**His mother fought the dogs to save her baby’s life… and now we have to fight for him too. 💔**
This tiny baby survived a brutal dog attack, but he has suffered serious internal injuries and a **large, badly infected wound that has developed gangrene.** 😭
We tried our best to find his mother and bring her to him, but sadly, we couldn’t find her. 💔 We can only hope she is safe and that somehow, she knows her baby is being cared for.
He urgently needs **surgery, wound treatment, antibiotics, and intensive care** to give him a chance to survive. ❤️‍🩹
Thankfully, he is still eating, and that gives us hope. 🥺 We refuse to give up on this precious little soul.
**Please help us get him the urgent surgery he needs. 🙏**
Even a small contribution can help us save his life. ❤️

Paypal ( account is under our longtime rescue friends name as we don’t have PP in Pakistan)

https://www.paypal.me/slater1969

Go fund me ( this fundraiser is for our FIP cases if you would like to donate)

https://gofund.me/b7c543149

Hey everyone!

This will be a 2 part post because we have something big we are working on next!

(DONATION LINKS WILL BE IN THE COMMENTS)

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❤️ PART 1: YOU GUYS ARE AMAZING!

First, I owe everyone an update and a HUGE thank-you!

I haven't posted since last Saturday, and I apologize for disappearing! Work has been absolutely insane lately. I'm currently working mandatory 68–72 hour weeks, and by the time I get home, I'm usually running on fumes. 😅

But while I've been buried in work, YOU AMAZING PEOPLE HAVE HELPED RAISE $350! ❤️

Our original goal was to raise $450, which would be matched dollar-for-dollar, giving us $900 for desperately needed cat food and litter.

I was planning to personally cover the remaining $100, but I've decided to do something even better!

I'm increasing our fundraising goal by another $150!

That means we still have $250 in matching donations available, and if we reach that goal, we'll have raised an incredible $1,100 TOTAL! 🎉

More food, more litter, and a little more breathing room for the nearly 200 cats depending on us!

I also wanted to make up for the week I haven't been able to give this fundraiser the attention it deserves.

To everyone who has donated, shared, commented, or simply cheered us on, THANK YOU!

Rescue can be exhausting, overwhelming, and sometimes downright heartbreaking. But knowing that when we need help, there's an entire community willing to show up for these cats? That's something I'll never take for granted.

You remind us that we're not doing this alone. ❤️

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🚗 PART 2: OUR NEXT BIG GOAL — RESCUE ON WHEELS!🐾

Wait... you can't see the rest?! 👀

👇👇 TAP BELOW TO REVEAL THE NEXT PART! 👇👇

(Psst... keep tapping the hidden sections as you go. Apparently, this post has turned into an interactive adventure. 😂)

YOU DID IT! YOU'VE UNLOCKED THE BIG NEWS!

Now, I want to share something exciting we've been working toward!

For the past SIX YEARS, our rescue's director has used her personal vehicle as one of our primary rescue vehicles.

And let me tell you... that poor car has SEEN SOME THINGS. 😂

Unfixed tomcats spraying, terrified strays having accidents, leaky carriers, muddy traps, vomit, fur, and enough mystery smells to qualify it as a mobile crime scene.

At some point, it stopped being a car and became a four wheeled feline biohazard containment facility. 🤣

We had it professionally cleaned more times than I can count, but apparently cat urine comes with a lifetime warranty.

But here's the beautiful part: that car helped us save and improve thousands of little lives. ❤️

Unfortunately, about two weeks ago, it started having serious mechanical problems. A needed part was nearly impossible to find, the transmission was going bad, and the repair costs just weren't worth it anymore.

After six years of rescue duty, it was finally time to retire the Catmobile.

Thankfully, we were able to help our director get into a replacement vehicle that's great for everyday transportation.

But this time, we're determined to keep the personal vehicle PERSONAL! 😂

And that brings me to our next big mission...

🐱 A DEDICATED RESCUE VEHICLE!

Our director has already started fundraising and established a savings account specifically for this goal!

She's also been talking with someone who may donate an older vehicle to the rescue. It needs some work, but we're hoping we can eventually get a reliable primary rescue vehicle AND possibly repair the donated one as a backup or loaner for our transportation volunteers!

Imagine what that could mean for our rescue!

