In 2011 we adopted 211 cats and 7 dogs into loving homes. We spayed/neutered 1,024 cats and dogs for an overal total of 5,392. In 2011, United Paws spent $81,343 to support its pet food, feral cat and foster programs, as well as veterinary costs for spay/neuter and vet emergency help! We could not do this with you. Thank you everyone for your support.
Special Garibaldi Adoptathon Event!
Last year, the Garibaldi Museum asked United Paws to hold one of its adoption events at
their wonderful museum. It was so successful, all enjoyed the experience, so this year United Paws is holding a repeat “performance.” Please join us June 9th from noon to 3 PM to see all the wonderful cats and kittens looking for their “forever” home.
Join us for our monthly adoption event! Our next adoptathon will be held Saturday, 
May 16th, at the Tillamook County Fairgrouds, the 4-H Dorm, from noon to 3 PM.
All potential adopters will be required to fill out an application form first as part of our screening process to protect the animals. All cats and kittens are current with inoculations. If adults, they are spayed/neutered. Kittens come with spay/neuter certificate.
No animals are to be dumped at the Adoptathon. Abandoning an animal is illegal and punishable by 6 months in jail and a $2,500 fine.
Tabbies Look For a New Home!
May showers bring May Flowers and a United Paws May Update. Oliver and Timmy both are looking for their forever homes, as well as many other deserving cats.
2011: It was a very good year
Busy. That’s the only way to describe the year 2011 for United Paws. A record year in many ways. Link directly to our full color 2012 MewsLetter by clicking on photo below. It takes a minute or so to download!
Despite a still stagnant economy and a downturn in grant money, thanks to donor generosity, bequests and several successful fund-raising projects, we raised $98,849, the most in United Paws history.
It allowed us to continue our programs of spaying/neutering the pets of low-income Tillamook County residents and roaming feral, abandoned and homeless cats; finding a record 211 homes for rescued cats and 7 dogs; providing emergency medical care for injured and sick cats and dogs; and providing pet food for needy residents.
