Good news:fostered but not forgotten

*whats up paws

I was touched by this story..

I want to be as active as I can,while I can.

animals are such a blessing. :)

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Remember us?

Iggy and Louie are the only two gray tabbies who survived out of a litter of six . They were only a week old when they were brought to the shelter by two UP students who found them in a plastic bag by the side of the street.

A volunteer bottlefed them with lactose-free infant milk. The rest of their siblings didn't make it but Iggy and Louie held on to dear life and responded positively to antibiotics.

Both are eating solids, healthy and are ready to be adopted into good homes.

Same goes for Mickey (formerly - Nicky - our poster boy in our whatsuppaws announcement asking for lactose-free milk donations) and five other kitties who were fostered in volunteers' homes.

Mickey today. (above photo); Baby Mickey last March 2008 (below)

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Foster parents have spent many sleepless nights bottlefeeding these babies. Their fervent wish is that these kitties would all find good homes so that their efforts will not be in vain.

Please - if you are ready to open your heart and home to a shelter kitty - make a foster parent's wish come true: contact us at philpaws@....

-The Philippine Animal Welfare Society (PAWS)