With Gratitude

On behalf of all the Sanctuary residents, delicious Cannoli is stopping by this Thankful Thursday to extend our deepest gratitude to our 2023 Sanctuary Guardian Angels. 

Thank you for becoming a Guardian Angel to our Sanctuary residents. All of us at Paws Give Me Purpose are so very grateful for your generosity!

Your support helped make a difference in the lives of the dogs we cherish. YOU are all a major part of the work we do, and are the driving force behind us!

Deepest Gratitude

Giving the unwanted, abused, neglected, senior, hospice and special needs animals life for no matter how long they are with us is what makes Paws Give Me Purpose a special place.

For the dogs that call our Sanctuary home, they seem to really know they’ve been given a second chance, and they readily show their gratitude.

Today, little Teddy is popping in to extending his deepest gratitude to Susie’s Senior Dogs who has teamed up with Chloe’s Fospice Friends and awarded us a grant to help with Teddy’s care.

Mr. Ted needed a comfy and cozy place to continue his retirement, filled with nothing but love and happiness and with your support, we are making it happen!

For those not familiar with Mr. Ted’s arrival to our sanctuary please head over to:

Although Teddy is considered a hospice case, to us he is another beautiful, senior soul who did not deserve to die in a shelter. Teddy wants nothing more than to be loved, and he returns affection many times over.

This is what we do here at Paws Give Me Purpose.

Brownie’s Arrival

Beautiful little Brownie was finally well enough to travel up north and arrived at Paws Give Me Purpose Sanctuary on Tuesday evening.

For those not familiar with Brownie’s story, please head over to: https://www.pawsgivemepurpose.com/urgent-assistance/

Big thank you to SWATT Rescue for moving quickly and putting together the transport professionally. We are forever grateful to Elaine Brown and Erica Plowman.

Also a big thank you to the SWATT Flight Angel Joyce Hubbard Brau for escorting Brownie all the way from Houston Texas to Philadelphia – we are so grateful for what you did for this precious girl.

We would also like to thank our wonderful volunteer Rosana Braude for completing the last leg of the transport and picking Brownie up at the Philadelphia airport and driving her to our Sanctuary in Southern New Jersey.

Last, but certainly not least, thank you to our fabulous PGMP mother/daughter Texas team, Kathy and Megan Clark, for moving quickly in bringing Brownie to safety, for loving, caring for, taking her to her Veterinary appointments, and SO much more. We honestly do not know what we would have done without you!

Little Brownie and all of our Sanctuary residents need people with extra-big hearts to help us give them their second chance at life and thanks to all of you, Brownie is alive today and will be loved and cared for the rest of her life.

Brownie is now in search of her very own lifetime sponsor; could you be the one to make her wish come true?

When you become a sponsor, you will make wishes come true for Brownie and all our Sanctuary dogs. Please consider becoming Brownie’s lifetime sponsor!