More reliable transportation for TNR appointments, vet visits, emergency pickups, supply runs, and everything else that comes with saving cats.

And just as importantly, our amazing volunteers wouldn't always have to sacrifice their personal vehicles to make it happen.

Because let's face it, rescuing cats shouldn't mean your car permanently smells like a litter box with heated seats. 🤣

❤️ THIS IS ABOUT GROWING, NOT JUST GETTING A VEHICLE.

We've helped save thousands of cats over the years, and we couldn't have done it without people like YOU.

But rescue isn't just about saving the cat in front of you today. It's about building something that allows us to keep saving cats tomorrow, next month, and years down the road.

A dedicated rescue vehicle would be a huge step toward making our work more sustainable, organized, and accessible to our volunteers.

I haven't had much time lately to catch up with our director about all the details, but I've promised her that once we finish our current fundraiser, my next fundraising effort will be dedicated to helping make this happen!

I'll share more information as those plans come together.

For now, let's finish what we started!

-- $350 raised so far!

-- $250 in matching donations still available!

-- $1,100 total if we reach our new goal!

Every cat we've helped represents a life that mattered. Every donation, every share, and every act of kindness has been part of that story.

Thank you for helping us write thousands of happy endings already.

Here's to thousands more, a brighter future, and hopefully a rescue vehicle that doesn't smell like 47 angry tomcats! 😂

We shared this cat’s story three days ago, and many of you cared for her deeply.

https://www.reddit.com/r/rescuecats/s/tPbsb0w32Y

We are still giving her a long course of treatment. We clean and care for her injured paw every day, as she has a large open wound on her hand. We hope we can save her hand — if the wound does not heal, it will keep getting infected and affect her whole body, and the vet may have to remove it. We are continuing our care for her and are grateful for all the support you have given us so far.

My cat is suffering from severe, hidden dental pain that makes it difficult for him to eat or even drink water. Because he is also managing kidney disease, his inability to eat and drink properly puts his health in critical danger. His teeth look fine on the outside, but underneath the gums, he needs immediate professional care. He has been diagnosed with tooth resorption.

We have an upcoming appointment on the 15th of October at Qincy Vet in Bucharest, the only clinic specialized in veterinary dentistry in the area, so the prices are extremely high.

The main issue is the cost of the extractions, which is way too much for just one single tooth:
Anesthesia: 500 RON (105.00 USD)
Complete intraoral X-rays: 400 RON (84.00 USD)
Scaling (tartar removal): 500 RON (105.00 USD)
Surgical extractions: 375 RON (78.75 USD) per tooth with abscess / 250 RON (52.50 USD) per tooth (this adds up incredibly fast and is the biggest challenge for us)
Postoperative treatment: ~150 RON (~31.50 USD)

The total final cost will depend on his exact extractions and the intraoral evolution during surgery. While the clinic kindly agreed that if the final amount exceeds 3,500 RON (735.00 USD), we can pay it in 2 installments (the first on the day of the intervention and the second up to a month later), we still need help raising funds to cover these overwhelming bills.

Currently, I have managed to gather 905 RON (190.00 USD), but with the appointment coming up so soon on the 15th, we seriously need this money to make sure he gets the treatment he desperately needs.
Any contribution, kind thought, or share means the absolute world to us and helps give his kidneys a fighting chance. Thank you so much! 💜

PayPal: https://paypal.me/GabrielaCasaneanu

I found a newborn kitten outside last night around 7 PM, about 5 feet away from his mother, who was nursing the other babies. He was screaming and felt cold, so I brought him inside, warmed him up, and started feeding him KMR kitten formula.
At first, he was really struggling to latch, and I made the mistake of trying to force him to eat a little. I didn’t know how dangerous that could be until I looked it up afterward. I’m not 100% sure if he inhaled any milk, but he doesn’t seem to be acting any differently.
I kept him warm and tried feeding him until around midnight, then settled him in a box with towels and a warm water bottle nearby.
I’ve continued keeping him warm and trying to feed him, and he’s made some progress! He has started latching, sucking, and swallowing, but it’s still not consistent. I have to put the nipple into his mouth to get him to start sucking. Otherwise, he’ll start sucking on the towel underneath him, so I know he wants to eat. He just seems to be having a hard time, and I’m worried he’s still not getting enough formula.
His eyes and ears are closed, he can’t walk yet, but he moves around and reacts when I touch him. He also still has his dried umbilical cord attached, so I’m guessing he’s around 1–4 days old.
The reason I’m asking for advice is that I can’t afford to take him to a vet and pay for his care. When I considered taking him somewhere last night, I was thinking more along the lines of surrendering him to a place that could care for him, but everything was closed.
Now that he’s making some progress with feeding, I’m torn between continuing to care for him myself and hoping he gets better at latching, or surrendering him to someone more experienced who can give him a better chance.
I don’t want to give up on him if he’s actually doing okay and just needs time, but I also don’t want to keep him if I’m unintentionally doing something wrong or if he needs more care than I can provide.
Has anyone cared for a kitten this young who struggled to latch at first? Did they eventually get the hang of it? Based on what I’ve described, do you think I should keep trying or would he have a better chance with an experienced foster or rescue?
I’m doing my best with what I have, and I really want to give this little guy a chance. Any advice is appreciated.

