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At Pause4Paws our goal is, not only to enable people to get the help they need by caring for their pets, but to reunite pets and the people they love. These videos show the sheer joy experienced by our foster pups and their "parents" upon being reunited. It's why we do what we do!
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Pause4Paws received a lot of appreciation at the Zarrow Mental Health Symposium, October 2-3, 2019. Agencies providing services to those who struggle with mental illness, substance abuse and homelessness, were delighted to learn of our services. Additionally, Pause4Paws board president, Katy Inhofe, spoke at a break out session on the importance of providing care for pets when individuals need to go in for services.
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Thanks TulsaPets Magazine for the great article on Pause4Paws in the May/June 2019 issue.
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Pets offer us companionship and unconditional love - sometimes when we need it the most.
During the month of October, the Hardesty Family Foundation is generously offering to match donations to Pause4Paws Oklahoma. Your donation, large or small, helps keep pets and their people together! |
Recently Pause4Paws received Facebook messages regarding a homeless man who was taken to the emergency room unknowingly leaving his dog abandoned tied to a parking garage in the freezing cold weather...read on to learn the full story.
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A pet is often the only companion for a homeless person facing problems with addiction and/or mental illness. To get the help the person may need means they might have to abandon their pet. Most will not do it.
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A new nonprofit, Pause4Paws, seeks to eliminate an often-unseen barrier to seeking help — by offering short-term emergency pet fostering.
Tulsa has many wonderful programs and initiatives to help those struggling with mental health crises, homelessness and other...listen to Anna Bennett's full podcast. |