Sandy Paws Sanctuary
Our Story
🐾 At Sandy Paws Sanctuary, our love for animals spans generations. 🐾
What began as a private effort to rehabilitate injured and stray animals has grown into something bigger: a dedicated rescue committed to giving cats the second chance they deserve.
From the strays we've saved near Mohawk Prison to the many lives we've helped heal and rehome, this rescue is the next chapter in our journey.
Now, we're opening our doors to the public, with one goal: to get every cat into a safe, warm, and loving home. Join us in giving these animals the care, comfort, and compassion they've always deserved. 🐾🐾
Newest Cats
Name: Fred
Age: 4 months
Color: Gray
Sex: M
Fred is a very energetic little guy, he loves to run around and play, and he's very close with his sister Roxy.
Name: Roxy
Age: 4 months
Color: Gray
Sex: F
Roxy has a mix of high energy, and calm relaxed moods. She's very sweet, but also loves to play with toys and especially her brother Fred.
Success Stories
Name: Peanut
Age: 1 year, 6 months
Color: Dark Gray
Sex: F
Peanut is a rescue from the grounds at Mohawk Correctional Facility. She does well around other cats and dogs. Peanut needs someone with patience and a big heart. She loves to cuddle at night to sleep. She is still gets nervous when you approach her and needs time to adjust, however, we have made great progress with her.
Name: Sparky
Age: 1 year, 6 months
Color: Gray/White
Sex: F
Sparky (aka Sparkles) is a rescue from the grounds at Mohawk Correctional Facility. She does well around other cats and dogs. Sparky takes home the honor of most improved cat.
Name: Drip (Lucy)
Age: 1 year, 6 months
Color: Light Gray
Sex: F
Drip is a rescue from the grounds at Mohawk Correctional Facility. Drip is a timid, but very sweet cat. She would fair best in a quiet home with minimal other animals, but she's very lovey when comforable. She does fine with other cat and dogs, however, prefers a calmer envirnoment.
Name: Pete
Age: 1 year, 10 months
Color: Black/White
Sex: M
Pete was one of the first kittens we brought in from Mohawk, and we kept him for ourselves. We brought him home with his sister Gladice, who we liked to call Gladdy the Fatty, and is now living her skinniest life at her forever home.