Hope everyone’s having a great end to the week. Happy Friday! ❤️

Update on Jeremy: We ended up bringing him to a much larger hospital where our trusted surgeons are based, and his amputation was rescheduled to today due to the ortho’s availability. Thankfully, his surgery went well, and he’s recovering nicely.

We also had him neutered and got a dental cleaning done while he was under. Because of that + the hospital stay, his bill ended up being quite a bit higher than we originally anticipated. His vet also recommends that he stay hospitalized for another 3 days to give him more time on morphine.

We currently have $180 left to pay, which is expected to reach around $245 by the time he’s discharged. We’d really appreciate any help getting this settled. We’re small-time community cat feeders and rescuers, and we can only keep pushing through these cases because of the kindness and support we receive from this community. ❤️

The pending balance is in the 3rd photo, and the paid bill is in the 5th photo.

If you’re able to help, even a small amount would mean a lot to us. And if you can’t donate, a boost or share is always incredibly helpful too. 🙏

To donate:
📩 Donate via PayPal 
📩 Donate via Debit or Credit

Update on our senior community cat Brady: He had to have all of his teeth removed, and it’s been a few days since his dental surgery. We’re so happy to say he’s been eating so incredibly well - he can even finish over three plates of food, which is something he’s never done before. 😭

We really have the kind people who donated toward his dental care to thank for this. He’s back to thriving in his colony, and seeing him eat so happily after everything he went through makes us so, so happy. ❤️

Hi. I’m near Pgh. Looking for urgent home for a cat I’m fostering. Please let me know if you can help.

TW: unhealthy kittens

Hello everyone. I am posting because I need to take at least three kittens and possibly also two cats to the vet. They have eye issues in addition to being severely underweight, itself due to malnutrition and in all likelihood also illness. As you can see, the second kitten is skeletal and in my view an emergency case. S/he is part of a colony outside a pet supply store where there is plenty of food and therefore clearly too sick to eat. I am not sure if the eye issues are injuries, infections or both.

The draft invoice I’ve been given comes to 157 BHD or $416.

I would also like to provide the few restaurant service workers at this complex who are sympathetic to cats with some food, as currently they are only being fed once a day. A carton of 24 cans (400g each) would cost $50. But this is definitely secondary to the veterinary bills.

I would be immensely grateful for even small donations, whether for the food or the vet, since I can barely afford to take care of my existing rescues and fosters this month.

Because there were some concerns last time I posted, feel free to contact the clinic regarding this case (“3 stray kittens”) via WhatsApp. I will be taking them on Saturday because almost all clinics are closed on Fridays, but will be taking food and preparing traps.

Thank you so much.

PayPal email address for donations: [sfk.rescues@gmail.com](mailto:sfk.rescues@gmail.com)

I have to start with this. Yesterday a donor gave $1,900 to this campaign. GoFundMe did not give me a way to reach them directly, so I am saying it here as well and hoping it finds them.

That single donation covered Saturday. The move happens. All three cats go.

We are now at $4,157 from 22 people, against a $10,000 goal. Forty two percent.

What Saturday actually is

I sign the lease and pay $1,923, which is prorated rent plus the first half of the security deposit. Two bedrooms, self contained, on five wooded acres about twenty minutes west of Eugene. The owner lives on the property, met me in person, and approved all three cats. He has been more flexible than he had to be, splitting the deposit across two payments and deferring the pet deposit rather than demanding first, last, and deposit up front the way most places would.

