About Us…

Central Paws (formerly Central Paws Humane Society) is NOT a rescue organization.  

 

WE HAVE NO SHELTER … we have NO paid staff.  We are strictly a small volunteer organization which operates mainly on donations.   We are not affiliated with any other organization.   We are a registered charity BN 89085 2809 RR0001 (www.cra.gc.ca/charities).

 

For the past 8 years we have saved the lives of approximately 450+ animals, we’ve provided education and support to low income families and TNR programs.

We are currently not taking in any more owned animals; however, from time to time when we can we will help out those who rescue animals (a registered group).

For the time being, we will concentrate our efforts on the severe problem of pet overpopulation, our first priority is to cats and the feral cat colonies; low cost spay neuter programs and education.

WE NEED YOUR HELP!   These programs are expensive.

PLEASE DONATE …

Our very small organization needs your help.

PLEASE DONATE TODAY!  Send your cheque to:

Central Paws Humane Society

P.O. Box 294

Grand Falls-Windsor, NL

A2A 2J9

WE NEED YOU TO DONATE

We are trying to help combat the pet overpopulation by raising funds to provide incentives to pet owners on low income and to trap and spay/neuter feral cats as well as to provide humane education on a consistent basis by hiring a program coordinator.

WE CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE WITH YOUR HELP.

Please if you would like to help we would love to hear from you.  Please contact us at c.p.humanesociety@nl.rogers.com

We have a long list of animals that need help, from rescued dogs and cats and kittens to animals that are owned by people on fixed income.  All these animals contribute to the pet overpopulation and we really need to address this underlying problem.

PLEASE NOTE …. WE ARE NO LONGER ACCEPTING ANIMAL INTAKES, EXCEPT BY SPECIAL CIRCUMSTANCE AND THEY MUST COME FROM A RESCUE GROUP (LIKE LITTLE GWENIE WHO WAS FOUND IN A DUMP).  

WE REALLY WANT TO CONCENTRATE OUR EFFORTS SOLELY ON THE MASSIVE PROBLEM OF STRAY AND FERAL CATS AND OUR SPAY/NEUTER PROGRAM, AS WELL AS EDUCATION.

CHARLIE … needs a home

Charlie (the little one playing with the ornament) and his sister were rescued by a kind family.  We met them at the Exploits Valley Animal Hospital one day and they were telling us about the two little kittens they rescued and that they were trying to find a home for the boy (as they are going to keep the female which they had brought in to be tested for feline leukemia).  We offered to help them, by offering to cover the cost of Charlie’s feline leukemia test (negative) and to cover his neuter when the time comes.

Charlie is @ 4 months old now.  He is shy at first but very loving.  He really needs a wonderful responsible home.  PLEASE CONTACT US IF YOU ARE ABLE TO GIVE HIM A FUREVER HOME.  E-mail us for more information on how you can adopt Charlie.  Email us at: centralpaws@yahoo.com

DIAMOND EARRINGS … MOTHER’S DAY

MOTHER’S DAY IS A SPECIAL TIME OF YEAR … but 1 female cat can produce kittens up to 3times a year and the average litter is 5 kittens  = and those kittens (females) can start producing kittens of their own as early as 5 months of age.  YOU DO THE MATH!

This year we have we decided to put a push on tripling our spay numbers.  We purchased a beauitful pair of .70 ct white gold diamond earrings (valued at $1400).

IF you would like to purchase tickets or help sell some for us please contact us at centralpaws@yahoo.ca or give us a call at 486-2495

Tom Magoo’s children