Adopt Me

Welcome a new canine or feline family member into your home.

Paws of War works to rescue abandoned and at-risk animals and provide them with safe and loving homes. Those ready to find their perfect match are featured below. All our animals are available for adoption (upon review and approval of application) at no fee to Veterans, First Responders, and Gold Star Families. All animals will be fully vetted and come with training and support.

Please note - All meet and greets with our animals are done through an appointment and only after the application has been reviewed. Please do not stop by our office without an appointment. We will not be able to accommodate you. Please make sure when filling out the application, you complete it entirely, incomplete applications will not be processed. Thank you

Thor

Rescued as a tiny puppy by an American hero deployed overseas, and brought to safety through our War-Torn Pups and Cats program, Thor is now ready for the final stage of his new life: his forever home. The soldier who cared for and protected him overseas knew the loving pup would never make it on his own surrounded by so much suffering and danger and his wish is that Thor finds a special place to finally call his own.
Thor is around a year and a half old, walks well on a leash, and has a gentle nature.
Sabrina

Sabrina is a very sweet natured 5 year old Goldendoodle with a lovely calm personality. She is a gentle girl with a lot of love to give.
Sabrina - Rescued From Ukraine

Sabrina was hit by a car and left for dead. She had serious head trauma and was unresponsive on arrival at the emergency vet - it didn't look good, but she had to be given a chance. This girl has a fighting spirit, and despite her injuries and long and difficult rehabilitation to help her walk again, Sabrina made a remarkable recovery.
She is a kind and sociable cat with a lot of love to give.
Maryusa - Rescued From Ukraine

This sweet girl was found dying as a tiny kitten. With no one to care for her, she had been surviving on the streets alone and was so weak her life was almost over before it had barely begun. Thanks to the care of her rescuers she regained her strength and began to thrive.
She is a quiet and gentle cat who deserves her happy ever after in a loving home where she can learn she is safe.