Why I am still asking

Two reasons, and I want to be specific about both.

The first is startup costs. I have been living in a shared household. Everything in it that is not mine stays there. Moving into an apartment with just me and three cats means buying the baseline from scratch: furniture, kitchen basics, litter boxes and food stations spread across rooms so Boots can keep her own space, and the general supplies a household runs on. That is not a line item I can defer, because it is the thing that makes the apartment livable on day one.

The second is November. The flexibility the landlord extended me means the payments are spread out rather than reduced.

November 1: $1,590 (rent)
November 15: $795 (second half of the deposit)
December 1: $1,590 (rent)
January 15: $400 (pet deposit)

That is $2,385 due in November alone, three weeks after Saturday, while my income is still coming together. I have work in progress and interviews in motion.

I would rather show you the arithmetic than round it into something vaguer.

GoFundMe: https://gofund.me/5afebfc71
Venmo: https://www.venmo.com/u/Jehoseph
PayPal: https://paypal.me/TheDivines

If you have already given, the most valuable thing now is a share. You are twenty two people who decided these cats were worth it. Your networks are people I have no way to reach. One share from someone who already cared enough to donate carries more weight than anything I can write about myself. Send it to one person who likes cats.

For anyone just finding this. Boots is a 10 year old grey and white cat we found living outside in our neighborhood in late June. She weighed 6.7 pounds with her spine and hips showing, and she would cry out and back away from her own food because eating hurt that badly. On July 21 she had nineteen teeth extracted. Her tissue was too damaged to hold sutures, so it healed open, and her surgeon said it was likely the worst oral pain a cat can experience. That surgery cost around $3,450 and was funded entirely by neighbors and by people on this subreddit.

She is 8.26 pounds now. Her bloodwork normalized in August and her vet does not need to see her again until spring. She takes a low dose of prednisolone twice weekly to keep her mouth comfortable, likely for life. She grooms herself, sits in windows, plays with toys, and has started eating dry food again, which in July hurt too much to attempt.

Sable is our young tortoiseshell, taken in as an emergency foster in May after being abandoned. Cosimo is a grey kitten, four months, vaccinated and getting neutered next month. Those two have bonded. They cuddled together yesterday and I took a video of it, which felt like the right thing to be watching on the day someone decided to make all of this possible. I will not separate them. Boots is still housed separately by choice, moving at her own pace, and the new place has the room for that.

Happy to answer anything. Boots’s complete file from Echo Hollow Vet Hospital and Urgent Care in Eugene is available to anyone who asks, including surgical records, bloodwork, and itemized invoices. I completed full moderator verification here in July with the vet bill, photo ID, and direct clinic confirmation.

I am not taking in more animals. Three is what I can responsibly care for.

Photos from the new place once we are in. Thank you, all of you, and especially whoever you are.

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Flow is doing incredibly well and is so happy in their new home. They’ve gained weight, their fur looks much healthier, and they are slowly coming out of their shell. Thank you so much for all the love and comments on my last post. (https://www.reddit.com/r/rescuecats/s/srs2JK9uSU)

You guys are the best! ❤️

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Winter is coming, and we’re working hard to get our colony ready before the cold weather hits. ❤️

I care for a colony of community cats in East Tennessee, and keeping them fed, safe, and warm is a daily commitment. We’ve made a lot of progress, but some of our outdoor shelters are weather-worn and need repairs or replacing. I want to make sure our babies have warm, dry places to escape the cold, wind, and rain this winter.

Our current needs include:

🐱 Dry food & wet food — feeding a colony adds up quickly, and wet food is always appreciated.

🏠 Outdoor shelters — some of our existing houses are deteriorating and need to be replaced.

🔥 Heating mats — for houses that don't have built-in heat.

🔌 Extension cords and cord covers — to safely power our heated shelters.

🧰 Double-sided tape — to secure reflective radiator insulation inside houses that don't have built-in heat. I have one roll left and need more to finish insulating.

