PAWS Cats of the Week

It's that time of year again: kitten season. That means that young kittens need foster care until they're big enough to be neutered/spayed and adopted, and older cats in Philadelphia's shelters are at even higher risk for euthanasia because of lack of space due to the deluge of kittens. PAWS gives these animals a chance at life by getting them out of the shelter and into caring homes. If you've thought about becoming involved as a volunteer or foster parent, now is the time. (If you have specific questions about fostering, you can contact PAWS's foster coordinator Robin at robin@phillypaws.org.) And as always, your thoughtful donations help keep PAWS able to do its fantastic work.

Morgan & Reagan

Morgan (black) and Reagan (white) are a pair of 1 year old bonded sisters. They arrived at the city shelter with a combined ten kittens. They were fantastic mothers, and now that their babies have all gone out into the world, they're ready for a home of their own. In their foster home, they've shown that they're fantastic with other creatures, including other cats, bunnies, and kids. Morgan is very affectionate, enjoys belly rubs, and loves being held. Reagan is very playful and enjoys watching the world outside the window. Morgan and Reagan are petite, talkative, and beautiful. They should go to a home together, and will bring a lot of life to whatever home they're in.

If you'd like more information about Morgan and Reagan, e-mail their foster parents at PAWSkitties@gmail.com.

Image via PAWS