These may be seconds, but they
are not irregulars. Save a life & adopt an animal at
PAWS
Senior Pets for Senior Citizens
The Humane Society and Adoption Center at PAWS received a grant in 2006 from Pets for the Elderly that pays a portion of the adoption fee when seniors adopt senior pets. For a limited time PAWS is further reducing the adoption fee so that senior citizens adopting senior pets will be able to adopt a pet at no cost. This program is for pet-lovers over the age of sixty who are adopting dogs over the age of three or an adult cat. A reduction in adoption fees may also be available to seniors wanting to adopt pets of any age who have been at the shelter for longer than 60 days.
Pets must be of suitable temperament for senior adopters and all adopters must meet all adoption requirements.
If you are a senior interested in adopting a senior pet, please contact the Humane Society and Adoption Center at PAWS at 243-1525.
September 10th & 24th
Rabies Vaccinations and Microchip Clinic, 10am-2pm at PAWS. Rabies vaccinations will be $5.00 and Microchipping will be $15.00 during this special time only.
September 27th: Dog Daze on The Landing
The Panhandle Animal Welfare Society
will have adoption dogs on-site and will be offering $5.00 rabies vaccinations and $15.00 Microchips at Dog Daze on September 27th. Dog Daze will be held from
9:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. at the Fort Walton Landing. For more information call 243-1525.
We will also be providing personalized ID tags with emergency contact phone numbers at a cost of only $5.00. PAWS booth will also be selling pizza by the slice.
October 16th: Happy Tails Reunion
PAWS Happy Tails Alumni Reunion; Tijuana Flats
6:00 pm - 9:00 pm. Dog Halloween Costume Contest. Prizes will be awarded in different categories. Unique Bandana Contest as well as a prize for the Alumni coming the farthest distance.
Tijuana Flats donates a percentage of their profits each Thursday to PAWS!!
There is a new dog park in Niceville. There is an unsupervised pet walk area located at the Mullet Festival fairgrounds, just north of Niceville on Florida Hwy. 85. It is a great place to exercise your dog!
The park is open dawn to 10 p.m., at which time lights will shut off automatically. This is a completely
fenced-in (double gates), shaded area of about 5-acres with large oak trees. Each pet owner is responsible for their dog’s waste clean-up.
50th Birthday Celebration Recap Click here
for our 50th birthday celebration photos!
Also, see the sponsors who helped us make the event
a huge success!
Panhandle Animal Welfare
Society (PAWS)
752 Lovejoy Road | Fort Walton Beach, Florida 32548
(850) 243-1525
| Fax
(850) 664-0445 |
info@paws-shelter.com
There is a new dog park in Niceville. There is an unsupervised pet walk area located at the Mullet Festival fairgrounds, just north of Niceville on Florida Hwy. 85. It is a great place to exercise your dog!