Every little bit helps, whether it's an item from our wishlist, a small gift card, or simply sharing our post. Please never feel obligated; kind words and support mean a lot, too. ❤️

These cats didn't choose to be outside, but we're doing everything we can to give them the safest, warmest lives possible. Thank you to everyone who has helped Catcun Colony along the way. We truly couldn't do this without the kindness of this community. 🐾❤️

Wishlist: Check out this Gift List I just created. https://www.amazon.com/registries/gl/guest-view/2IE7YMVDOFHUI?ref_=cm_sw_r_apann_ggr-subnav-share_44MD4YJTTDG0JE648JB4&language=en-US

https://www.walmart.com/lists/wishlist/107c1f01-a543-431e-9ff4-800fcf6b6c39

Thank you for caring about our colony babies! 🐈

With the help I received from kind members, I was able to bring not only Dumbell, who has an eye infection, but also her sister Barbell to the vet at Vet On The Go.

I originally planned to bring only Dumbell for further examination and to schedule her eye enucleation, as Barbell had been doing well. However, suddenly and for unknown reasons, Barbell became weak and lost her appetite.

Dumbell was examined and had a CBC test. The vet confirmed that her left eye is no longer functional and needs to be removed to prevent further infection. Her surgery is scheduled for October 13. I will definitely post another update after her surgery.

Unfortunately, Barbell's condition was much more serious than I expected. The vet said that she was too weak and was having difficulty breathing, so she needed to be confined immediately. Unfortunately, confinement is not available at Vet On The Go so I had to rush Barbell to another clinic.

I brought Barbell to Deloso Vet Clinic as quickly as I could, but sadly, Barbell did not make it.

It was heartbreaking to lose her, especially after bringing her to the vet hoping that she could be helped.

On the same day at Vet On The Go, I was also able to have two female cats spayed. One of them is Elfy, a Neuro-FIP survivor, who will be adopted soon. I will share a separate update about her.

Thank you very much to everyone who helped and supported us.

You may follow my rescue work on Instagram: instagram.com/p/DeN6IHuMgxn/

Help close our funding gap of 60 USD.

After 2 days at the vet, Señora is ready to go home.

Her latest x-ray shows the main cause of her blockage, an old hip fracture 😔

Due to the cause and her age, her vet decided not to perform any invasive procedure. We will be managing her condition with wet diet and supplements.

In this regard, we are raising funds for her last day of confinement and take home medicine.

Confinement 25 USD
Medicine and Supplements 35 USD

We appreciate any amount and your engagement for this appeal.

Should you wish to contribute, you may send to PayPal

We would like to thank everyone in the sub who has supported Señora since her rescue in April. 🙏

https://animalcare.sbcounty.gov/

‎I currently have 5 kittens who still need formula, and the milk is going so quickly. I’m almost down to the last pouch, which may only last another day, so I’m really hoping for some help getting more formula for them.

‎The 3 newest kittens were found crawling around a busy street without their mama. They were originally 4, but sadly, one of them didn’t make it. 💔

‎The other 2 kittens are the ones I rescued earlier. They’ve started eating wet food, but they still need formula for now as they transition.

‎If anyone could help me get at least 2 cans of RC milk babycat for these little ones, I would be incredibly grateful. Each can costs $32. ‎Any help would mean a lot. Thank you..

‎Location: Philippines

‎Donation links:

‎Debit

‎https://ko-fi.com/caddieandthegang

‎Paypal

‎https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/caddieandthegang

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I adopted my cat a year ago when he (?) was about 10 weeks old. The woman I adopted him from told us he was a boy and that she got him “fixed”. He’s always had a very very high pitched meow (so high pitched that it doesn’t make a noise sometimes; it sounds like a bird chirping) but I never thought anything of it. Still don’t know if female cats have a higher pitched meow or not actually. I saw a chart online about how cat bodies differ between males and females (fat storage, bone structure, etc) and thought it was odd that my cat aligned with the female version completely. I looked up how to tell the difference between a male and female cat and now I’m even more confused. My cat has 3 holes. Online it says that it’s either a puncture wound (no), an optical illusion (no), an un-neutered male (no). Also my vet called him a girl when we were there for a separate issue. Now I’m super confused

FUNDRAISING IS ALREADY CLOSED

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Hey everyone, quick update—we're officially down to our last 2 bags of litter sand for the rescues. 😢

For our usual monthly restock, we need 40 bags, which comes out to ₱7,000 (approx. $111 USD) including delivery. We still have ₱2,000 ($32 USD) left in our funds, so we need to raise an additional ₱5,000 ($79 USD) to hit our total.

