Angel Paws Veterinary Services

10/27/2026

Big news from Count Chocula and his cat crew 🎃 🧡 🐈‍⬛

We’re available for adoption! Fixed, vaccinated and ready to bring our shenanigans to our future furever homes!

While we wait for our perfect matches we could use some help with the essentials

1. Clumping litter
2. Wet food
3. Dry food

Can you help keep our bellies full and our litter boxes fresh while we wait for our happily ever afters?

Also, if you’re interested in any of these cute little monsters, reach out to us!

Both the littles and our big kids always appreciate visitors - best times to stop by are Tuesdays and Wednesdays but you can always text us to coordinate other drop off times and if visits are tricky we do have an Amazon wish list
https://www.amazon.com/registries/gl/guest-view/20JBQ8EG6QMPX?ref_=cm_sw_r_mwn_ggr-subnav-share_7M3R7WCNASSKG75DRR57&language=en-US

As always, thanks for all your support!

10/01/2026

Meet Dots, one of our clinic kitties!
Dots absolutely ADORES humans — so much so that she’s become a little escape artist and tries to bolt every time our front door opens! 😂
Since she’s such a chill, social girl, we’re thinking she might make a pretty great adventure kitty. We’ve slowly started acclimating her to a harness and leash, and she’s showing some promising progress! She especially loves rolling around in the grass. 🌱🐾
Of course, it’s still very much a work in progress, but we’re having fun taking it one step at a time.
Do you have an adventure kitty? How did you train them to walk on a harness and leash? We’d love to hear your tips, tricks, and experiences!
And we’d love to see your adventure kitties! Drop a photo in the comments and show us your furry explorers!

09/18/2026

09/15/2026

We’re SO excited to be the recipient of a Raising Cane's fundraiser this Saturday! 🎉
Stop by the Raising Cane’s in Midvale this Saturday (September 19th), grab a bite to eat, and mention our fundraiser when you order! 🐶🐱

From spays and neuters to providing medical care for our feral friends, amputating limbs, removing infected eyes, and pinning broken legs — we are fortunate and incredibly blessed to be able to give these animals a better, healthier life. 🐾

As a nonprofit, fundraisers like this make a HUGE difference. Your support helps us continue providing care for the animals currently in our organization, while also helping us support the incredible local rescues and shelters working every day to save animals in need. 🐾❤️

We truly couldn’t do what we do without YOU—our amazing community! Every meal and every bit of support helps us continue our mission. 🙌

07/23/2026

Long live the king…

Side note : Stewie is alive and well

06/20/2026

We do talk about Bruno… and what a good boy he was even after his simple neuter turned into a search for a retained testicle and repairing an umbilical hernia. All went well and now he’s on to bigger adventures as a recently adopted pup.

06/08/2026

Kittens! 🐾

As adorable as these little ones are, the heartbreaking reality is that they’re among the lucky few who’ve found a safe place to land. The rescue community is beyond inundated with the number of kittens — and moms — desperately needing help and a chance at survival. Many already have, and many more will, succumb to illness, injury, and harsh conditions in a life they never asked for.

One common misconception is that kittens must be at least six months old to be spayed or neutered. In fact, they can safely be altered as early as **eight weeks (around two months old)**. Early spay/neuter is one of the most impactful ways to reduce the overwhelming number of homeless cats.

Looking for ways to help?

🐱 **Spay and neuter your pets.** More low-cost clinics are becoming accessible
🐈 **Advocate.** Encourage friends and family to do their part, too.
🐈‍⬛ **Foster.** Rescues and shelters can save more lives when there are homes willing to provide temporary food, shelter, and love
🐶 **Donate.** Food, litter, potty pads, kitten formula, beds, blankets, and monetary donations all go a long way. Rescues cover medical care to prepare animals for adoption — your support helps make that possible.
🦮**Volunteer.** Local municipal shelters and rescues often need help feeding, cleaning, and providing socialization. Even a few hours can make a difference.
🐱**Support TNR (Trap, Neuter, Release).** If you see community cats in your neighborhood, reach out to local organizations. TNR plays a critical role in stabilizing and protecting cat populations.

And remember — fostering isn’t just for kittens. Adult cats (and dogs!) need love and safe spaces just as much.

It truly takes a village. And these cats deserve one 🩷

05/02/2026

Some cats will never know life inside a home—and that’s exactly why Ear Tip Ranch matters. 🐾

As one of our trusted sanctuary partners, they care for feral and handicapped cats who have nowhere else to go—providing safety, stability, and lifelong compassion.

These cats aren’t “less than.” They just need a different kind of care. And Ear Tip is there for them every single day.

Consider purchasing an adorable suncatchers and helping these furry friends
https://ebay.us/m/cOBA8h

04/25/2026

🚨 PSA for Cat Owners 🚨

We had a big, handsome boy come in for an exam yesterday with a very serious issue. His symptoms? Frequent trips to the litter box, crying while trying to urinate, and only producing small amounts.

For those who may not know — this is an emergency, especially in male cats. Urinary blockages can become life-threatening very quickly.

Radiographs showed a significant number of bladder stones causing a partial blockage. After attempts to flush and relieve the obstruction, our doctor determined that a perineal urethrostomy (PU) surgery was the best option for him 🐾

He is now on the road to recovery ❤️‍🩹. This case had a good outcome because care was sought in time — but not all do.

⚠️ Watch for these warning signs:
• Frequent litter box use
• Straining or crying when urinating
• Little to no urine production
• Lethargy or hiding

If you notice any of these symptoms, don’t wait — seek veterinary care immediately. Acting quickly can save your cat’s life.

Let’s spread awareness and keep our feline friends safe. ❤️

04/18/2026

Big week for this little guy 🐶! From his initial exam and bloodwork to an echocardiogram to ensure he was safe for surgery, Geoffrey has been such a champ every step of the way.

After being medically cleared, yesterday was his big day—he got a nose job (stenotic nares surgery), bilateral eye repair (entropion), neuter, and a scrotal ablation.

Now it’s all about rest, healing, and lots of love. Wishing this sweet pup a smooth and speedy recovery as he gets closer to finding his forever family. We’re so grateful for our rescue partners who go above and beyond to give these amazing animals the best fresh start. 🐾💛 Rocky Mountain French Bulldog Rescue