I usually start at the big, obvious libraries first, because that’s where most fanfiction lives and breathes. If you type 'PAWS OFF MY HEART' into Archive of Our Own or FanFiction.net you’ll often hit the jackpot—AO3 is especially useful since authors tag things thoroughly and you can filter by language, rating, length, and whether it’s complete. I save favorites there and download EPUBs for offline reading. Wattpad sometimes hosts more casual or serialized takes, and Quotev can have short, quirky versions people post for fun.
If you can’t find the piece on mainstream platforms, don’t panic. Tumblr and Twitter/X are common homes for standalone pieces or linkposts to an author’s personal blog. Google with quotes around 'PAWS OFF MY HEART' plus the site name (like site:archiveofourown.org) speeds things up, and the Wayback Machine can rescue deleted pages. I’ve even found partial translations on fan blogs and Reddit fan communities. Follow the author if you can — they often repost or link to new homes, and it’s the kindest way to show appreciation. I love the little treasure-hunt feeling when I finally land on a fic, and finding this one felt like discovering a secret stash of cute chaos.