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Heavenly Paws is a 501c3 NonProfit Animal Rescue. For over 15 years, we have saved the lives of Dogs & Cats who are homeless, abused, or suffering from other painful circumstances. We find safe and loving forever homes for the precious lives we save.
Find Your Purrfect Companion!
Upcoming Events
🍕 It’s pizza time! We're selling Pizza Kits and Meal Deal Codes to raise funds for the rescue. To reach our goal, we need your help!
🍕 To buy a kit benefiting Heavenly Paws, just click on the button below
🍕 Pizza Kits will be delivered directly to buyers via FedEx, so share this link with family, friends and followers across the country. Meal Deal Codes are sent via email immediately after purchase.
🍕 For questions email us at fundraising@heavenlypawsmi.org
🍕 Let's eat pizza! Thanks to all from the HP team!
FEATURED CAT
Meet Siblings Opal & Oliver!
These little darlings are deeply bonded and very affectionate. After their rough start in life, it's such a joy to see them so happy as they play together now.
Both kittens came to Heavenly Paws with vision difficulties related to an infection at a very young age. Opal's vision is only slightly impaired, while her brother (Oliver) lost an eye and has limited vision in his other eye. These conditions have no impact on their ability to run, play, and enjoy every minute of their life!
Opal and Oliver are inseparable. These treasured kittens are in search of a safe, loving forever home where they can be together forever!
Birthdate: 11/23/2023
Applicants: All resident animals must be spayed/neutered and have a history of current annual vaccination care.
If you have interest in adopting these special kittens, please complete an Cat Adoption Application under the "Applications" tab above.
Both kittens are up to date on age appropriate vaccines. Opal is Spayed, Oliver is Neutered. They have tested NEG for FEL/FIV and are microchipped. Please consider giving this brother and sister a beautiful life!
MEET OUR RESCUED PETS
Heavenly Paws of Michigan rescues hundreds of animals annually from shelters, the outdoors and other neglectful situations.
