just turned a year old this month. He’s even more stunning in person. He has the best personality. He’s a social, happy guy that loves other people, dogs and kids. Cats are unknown. He’s being re-homed because he’s too much pup for the older dog in the home.Gus is mostly housebroken, you will need to reinforce that training. He’s not been in a crate since he was small so we are unsure how he might do. We do believe he would prefer someone that’s home more often than not.We are working to get his veterinary care updated and his neuter scheduled. He will need a foster to adopt home in Central or SE Ohio until his veterinary care is completed at one of our partner clinics in Logan or Somerset, Oh. Other pets in your home must be current on vaccines, spay/neutered, and on preventatives for flea/tick/heartworms. The link to apply is in the comments below. His brother, Baby (now Sonny) is already in a foster to adopt home and has proven to be a gem. Let’s share for Gus! ... See MoreSee Less
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Due to unforeseen circumstances, we have made the decision to cancel our upcoming paint party. All registrations will be fully refunded. If you have already paid, we will be reaching out to you directly regarding your refund. We appreciate your understanding and continued support. ... See MoreSee Less
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UPDATE: We have a foster for Zoey!!Facebook we are coming to you again, absolutely begging for your help. You all know mama Bella, our little mama with 11 new babies who almost hemorrhaged to death. This is Zoey, her older daughter. She’s 2 and in nearly the same situation. Outside, chained to a box that’s less than stellar. Crated in the house when allowed inside. Unspayed. It won’t be long until she’s pregnant too. Her owner is willing to surrender her and do the right thing, but we need a place to put her. A foster home to get her to the next level. A home where she can be inside with her people. The dog shelter is at capacity. They have dogs in every available space. In fact they already have her brothers. They’ve been there for TEN MONTHS. Animal welfare is in a crisis. People aren’t spaying, there aren’t enough fosters or adopters. There’s not enough space, there aren’t enough resources. The solutions are being far outpaced by the problems. We can’t keep up, and the animals are paying the price. Please send help!If you can foster please submit an application. Link in the comments below. Fosters with other pets must have them spay/neutered, vaccinated and on prevention for fleas, ticks, and heartworm disease.Zoey is said to be good with cats , other dogs and kids. She keeps a clean crate and about 80% housebroken. Please share, let’s save this girl too. ... See MoreSee Less
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Late, late, last night after most of you were in bed, we were able to reunite Bella with her babies. What a joyous reunion. Bella had zero symptoms of severe anemic other than the massive blood loss. Even when she was hemorrhaging she remained alert, eating and most of all, devoted to taking care of her babies. In true mama/warrior style she was letting nothing stop her from caring for her babies. Including, a red blood count that was circling the drain. We remain cautiously optimistic that she is headed in the right direction. Tomorrow starts her series of follow up appointments and repeat bloodwork with her primary veterinarian Dr. Hern. We want to thank you for all of your prayers, well wishes, and donations. You truly made a difference. ♥️🐾♥️ ... See MoreSee Less
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What We Do

Rescue Animals in Need of Care and a home

We help dogs and cats in Perry County, OH, that need to find loving homes.

Advocate Responsible Pet Ownership

Find out what it takes to be the best pet parent(s). Understand finances, vet care and laws.

Promote Spay & Neuter of Animals

Please don’t contribute to the over-population problems that exist today.

Find Pets A Loving Home

It’s more than providing food, water and shelter. It’s about LOVE.

Foster a Dog or Cat

Temporarily caring for an animal before it finds its forever home can be one of the most rewarding experiences. You will care for the animal and provide insight into its personality while it’s waiting on adoption.

Sponsor an Animal's Adoption Fee

When you donate $250 to PAWS, you’re giving a dog or cat a new leash on life. You’re enabling our volunteers to intake pets in need, provide vet care, and find them a loving home — at no cost to the approved adopter.

Adopt a Dog or Cat

It melts our hearts to be able to see animals adopted and spoiled beyond belief by their new parent(s). If you have the space in your heart, your finances and your home — we welcome your application.