Feral Care

What started out as a call to help six abandoned cats quickly escalated into a nearly 40 cat rescue mission. Here is what we are dealing with- 33 cats came into our rescue within the last week covered with fleas, full of worms, severe upper respiratory infections, starving and fearful.  Two extremely sick little 5 month old kittens only weighing 2lbs, upper respiratory infections, ear infection and infected bite wounds so deep that they will need their legs ambulated to prevent them from dying from sepsis.  4 moms who aren’t producing enough milk with 18, 2-3 week old kittens among them. Many of the female cats are pregnant or have Pyometra and at least 6 cats are left in the abandoned, filthy trailer we rescued them all from who we are going to trap and rescue. We have the staff, the volunteers and fosters but now we need the funds to save all of these lives. All of these cats will need to be seen by a vet, vital testing, spay/ neuters, vaccinations, deworming, microchips and treatments on top of any emergency surgery that is needed for us to get them ready for adoption when they are fully rehabilitated. They are all friendly and we want to get them ready to live out the rest of their lives in comfort. If you can donate even a small amount it will all add up, please share this post.

Dori is a sweet 10 year old girl who has been in our system for four years waiting for her forever home. She has recently had a cluster of vet visits as she stopped eating and was in noticeable discomfort. Vet care is extremely important for FIV positive cats due to their weakened immune systems so signs of being sick need to be taken even more seriously. Dori is currently under evaluation for needing a feeding tube and vet bills are wracking up. Help us say yes to helping hard to place, hard to adopt out cats like Dori by donating to her medical journey. Thank you for you support.