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Sacagawea: Beautiful, Brave and Ready to Make History [PHOTOS]

Sacagawea: Beautiful, Brave and Ready to make History

Sacagawea: Beautiful, Brave and Ready to make History

My name is Sacagawea, and my days exploring in the wild are over.  Like my namesake, the brave, pregnant, Shoshone girl who guided Lewis and Clark on their expedition, I was quite the outdoors woman, giving birth in a backyard and evading my trappers for two months. But now that I am in a PAWS foster home, with all the comforts that brings, I realize that the indoor life is the one for me.

So, you may ask, what’s so great about staying inside? First of all, I love all the cool toys, especially the ones with catnip and anything that rolls. And, of course, I love the people who toss the balls and play with me. I also thoroughly enjoy it when they pat me and hold me. Safe inside, I get to be cuddled and adored, and have a warm place to curl up with my humans at night. When no one is available to play with me, I am content to gaze out the window from the safety of my foster home. For me, that is like watching television. 

I had four beautiful kittens, but only one, Mae Jemison, is still with me. She reminds me of myself because this little black beauty is adorable, gentle, sweet and playful. I would love to have some feline company in my new home. If you don’t already have a cat, you should definitely consider adopting both of us. Of course, you can decide once you meet us. But, I can guarantee that we will be hard to resist. We are amazing! 

So, what are you waiting for? It’s time for us to start a new chapter…and maybe you and I (and little Mae, too) can make our own history, together.

If you are interested in learning more about Sacagawea and her kitten Mae, or any of our other available cats and dogs, contact PAWS at 781246-6111 or PAWSwakefield@yahoo.com or visit our website. You can also meet many of our cats at our weekly adoption hours at VCA Wakefield Animal Hospital (Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.) or at the Danvers PetSmart (Thursdays and Fridays from 4 to 7 p.m. and Saturdays and Sundays from 1 to 4 p.m.). Different animals will be at each location.

Also, on Saturday, Oct. 6, PAWS will be participating in PETCO’s National Adoption Reunion. Join us at the Woburn PETCO from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. to meet with our adoption counselors and hopefully find your new best friend. Or, bring along your own adopted pet and share your stories. PETCO will have free gifts and other specials to help celebrate forever homes for our pets.

About this column: Each week, Patch will feature an adoptable pet needing a home from PAWS, an all-volunteer animal welfare organization based in Wakefield, MA. Founded by Esther Nowell in 1982, PAWS responds to animal-related needs in many communities north of Boston. The PAWS service areas includes Wakefield, Lynnfield, Reading, North Reading, Saugus, Stoneham, Woburn, Winchester, and Malden. PAWS' mission is to promote and protect the rights and well-being of all domestic animals and wildlife, and foster a greater understanding of animal welfare and animal rights through education. PAWS receives no local, state or federal funding - the budget is completely funded by membership dues, adoption services, annual fundraising efforts, and kind donations from friends and members. Related Topics: Animal Adoption, Cats, History, Mae, Sacagawea, and paws wakefield

MattS

11:55 am on Saturday, September 29, 2012

I'm not even a big fan of cats, but this one looks pretty cool.

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