What affects us affects cats
The Paw Project – Utah are asking for help from people who know of cats who have been declawed and who have ended up homeless because of the complications of declawing and declawed cats who have been euthanised at local shelters because of declaw operation complications. If you have experience of these situations, The …
Lilly was in a bit of a state. Now she’s much happier. Judy is Lilly’s caretaker. She found Lilly at the PetSmart store when there were having an adoption day. Julie wasn’t looking for a cat but she said that Lilly looked so sad and scared. This attracted her. Lilly had been in several …
Many shelter cats are less likely to be adopted because they have behavioural problems such as improper urination, hiding and biting due to being declawed. The Paw Project-Utah (PP-U) has recognized that these cats need an assessment of their damaged paws followed by repair work where possible with the objective of dramatically improving their …
From Dr Kirsten Doub DVM at Paw Project-Utah (PPU) Mundo needs a home at the date of this post. He is a big boy at 18 pounds and described by Dr Doub DVM as a “front declawed ball of love and he needs a hero to foster or adopt him!”. Some idiot has also …
Intro: People are becoming more sensitive to the signs of a cat in pain. People are more aware about the emotional state of the domestic cat. At one time, not so long ago, people weren’t even sure whether cats felt pain like we do and that included some veterinarians. The Paw Project-Utah are experts …
Introduction: this is a repost of a Paw Project-Utah newsletter. The objective is to spread the word about Paw Project-Utah and the excellent work they do while also providing updating information about Mollie a declawed cat and general information on caring for declawed cats. Good reasons to repost the newsletter. By Kirsten Doub, DVMRecently, Dr. Doub had …
I recently had the extreme pleasure of interviewing Utah veterinarian Dr. Kristen Doub. She is a cat lover extraordinaire who is greatly concerned about feline health and their welfare. But what is extra-special about Dr. Doub’s practice is her unwillingness to declaw cats and the extraordinary research she is doing to prove that cats …
