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Serving The Citizens of Western North Carolina Since 1995 
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Mission:To help alleviate the suffering of abandoned abused, homeless and injured animals in Swain County.
We provide a caring haven and find loving homes for as many as possible. Through community outreach, education and media, we seek to transform local cultural norms so that human-animal bonding and neuter/spay become more widely practiced in our region.
We are still looking for forever homes for these friendly felines. They are all about 3 months of age and are spayed/neutered. The litter has 2 boys and 2 girls (click on the pictures to learn more about them). Stop by PAWS animal shelter in Bryson City to meet them in person and find your "Purr-fect" companion.
https://www.facebook.com/PAWSBrysonCity/
**If anyone sees my baby kelistia please let me know, she went missing this morning on fortner rd on Kirkland's creek, she is 3 yrs old and brown and black with baby blue eyes, she has a purple collar on but it has the wrong number on it, if anyone sees her please let me know, my number is 8285073520
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