PAWS hosts cat yoga and chicken-free farm events to support local rescues.

The Portage Animal Welfare Society (PAWS) is using community events such as cat yoga and targeted foster programs to support its rescue operations and the roughly 14 cats currently housed at its facility.

The Portage Animal Welfare Society (PAWS) is using community events and targeted foster programs to meet growing needs in its local rescue work. The group has organized activities such as cat yoga and the article title references chicken-free farms as part of its community outreach. Chrissy Nesbitt, PAWS's fundraising coordinator, said the organization is looking for creative ways to engage the public. The facility is currently caring for roughly 14 cats. Key points: - PAWS is using events like cat yoga and targeted foster programs to support its rescue operations. - Chrissy Nesbitt is the fundraising coordinator and described the effort as seeking creative public engagement. - The organization is caring for roughly 14 cats at its facility. - The article's title also references chicken-free farms as part of support activities. Summary: The events aim to boost community engagement and support for animals in PAWS's care. Undetermined at this time.