Paddy’s Friends Kitten Fosters

06/14/2026

Congrats to Alana and Zach on their adoption of Cherri!

06/14/2026

Congrats to Shauna on her adoption of Bubbles!

06/12/2026

Please help our friends!!

06/12/2026

Courtesy post - senior kitty!!

06/12/2026

Paddy the rescue CEO!

06/11/2026

Update: Adoption application pending.

Ready for their forever homes! These boys are neutered, FIv/FElV negative, microchipped, and up to date on their age appropriate shots. Medium haired and good with other cats, dogs, cats and kids.

Apply to adopt here: https://form.jotform.com/232936316170151

06/11/2026

PSA

Pet owners are urged to check their shelves after an expanded recall of pet food sold in dozens of states due to potentially dangerous vitamin deficiencies.
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06/10/2026

Don’t Leave Your Cat in a Car ‼️☀️

06/10/2026

The New World Screwworm was successfully eradicated from the United States in 1966 through a massive control effort. Recently, however, new cases have been identified near the southern U.S., prompting increased monitoring and awareness within the veterinary community.

Why is this parasite different?
Unlike typical maggots that feed on dead tissue, New World Screwworm larvae feed on healthy, living tissue. Wounds can become painful and enlarge rapidly, potentially causing significant damage if left untreated.

Cats, especially those that spend time outdoors or have open wounds, surgical sites, or bite injuries, may be at risk.

Signs to watch for:
- Wounds that suddenly worsen
- Foul smelling discharge
- Excessive licking or scratching
- Visible larvae within or around a wound

If your cat develops a wound that isn’t healing normally or shows any of these signs, contact your veterinarian promptly.

Keeping wounds clean, monitoring healing closely, maintaining year round prescription parasite prevention, and keeping cats indoors are all excellent ways to help protect your feline family members.

As always, if you have questions or concerns, our team is here to help.

All confirmed cases should be reported to the USDA

06/10/2026

The Disney crew is now 7.5 weeks old! They are on track to be ready for their forever homes by the end of the month. Note: Miss Minnie was too fast to jump out of the kitten pile. She is the missing 5th kitten.