The Furry Godmothers

Spring break is coming. Headed somewhere fun and leaving pets behind?? Give us a call and we will try to distract your pets enough they won’t realize you are gone !!!Spring break is coming. Headed somewhere fun and leaving pets behind?? Give us a call and we will try to distract your pets enough they won’t realize you are gone !!!

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The Town of Paradise is hosting a fire prevention benefit concert on September 15. Funds raised will be split in half between fire prevention efforts in Butte County and fire victims in need. See the flyer and news release for more details.

PLEASE SHARE TNR-Sarah has taken on the responsibility of trapping and altering some cats that are living in a perilous location-between a wildlife corridor and... a freeway. Three of the four adults are altered and released due to their wildness and no alternate location. She has caught and tamed 9 kittens so far The first litter is almost 4 months old. Out of that litter 4 of 5 have been adopted. Second litter of 4 still need homes. All are lovely little kittens and cannot be released back in that treacherous environment. As of 8/22nd they will all be spayed or neutered, have their 1st FVRCP and a 1 year Rabies vaccine on board. Virus negative, well cared for, healthy, sweet and ready for a home. Please consider one (or two), they deserve it. Please adopt and donate to help reimburse Sarah for their surgery/vaccine costs. Call Sarah at 530 873 2706 or 530 520 2697 Polar Bear: Sweet, affectionate, cuddly, playful, independent and can entertain himself. Sweetie: Sweet, affectionate, playful, energetic, happy. Grettel: Sweet, playful, shy; but becoming more brave and comfortable being held each day. Gray Bob: Sweet, extremely affectionate, playful, cool dude.

Lots of people find orphaned or injured wildlife and are not sure what to do. First of all, DO NOT FEED ANYTHING. Second thing to do is call you local wildlife ...rehabbers. They are trained and work with CDFW so please keep this number handy Bidwell Wildlife Rehabilitation 530 343 9004 we have been saving wildlife for 45 years in Butte County so please call us. We are always looking for new volunteers so if interested, call and let's talk! See more