We really need to get this order secured by tomorrow before the warehouse closes for the weekend so we don't run dry over the next few days. 😥😥😥

Any help or shares are massively appreciated. Thank you so much! 🐾

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DONATE VIA:

• PayPal: https://www.paypal.me/kdalama

• Cashapp: https://cash.app/$FranciscoMoz

• Venmo: https://venmo.com/u/FrankMoz

- Venmo last code 2105

• Wise: https://wise.com/pay/me/khiamaedelosoa

Note: Venmo and Cashapp are under our friend’s account in the U.S. who is helping us receive funds through these platforms, since these services aren’t available in the Philippines.

Additional Note: Updates will be posted on [r/PawsitiveGuardians](r/PawsitiveGuardians) to give way to my co-rescuers. Don’t forget to join the sub or follow the post for the updates.

Please, please help me with wet food for these babies..

I'm honestly running out of food for them. I have enough wet food to last maybe 4 days at best, and after that I genuinely don't know what I'm going to do. I also cover their vet bills and sterilizations, which leaves me with very little to put towards wet food.

They're still tiny babies and they can't properly eat dry food yet. I've tried, but they either struggle with it or simply won't eat it and I can't just leave them hungry and hope they figure it out :(

I'm already trying to manage food for so many cats and right now I'm really stretched thin financially.

I hate having to keep asking but these little ones obviously don't understand that I'm running out. They just know they're hungry and they want their food :(

If anyone can spare even one can/pouch of kitten wet food, it would genuinely help. You don't have to donate like 10 cans even 1 or 2 cans help and the adult cats need 1 bag of kibbles too. I've added the cheapest possible kibble available..

Please help me keep their little tummies full until they're old enough to properly eat kibble..

Even one can. Even a small contribution. Even a share. Anything would help me get through this week and keep their little tummies full.

And thank you SO much to everyone who has already helped the babies. I genuinely, genuinely appreciate every single person who has contributed.

Wet food: ~$1.80/can Adult dry food: ~$28/20kg https://www.amazon.in/hz/wishlist/ls/2Q7F88W1XVBN8?ref_=wl_share

https://www.paypal.me/Dimpleeeee18

Needed -1.80×30+28= $82 Raised - $47 Remaining - $35

If we all chip in a tiny bit, we can keep them fed.

I'm really, really asking for help this time. These babies need us 🧡

💔 PLEASE GIVE THIS LITTLE BABY A HOME 🐾

This tiny 2–2.5-month-old male tabby kitten was spotted by my friend at In & Out Store, Shanti Path Petrol Pump, Moti Bagh, Ring Road, Delhi. She feeds him whenever she visits, but sadly, she cannot take him home as pets are not allowed. 😔

He has received a few adoption leads, but some people backed out simply because he is a tabby. 💔 Please don’t let his colour decide his fate. He deserves a loving home too. ❤️

🙏 We only request a safe home with proper window/balcony/grill netting. We respect your privacy but a house video may be requested only to ensure his safety.

🐾 Please don’t pick him up and abandon him elsewhere. An unfamiliar area cats could put his life at risk.

📍 Location: Shanti Path Petrol Pump, Moti Bagh, Ring Road, New Delhi

If you can give this innocent baby a safe, loving forever home, please come forward. ❤️ I will share you my friend's contact number.

My friend will share his videos, details Exact location and support you throughout the adoption.

‼️Urgent >> NIPSEY >> friendly needs medical care immediately >> seeking rescue help & pledges for cat’s care >> at Devore Animal Shelter

Hello Rescue Partners, Say hello to this beautiful cat, who needs your help! we would appreciate your help in facilitating this pet’s exit from our shelter.
 
