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- PAWS is people helping cats, dogs and wild animals go home and thrive – whether home is the family room or the forest. We do this by rehabilitating orphaned and injured wildlife, sheltering and adopting homeless cats and dogs, and educating the community to inspire compassionate action for animals.
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Who is PAWS? PAWS is people helping cats, dogs and wild animals go home and thrive – whether home is the family room or the forest. We do this by rehabilitating orphaned and injured wildlife, sheltering and adopting homeless cats and dogs, and educating the community to inspire compassionate action for animals.
- PAWS History
Today PAWS continues to teach the community, including...
- Facilities
PAWS is headquartered in Lynnwood, Washington, approximately...
- Press and Media
PAWS has expertise in sheltering and adopting dogs and cats,...
- Financials and Reports
PAWS 2014 Annual Report *Note: Annual Save Rate is the sum...
- Careers
PAWS is an equal opportunity employer. PAWS is an equal...
- Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
PAWS recognizes that there is a troubling lack of diversity...
- Progressive Animal Welfare Society
PAWS is the nonprofit beneficiary of funds raised by...
- PAWS History
P.A.W.S. or Pets Are Wonderful Support refers to a number of North American non-profit organisations that advocate the value of the bond between humans and their pets as a means to extend a person's quality of life and life-span, specifically elderly or disabled persons.
People's Animal Welfare Society - Registered Charity 1204906. 8,079 likes · 185 talking about this. Award winning 🏆 UK-wide 🌏 Foster first 🏡 Cat and dog...
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- What Is Paws?
- What Causes Protracted Withdrawal?
- Diagnosis of Paws
- How Is Protracted Withdrawal Treated?
Post-acute withdrawal syndrome (PAWS) was a phrase first used more than 20 years ago to describe a phenomenon of relatively milder, but persistently troublesome withdrawal symptoms that lingered in some individuals who had discontinued benzodiazepine therapy. At some point, the concept of PAWS became overgeneralized to describe any type of protract...
Due to a lack of scientific evidence, protracted withdrawal and its causes are not well-documented. A person’s physical dependence on drugs or alcohol can lead to brain chemistry changes. When someone suddenly stops using the substance, the brain no longer has the chemical to trigger neurotransmitters and endorphins to release. The brain must re-ad...
Despite clinical observations and anecdotal reports of the symptoms experienced by some beyond the acute withdrawal stage, protracted withdrawal, as a diagnosis, has been excluded from the “Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders.”2The lack of consensus on what the syndrome is and how to best treat it makes it difficult to screen, dia...
Relapse continues to be a concern for individuals who may experience protracted withdrawal symptoms since they may want to alleviate those symptoms by returning to substance misuse.2 Therefore, after completing a formal treatment program, long-term recovery is sustainable with participation in an aftercare or continuing care program, which may incl...
Jun 15, 2024 · What is Post-Acute Withdrawal Syndrome (PAWS)? PAWS is a set of symptoms that can persist for weeks or months after the initial withdrawal from a substance. Common substances that can lead to PAWS include alcohol, opioids, benzodiazepines, and stimulants
What is PAWS in drug and alcohol recovery? PAWS stands for Post-Acute Withdrawal Syndrome and refers to a cluster of physical and mental health symptoms that can remain, develop, or come and go, well beyond the expected period of recovery.
PAWS is the nonprofit beneficiary of funds raised by Colossal through the America’s Favorite Pet Competition. Colossal is a nationally registered professional fundraiser and the global leader in modern giving with a mission to inspire people to advocate for themselves and those in need.
