
At 95Paws, our mission is to save lives by connecting high-volume, overcrowded shelters in the Southeastern United States with adoption and rescue partners across the Northeast. By bridging regional transport gaps along the I-95 corridor, 95Paws gives vulnerable animals a second chance at finding safe, loving, and permanent homes.
Lisa is a lifelong Cat lover and animal advocate. She has spent the last 20 years as an Executive Director and Board President of the nation's oldest No-Kill, Cage-Free Cat Shelter. Her passion for animals in need is unmatched. As a business entrepreneur for over 3 decades, she brings her experience and passion to 95Paws.
David has spent the last 20 years as a business owner in the engineering space. He brings a love of animals, volunteering and being detailed-driven to 95Paws. As a resident of the State of Georgia, he sees firsthand a need to help overcrowded shelters and improve the movement of adoptable pets to areas where they have a better chance of thriving.
Stitch is a purebred Shih Tzu that was rescued from a domestic violence home and entered a shelter in Massachusetts. He was rescued and found his forever home at 5 years old. His love for all people, dogs and cats is unmatched. He brings the joy to every room and is a great ambassador for 95Paws.

Tabitha is a great success story. She spent the first 5 years of her life living in a flea market in Florida. Once the flea market closed down she ended up in a shelter in Florida and eventually was flown to Massachusetts where she was adopted. She is a Michelin-rated treat specialist.
Sparkle is the reason why shelters and adoptions should exist. She was found on the street in south Florida at 6 weeks with severe face trauma. Instead of being euthenized, a kind sole saw something sparkle in her. Her eyes were removed, and she spent the first year of her life in shelters in Florida and Massachusetts receiving medical
Sparkle is the reason why shelters and adoptions should exist. She was found on the street in south Florida at 6 weeks with severe face trauma. Instead of being euthenized, a kind sole saw something sparkle in her. Her eyes were removed, and she spent the first year of her life in shelters in Florida and Massachusetts receiving medical care. She was fostered by our two Co-Founders and eventually adopted. She does not let her blindness stop her from being the happiest, nicest cat on the planet.
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