Lucky Paws

18 recommendations and reviews from 15 people

• Referral from November 19, 2016
  

  Brittany L. asked:

  Good afternoon! We have an army of about 25 cats that our landlord feeds but are ultimately feral. If we are able to capture them, does anyone know if there's a vet who offers free spay/neutering and flea treatments for strays? They keep having litters of kittens. There are also a few with open wounds, probably from kitty turf wars. We don't mind them being around but they do need to stop reproducing. Alternatively, if anyone is looking for a cat or kitten, we have quite a selection.

  

  Erica P. replied:

  Call us at Lucky Paws 340-513-1854

  

  Shebah P. replied:

  Try contacting Deliah at Lucky Paws

  

  Amanda M. replied:

  Check with the lucky paws foundation.

  

  Donna N. replied:

  Contact Dellia Holodenschi of Lucky Paws Foundation.

  

  Julie D. replied:

  Lucky Paws Foundation

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• Referral from November 22, 2015
  

  Cassie W. asked:

  Anyone have a kitten or know where I can get one?

  

  Jenny L. replied:

  lucky paws 340 513 1854

  

  Danielle D. replied:

  Contact Dellia of Lucky Paws, she has a lot of kittens needing homes. (340) 513-1854

  

  Tammy B. replied:

  Humane Society or Lucky Paws Foundation

  

  Jenilee B. replied:

  The lucky paws foundation & humane society just post yesterday that they really need help with their population of kittens/cats. Please go adopt! 🙏🏼 😻

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• Referral from July 23, 2015
  

  Yazmin J. asked:

  Have a few stray cats around a family's place and would like to get them fixed. I would like some info on where I should take them.

  

  Sarah L. replied:

  Dellia Holodenschi with lucky paws foundation, call her for an apt 340 513-1854 doings spay/ neuter this Sunday!

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• Referral from May 5, 2015
  

  Jasmine T. asked:

  Does anybody know a good affordable place to get my dog fixed? Or know any information on the free clinic they have.

  

  Rita F. replied:

  Lucky Paws has an event coming up, call Dellia at 340-513-1854 to make an appointment for low cost spay neuter.

  

  Jessica S. replied:

  Lucky paws foundation

  

  Nicole F. replied:

  Also, Lucky Paws Foundation just received a grant to be able to S/N 100 animals. They posted on their FB page to contact them to get it done for $20.

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• Referral from April 30, 2015
  

  Michelle S. asked:

  Name and number of a good animal shelter on island? We have a family of strays up where I live. Preferably that would come and trap, or would lend traps.

  

  Sara G. replied:

  Lucky paws will trap them and fix them. They ca. Be re-released once tested and neutered.

  

  Abigail J. replied:

  Lucky Paws!! Delia is great-Joyce too! Will lend a trap for you or trap them, fix them, only asking for $25 per cat donation if possible, and release them again or find good homes!

  

  Abigail J. replied:

  http://luckypawssttvi.org/

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• Referral from May 18, 2016
  

  Zoe S. asked:

  where can i get my cat spaded for cheap/free?

  

  Rita F. replied:

  Call Dellia at Lucky Paws 340-513-1854 she will help

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• Referral from August 13, 2015
  

  Elise M. asked:

  I'm looking to get my kitten a friend, she's about 2 months old, and needs a play pal. I saw a recent post about someone with a few kittens they were going to take to the humane society, does anyone remember them?

  

  Rita F. replied:

  Elise Marie, did you get that spay neuter certificate from Deliia yet? In only 1-2 months more your kitten will be breeding age, her number is 340-513-1854, please call her if you haven't already. She also may have kittens available for adoption. Also anyone giving kittens away please make sure that they get spayed or neutered. The tragic situation of homeless animals is due to people not spaying and neutering pets, especially cats which can breed 3 times a year, and their offspring and so on.

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