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‘Pause 4 Paws’ urges people to foster dogs and cats [Video]

When a person fosters a cat vet visits, food and supplies are covered.

PLYMOUTH, Minn. — Fostering an animal can not only change the life of a dog or cat — it can change your own. 

Jill Goldstein and Ali Jarvis, with Pause 4 Paws, came to KARE 11 studios to chat about the need for fosters across Minnesota. 

Nickel and Penny, two 1-year-old cats, visited the studio as well, stealing hearts in the process. These cats are looking for foster homes that can support additional medical care, as both have Feline Leukemia. 

Pause 4 Paws will cover medical expenses for Nickel and Penny for the rest of their lives. When a person fosters a cat vet visits, food and supplies are covered. 

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