While Cosmo’s fighting his doppelganger in foster care, we’re fighting to restock our kitten food stash at the shelter. One of these problems can be solved with your help! Wet kitten food is among our most-used supplies during kitten season, when shelters are flooded with orphaned babies and nursing mothers. For #FiveDollarFriday, please consider sending a case or two so more kittens like Cosmo can grow up big and strong! You can visit our kitten wishlist at phillypaws.org/kittenshower, drop some off at the shelter, or ship through the retailer of your choice to: PAWS 2900 Grays Ferry Avenue Philadelphia, PA 19146 Follow @monkeybutterfly on Instagram to see Cosmo’s journey in foster care and find out when he becomes old enough for adoption! (fb)

PAWS is urgently seeking Safety Net fosters! These cats are cherished pets who've temporarily lost their homes — but they all have owners who love them dearly and are desperately hoping to be reunited with them again. No one should have to part with a pet due to a temporary hardship, which is why Safety Net fosters are so important. By opening your home for a few months while their owners get back on their feet, you'll open shelter space for pets who truly have nowhere to go, and help a family remain intact! Safety net fostering usually lasts between 3-5 months, and is a great way to enjoy some furry companionship if you’re not able to make a long term commitment. Baby Bell & Bambi: 1 year old bonded brothers who were very scared when they first arrived, but are now showing us their bright, friendly, and playful personalities! Baby Girl: 7 year old sweetheart with a condition called cerebellar hypoplasia, which affects her balance but doesn't require any special treatment — just a home where her access to stairs will be limited. Bart & Gary: 2 year old bonded brothers who are feeling shy since they just arrived at the shelter, but are still very loving, affectionate, and grateful for chin scratches. Email foster@phillypaws.org to learn more about becoming a Safety Net foster, or read more about these cuties at phillypaws.org/cats-needing-foster! (fb)