Protecting Paws In Peril

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I was very excited today to go on a tour of the Chesapeake Humane Society 's Crisis Boarding Facility. Protecting Paws in Peril was able to start giving their assistance this fall through CHS's help for pets in crisis in need of temporary boarding, by providing the animals with supplies that will help with their living situations or enrichment. It is a wonderful addition for the tidewater area that doesn't just help the pets, but the the community as a whole. A thank you to Shoshana Mostoller for inviting us and explaining some of the inner workings!

PPiP has finally created a blog section on their website and will post receipts to show where donations are going. Only a little was done last year, but it was able to help figure out a system of how things will be done in the future.
Happy New Years!!

2022 Year End Although PPiP officially got starting in 2021, 2022 is where it was able to dip it's toe into how it will operate. Chesapeake Humane Society finished building their facility and started their animal crisis boardings which gave ProPiP the opportunity to offer needed items to those pets whose owners w...

Why are microchips important? Microchips help reunite lost pets with their owners.🐈🐕 With a registered microchip, a pet is 21.4 times more likely to make it back home to you! If your pets are chipped be sure to register the chip, update your information if it should change and it is always a good idea to have the chip scanned when you take your pet in for routine vaccines to make sure it is still working! 💕🐈‍⬛🐾 operationhood.org

Protecting Paws in Peril is supporting this campaign to help bring home two cats who had perished in a fire. Hampton Roads Veterinary Hospice & Integrative Medicine has agree to take care of the cremation of the cats for $240 but the campaign still needs money to reach that goal. Can you help?

Hughes Ave, Virginia Beach, Virginia house fire Sunday January 23, 2022. Chris and his wife lost everything in a house fire. Chris safely was able to get his wife, two dogs, and a tortoise out. Unfortunately he could not locate the two cats. Virginia Beach fire department with the upmost sincerity informed the owners that the cats were located an...