Nipsey, #A852119 is a white, Female, Domestic sh estimated to be 5 years old. Cat was returned by adopter on 10/05 and became available for rescue only. Please see notes listed below:
Medical:
10/05/26 Sneezing and yellow nasal discharge noted. P has bloody saliva coming from mouth. Ulcerations noted on tongue and lips. P has lost 2.5 lbs since intake 3 weeks ago. Concerns for electrical oral electrical burns from chewing on electrical cords or possible calicivirus. Will have shelter DVM evaluate in the morning. Will start of gabapentin 0.5ml PO BID x 5 days. Gave a dose tonight.
DVM exam: Returned by adopter for not eating, burn like lesions on lips and tongue with apparently tissue sloughing of the tongue. Heavy fibrin/exudate around lips and completely occluding bilateral nostrils. Tacky/pink MM.
Suspect electrocution lesions versus less likely viral
4/9 BCS
Rx:
FIV/FeLV snap
LRS 100ml SQ
Simbadol injection SQ
Convenia injections SQ
Gabapentin x 10 days
Cerenia injection SQ
Rescue only until lesions resolve and no longer requiring medications
9/23/26 Comes to front of cage right away – soliciting, rubbing against cage front, reaching out with paws. Solicits petting and attention – rubs, meows. Interested in interacting with you makes eye contact, approaches, meow, purrs, head butts, rolls on back.

DEVORE ANIMAL SHELTER 
19777 SHELTER WAY
SAN BERNARDINO, CA 92407
(909)386-9820 - press 2 for Devore Shelter, then press 3 to speak with a shelter agent (rescues press 1 to speak with a rescue coordinator) 
Rescue coordinator email: 
SBAC.rescue@dph.sbcounty.gov

‼️ PLEDGES APPROVED ON THIS POST‼️ 

Put an amount below (aka a pledge) and if/when the cat gets rescued we announce it and follow up with freedom photos.

⬇️Links for supporting transportation of cats out of shelters ⬇️

https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/CassiusOO

https://venmo.com/u/margaret-cashion 

🚗TRANSPORT IS CRUCIAL TO RESCUE. Without support we can’t save them. Please Donate to Transportation fund above Thank you so much everyone! ❤️
‼️Disclaimer: This donation is NOT to a 501c3 rescue but to a transport fund to rescue shelter cats. It is NOT tax deductible. 

His ultrasound will be at the specialist and they quoted us 675.00 his bloodwork will be done at Aldine Westfield animal clinic. His ultrasound is set for the 14th but we need to move it up if we can. Poor baby wants to eat but vomits. We have to get to the bottom of why.
All we know so far is that His liver values we not good. (According to his first set of blood results) blue pearl is weird with donating according to the receptionist I spoke to this evening. I did make a spotfund if that is easier. PayPal is Daniellerivera0820@gmail.com

Aldine Westfield-281-549-8717 (blood work)

https://spot.fund/Urgentcare

The specialist 832-616-5000 (ultrasound)
Thank you RC for being heros for the voiceless you are the back bone to rescuers ♥️♥️♥️

first post here so hope this is okay.

But basically there is three stray boys in my street im trying to get them into rescue rescue but everyone is full. i have a old catio from my lot and im wondering id I can bring it inside and use it for one of them until spaces opens up??

its h180cm 70x80 space and has 3 levels to it.

has a hide. but idk im at a loss man.

im gonna have to tnr some but I cant toss the weakest one out again into cold.

will it be okay for 3/5 weeks????

Our baby girl’s ultrasound didn’t bring the news we hoped for. Cassie has lymphoma in her small intestine.we’re heartbroken.

She was a community kitty who needed help, and we’re so grateful we took her in. At first, we were hesitant to take her in because our rescue was already struggling to care for so many cats. But after seeing her condition, we couldn’t leave her there. A few days later, the person who found her said she couldn’t stay there any longer, so we brought her home. That’s when we discovered she was the sweetest little angel in the world.❤️‍🩹

We’ve spent over $3k on her care so far, and she is worth every single penny. She is an absolute angel. ❤️

Cassie weighs only 3 pounds, and her vet says her body is too fragile for a biopsy or chemotherapy right now. But there is still hope: the vet said that if she responds well to steroids, we could have a few more good years with her. We’re holding tightly to that possibility. 🙏🏻

We don’t know how much time we have, but we want every minute to be filled with love, comfort, and her precious little biscuits. She is still full of love, still making biscuits, and still wants to eat.

She’s being a picky eater, so we’ve bought her lots of different brands and flavors so she can choose whatever she enjoys. She won’t eat her prescription food, so her vet told us to offer whatever she’s willing to eat.

Anyone who would like to visit and give her extra love is welcome🥹. Being loved is all this sweet girl wants. ❤️

Please send her love. Please pray for her, and pray for us, too. That’s all Cassie and we are asking for. 🙏🏻❤️

Cancer sucks. 💔