Cause 4
Paws, Inc.
Adopt a
Friend and Save a Life"
Click here for the Cause 4 Paws cats and kittens waiting to be adopted. Click here to see!
More adorable kittens and cats are waiting to be adopted from The Friends of Randolph Animal Pound. Click here to see!
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This one
year old beauty is still just a baby -
in the body of a full-grown cat. Rascal
was adopted as a kitten and returned to
C4P because of a moving situation.
Rascal is used to having her own family
to love her. She is extremely
affectionate and wants nothing more than
all of your attention. She will play
with you, cuddle with you, watch TV with
you - whatever you want to do as long as
you love her. Rascal is spayed, fully
vaccinated, and felv/fiv negative.
Please contact Diane at
c4pcats@aol.com or (908)377-4579.
"A meow massages the heart."
Say hello to Arthur! Arthur is a beautiful kitten, about 13 or 14 weeks old, mostly white but with a few patches of orange – and an orange tabby tail! He’s sweet and loving and looking for a new home. Arthur has been neutered, vaccinated, and tested negative for feline leukemia and feline aids. If you are interested in this beautiful boy, please contact Diane at: c4pcats@aol.com or (908) 377-4579. "A meow massages the heart."
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"Saving
one pet won't change the world, but surely the world will change for
that one pet."
"A
meow massages the heart."
Peppermint Patty is Home Sweet Home
This lucky little kitty was rescued from a shelter in January. She is now living the life of luxury with her best new human friend and the rest of the family. Doesn't she look absolutely content? This is what makes fostering such a worthwhile endeavor. Thank you to Peppermint Patty's new family for giving her such a wonderful home.
Lucy and Lawrence
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Lawrence's request to Santa was answered! Our sweet foster kitty, Lawrence, was pictured on our website for the last few weeks with a photo of him on Santa's lap. It seemed to us that Lawrence was asking for a great forever home for not just him, but his foster sister Lucy as well. You see, Lawrence is such a sweet and affectionate kitty, that he could have had a home some time ago. But, Lawrence is the caretaker for his special sister Lucy. Lucy has neurological problems caused by a virus that she had as a baby. The virus left her with lots of shakiness, so she stumbles and falls down frequently and is not graceful as most kitties are. Lawrence is much bigger than Lucy, but had a special bond with her, and let her follow him wherever he went. His tolerance and caretaking even went so far as to include permitting Lucy to knead on him and suck on his neck as if he were her mother. We just couldn't see how Lucy could thrive without Lawrence. Christmas came and went with no home for Lawrence and Lucy. Then, on December 29th, a mother and her daughter came into our adoption event looking for a little kitten. They spent a long time looking at the cats and kittens and took a liking to Lawrence (although he's certainly not a little kitten anymore!) because he was so affectionate. Lucy also seemed to bond with them and was comfortable in their arms. It certainly was not their intention to adopt TWO bigger kittens, but...as pictured here, Lawrence got his wish from Santa!!! Many, many thanks to this family for having room in their hearts for these special felines! |
Milo
"Milo is doing very well. The dogs get along great with him. I'm able to leave them all home in the house together without any worries which is a wonderful feeling. How was your Christmas? Mine was pretty good. Just a lot of running around. I just wanted to send you a Christmas picture of Milo with his snowflake shirt. haha =o)
Hope you have a wonderful New Year. "
Sarah & Milo
Please visit our other "happy tails."
All of us at Cause
4 Paws wish our adopted cats and kittens and their new caretakers well!
Purr-fect little kittens/cats find their way to us on a weekly basis. Please check back often to see our new additions. One is just waiting for you!
Please spay & neuter!
Amazing feline fact #4:
If your cat is near you, and her tail is quivering, this is the greatest expression of love your cat can give you. If her tail starts thrashing, her mood has changed --- Time to distance yourself from her.
Did You Know?
During her
productive life, one female cat could have more than 100 kittens
Cause 4 Paws welcomes all donations. All donations are used to help care for cats currently in foster care. If you would like to donate please send a check made payable to "Cause 4 Paws, Inc." to the address below or click the "PayPal Donate" button below to make a secure payment through Paypal. Your help was greatly appreciated!
Coming soon: Paw's Pals (check back soon!)
Cause 4 Paws, Inc.
PO Box 2904
Westfield, NJ 07091
Phone: (908) 232-4153
Email: C4PCATS@aol.com
While we do not have a central facility for our foster animals, we still welcome you to come visit us. Our volunteers are at local pet stores in Madison and East Hanover on most Saturdays and at other various locations throughout the year - check the webpage for a list of places. We are also more than happy to have interested adopters or those thinking about volunteering to come to our foster homes to see our rescued kitties.
Click here to email any website issues/comments
Cause 4 Paws, Inc. is a small, all-volunteer feline rescue group. We have been in existence for almost 10 years, any have already found homes for over 1,800 orphaned cats.
We rescue cats and kittens from local neighborhoods and area shelters that would otherwise be euthanized. Because we have only 4 foster homes, we are limited in the number of cats that we can take in at a given time, and are always looking for new foster homes so that we can increase our numbers.
We offer assistance with low cost spaying and neutering and also provide help to people that are interested in trapping, spaying, neutering, releasing feral cats.
Cause 4 Paws, Inc. volunteers can be found just about every weekend at pet stores in Madison and East Hanover showing the foster cats that are looking for homes. We also welcome potential adopters to our homes to see foster cats at other times.
Please give us a call or send us an email to find out more about our group, to ask about a cat, or to become a volunteer! Diane: (908)232-4153 (mailto:C4pcats@aol.com?subject=Cause 4 Paws, Inc) or Christine: (908)687-4227 (cmwagner@erols.com).
HELPFUL NUMBERS:
National Animal Poison Control Center:
1-888-426-4435
Emergency Disaster Hotline (Support and relief after earthquakes, etc)
1-800-227-4645
