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The color of the points on Siamese cats is actually related to their body heat. Cool areas, such as their ears, noses, and tails, are darker. Warm areas, such as their legs and trunk, are lighter. This is why Siamese kittens are born white. The heat inside the mother's uterus gives all their body parts about the same warm temperature.

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"The dog is man's best friend.
He has a tail on one end.
Up in front he has teeth.
And four legs underneath."

- Ogden Nash, An Introduction to Dogs

Emergency Medical Aid

The PAWS Emergency Medical Aid program provides financial assistance for emergency treatment of severely injured stray animals. The harsh reality of budget restrictions has forced PAWS to limit this service to "rescued" animals only. We cannot extend this service to currently owned animals.

If you are currently in a situation where a stray animal is in need of medical assistance, please contact PAWS and let us know where and when your vet appointment is. We will fax over an authorization form to the vet office to help with the cost of treatment.

(814) 237-8722 extension 8
Email: mail@centrecountypaws.org

If you need financial help with a vet bill for one of your animals, we recommend that you ask your vet if they offer a payment plan.

The ASPCA has a page on their website listing organizations that may be able to help. Please see http://www.aspca.org/about-us/faq/financial-help-vet-bills.html.