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Animal Shelter details for Paws for Life, Inc.
Please visit Paws for Life, Inc. and adopt a homeless pet


You have reached the shelter page for Paws for Life, Inc.. Paws for Life, Inc. is located in chesapeake city, Maryland. If you have information to add or update for Paws for Life, Inc., please click here and let us know.

Paws for Life, Inc.

P.O. Box 403
chesapeake city, Maryland 21915
Phone: 302-376-7297
Fax: 410-275-9127
Email: paws4life@dmv.com
Website: www.pawsforlife.org/


All too often, perfectly lovable, well trained dogs are lost or abandoned, and find themselves in an overcrowded shelter facing euthanasia. Local SPCA's have served communities for years by taking in strays, kenneling them, and encouraging the public to adopt these homeless animals.

But not all animals get adopted. Unfortunately, the S.P.C.A. can not control the rate at which the community adopts pets and sometimes even the best animals have to be destroyed simply because of lack of room. There are so many wonderful dogs that do not get a second chance....

Ginny Suarez, a member of Board of Directors at the Cecil County S.P.C.A. for almost twenty years, took the humanitarian efforts of the S.P.C.A. to a new level by founding Paws for Life, Inc.

It started years ago when Fouga, one of Ginny's favorite dogs at the shelter, was about to be put down. Ginny took Fouga to her veterinarian, had her spayed and vaccinated and then proceeded to find her a loving home. Since then, hundreds of successful placements have been made.

Ginny cautions, "I want everyone to know that we still are a small operation. I go by the S.P.C.A.'s regularly, so I know which dogs would make great pets. If one of these wonderful dogs is scheduled for euthanasia, Paws for Life steps in. We bring the dogs into our program, get their shots and neutering up to date, and care for these dogs until we can find good homes for them."

Paws for Life does not have a set adoption fee, but we do request a donation of roughly $75 to $100 to help offset our veterinary and kennel expenses. All of our dogs are spayed/nuetered and are current on their shots, so they are ready to go!

As a 501(c)3 tax exempt charitable organization, any and all donations are tax deductible, very welcome, and greatly appreciated. If you would like to adopt a dog, or make a contribution, call Ginny at (302)376-PAWS.

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