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Paws Animal Shelter
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citysearch c.
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Great little shelter, the only one in the Portland metro area (and one of only a few in all of OR) to take orphaned neonates. That shows they care deeply about animals. The people who have commented about sick kitties haven't spent enough time there to know what's going on. There kitties might appear ""sick"" but if you take the time to ask, you'd find out that George, a cat that a vet had suggested they euthanize, actually has a form of cerebral palsy and so he can't control his muscles well, but he is the sweetest, most affectionate boy, who visibly lights up when someone pays attention to him. There's another kitty whose tear ducts are damaged so he has weepy eyes all the time... he looks like he has an upper respiratory infection but he is perfectly healthy. And if there IS an infection going around, the ones affected are either isolated in condos or sent out to foster care. They get the best care and advice from some of the best vets in the area. And all the volunteers who tirelessly scrub the shelter top to bottom each morning and night are also very dedicated. So please, take the time to learn before judging.
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