PAWS was located in the Todmorden area and covered a 15 mile radius of the town centre. We are well known for our coffee mornings, having a market stall, organising local events such as dog shows, fetes, Christmas Fairs and offering help to those in need in terms of food to local food banks, help with cat neutering vouchers and giving advice on rehoming and adoption. We rehome widely across the region and take in animals within our catchment area. However, following a notice of our landlord regarding re-possession of Eastwood Road, which we rented, a search began in earnest to ensure the long-term continuation of PAWS’ services to the local communities.

The Paris Arbitration Week is an institution organizing a yearly week of events aimed at connecting, whether in person or virtually, the worldwide community of arbitration practitioners, boosting rich academic debate and promoting Paris as the eternal home of international arbitration.Also recent research shows that when potential owners look for a rescue dog they spend about one minute in front of each kennel before deciding whether to meet that dog or to move on. They like the dog to be at the front of the kennel, facing them and being calm, not barking or jumping up. Level 1– Hand feeding kibble from the container on the kennel when passing the kennel regardless of the dog’s reaction. This teaches dogs to enjoy people approaching their kennel and they naturally start to ‘present’ themselves well to prospective owners.

Located on a prominent corner of the campus, the PAW Centre is a gateway showpiece for the university. In addition to the new building, existing buildings were renovated to accommodate new program space. The new and old buildings are connected by an atrium-like Social Street, incorporating student services to activate and energize a pedestrian thoroughfare that will serve as a major access point to the campus. The centre offers stimulation and support for dogs as they learn and play in their huge play zone, which is always supervised and helped by our outstanding team of "waggy tail-makers." The project began with demolition in November 2012, which took six months to complete. The new facility was handed over to the University of Alberta in multiple phases. North Concourse on September 1, 2014, the Hanson Fitness and Lifestyle Centre on November 25, 2014 and the Wilson Climbing Centre on January 5, 2015. We rely on flight buddies to fly over our animals so this means the animals arrive at an airport where the human air passenger is travelling to. As part of our transportation, we try to bring the animal as close as possible to you. Often up to five animals travel together and it’s not always possible to drop off each at their new homes as these could be from Land’s End to John O’Groats. We will work with you in finding a suitable meeting point from where we would ask your help to meet us and take your new family member home. Open Pawis a programme developed for cats and dogs in rescue centres. Open Paw has been in existence in the United States since it was founded in 2000, by Kelly Gorman Dunbar, a respected behaviourist in the US and her husband Dr Ian Dunbar, a British behaviourist and author. The National Animal Welfare Trust is the first rescue and rehoming charity in the UK to become an Open Paw organisation.Often, the adoption donation only covers part of the costs of caring for and transporting the dog or cat but should ever there be money left over, then this will be used towards feeding and medicating other animals in our care, and of course rescuing those in need. Thank you! Transport When the meteor creates a super-cat with all of the pup’s powers, the Mighty Pups must harness their new charged up superpowers to take down the villainous Copycat. Now you can charge up your PAW Patrol adventures with brand new Charged Up Hero Pups and vehicles. Paw Haus is providing those who have recently returned to office working with additional support and reassurance that their four-legged friends will be safe in their absence. Centre is open to students, faculty/staff, UofA Alumni, Van Vliet Complex Membership Card holders and Steadward Centre members and family. Level 2– Teaching dogs to be calm when people enter and exit the kennel, including putting on the lead