Providing for Paws goal is to help keep animals out of shelters and rescues and stay in their family homes, by providing food for family pets when in need. As well as lessen the homeless pet population by requiring all animals in the home to be spayed/neutered and vaccinated through Providing for Paws. Although no one will EVER be turned down for food assistance with or without spaying or neutering their pet. Providing for paws is not a rescue. However, from time to time the necessity to take an unwanted animal or an animal in need, does come about. If we do not have fosters available at the time, we will work diligently to network the animal in need to other rescue groups in hopes of finding a placement for the unwanted animal to rescue.

Fee's are $250.00 for canines over 6 months. For canines under 6 months $300.00. Applicants must pass a home vist, provide established vet record, comply with any training or probationary period (for first time pet owners). With the exception of dogs under 4 months of age all animals placed for adoption are current on vaccines, spayed or neutered, microchipped and are in good health. Dogs under 4 months of age are placed as a foster to adopt until the spay/neuter and microchip has been completed.