A few days ago a black malnutrition kitten was found in our sanctuary yard. She probably smelled the food and starvation forced her out the woods although weak and fragile.

One of our volunteers caught her and we immediately put her in one of our cages, gave her food, water and a warm blanket. She was very scared and since she has probably never had contact with the human touch kept hissing at us as we were trying to take care of her.

Her fur falls off at the slightest touch and she had a severe upper respiratory infection and was having trouble breathing. She really looked like she was not going to make it but today she is breathing much better and has a great appetite.

We are so excited for Molly and we are very happy to have her here with us. Once we figure out living arrangements for her she will be allright.

If there is anyone out there who will like to adopt Molly, please send us and email as our sanctuary has reached its full capacity and we are having trouble with finding a safe comfortable place to house Molly.

Your thoughts, comments and donations are welcome!

Madi Collins
President & Founder
P.A.W.

We are so excited and would like to share this excitement with all of you.

We finally managed to bring a team of charity veterinarians from the U.S. named World Vets Organization to take part in our Healthy Pets Campaign to control animal population and reduce illnesses etc. on the island of Caye Caulker off the coast of Belize.

The team will provide free sterilization, vaccines, worming, flea, heartworm medications and provide checkups to family owned pets and to feral cats & free roaming dogs on the island.

This is our first big project toward our goal to reduce and control animal population on the island.

For the past 5 years we have been working with feral cats performing TNRs (trap neuter & returns) however, to a limited extent since our funds are limited and are used to feed and care for the sanctuary animals.

We welcome World Vets Organization and thank them for their hard work and support in helping us achieve our goals here at PAW.

Thanks,

Madi Collins
President & Founder
PAW

Our newest addition to our sanctuary family is our mama cat with four kittens who were left on our cabana porch a few weeks ago inside a taped boxed where they could hardly breathe. Unfortunately one of the kittens did not make it by the time we found them in the morning.

She was so beautiful and although she is not with us any more, we named her “Sweetness” before saying good bye.

We named mama cat “Honey”. Her kittens are named Sugar, Candy and Caramel. They are such a sweet family that we could not find better names for them.

We are working on building a little house for them as they have been staying in our outside bathroom since we have no more space in our catteries for them and the bathroom was the largest and safest place we had available.

Sadly, we do not have a camera to take some pictures but as soon as we could get one we will be sharing pictures with you all.