7/26/17 – If you are looking for a super lovable cat please message me on here. Keno is a male about 3 months old. He has checked out healthy by our doctors, and he is ready to go. Please share this little friend.. ♡
He came running out of a field a few weeks back, he was covered in burrs, he darted towards a chicken coop, and a very nice family saved him. He is now with us. ~ Gina
7/25/17 UPDATE: The 4 orange babies were seen at Patterson this morning. They were given eye ointment and were treated for fleas and worms. The two who are most ill may need to have an eye removed. They will be seen again within the next two weeks. Paws crossed and prayers that won’t have to happen. – diana
7/24/17 – Please pray for these babies. I was contacted yesterday about 6 kittens rescued from a person’s backyard. All of them were sick, a couple of them more than the others. The rescuer not only needed medical assistance but needed help with placement because her family was leaving for vacation today. With much wrangling and phone calls to as many friends as I could think of, a plan was made. The rescuer had contacted Wilson’s Veterinary who said they would hold the kittens BUT if we could not find a foster, all of the kittens would be picked up the next day (today) by animal control. In the condition they were in, there was a good chance they would be euthanized if that happened. I agreed to pay for the kittens to be examined — at emergency prices — and to be treated. My dilemma was to pay for the medical which would be between $800 and $1,000 only to have them killed the next day or to take a chance that we could find someone to take these poor, sick babies in. God was with us because our good friend Jo Addington agreed to take in all 6 and our very good friend, Debra Berolatti agreed to pick them up this morning and take them to Jo’s. Once picked up from the vet, Debra and Chance’s mom, Denise, also spent time at Jo’s house cleaning their eyes and making sure they were comfortable. The photos here are of them before they had been cleaned up. Tomorrow, four of them will be taken to Patterson Veterinary Hospital and the two grey babies will be cared for by our friend Patricia Brown and her wonderful daughter, Bree. I know I’ve said this before, but rescue is not a singular effort; it truly takes a village. Also, please note that as fast as the donations come in, the donations go out. If anyone has any money to spare, please help with the medical care for these babies. There are also two more (one caught and one more to go) being fostered elsewhere. Donations can be made on this page or by mail at P.O. Box 84, St. Clair Shores, MI . 48080. ~ diana
7/23/17 – Another Beauty saved because of the work of Roberta K., Heather, and 4 Paws 1 Heart . Her mom was trapped/spayed/returned after she nursed her kittens — AJ Lee being one of them. ~ 
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7/23/17 – Another life saved because of the 4 Paws 1 Heart Village. – dana
“15 week old Butch is available for adoption. He’s neutered, he’s UTD on his shots, wormed and ready to go! Butch would do great in a home with other animals and kids. He’s shy, gentle and loving. Butch is a nibbler. He loves to give you gentle love bites, but not hard. Thank you Diana Rascano 4Paws 1Heart for covering his vet costs. If you’re interested in giving this sweet boy a loving home, please text me at 248-404-8482 ask me about our weekend program! PLEASE SHARE! Helping this boy is worth it!”
7/23/17 – Tucker and Sparkles were taken in by our Board member, Dee Brown Gudenau. Their eyes were nearly shut tight from an upper respiratory infection. 4 Paws 1 Heart is so fortunate to have so many caring people in our lives. ~ diana
“A HUGE thank you to Rosa Nill-Malburg for all the kitty supplies! Sparkles, Tucker and the 2 New ferals- all their tummies will be full because of you….and others that are helped with A Second Chance For Chance and 4 Paws 1 Heart.” ~ Dee
7/22/17 – 
More lives saved as we work together! – diana
“DD a.k.a Silver at her new furever, with her new boy Nic! One visit two weeks ago and they are hooked! Right away Nic and Silver were best buds. Just look at that little kiss.
<3 Thank you Gail Finley for giving her a great home. Thank you Diana Rascano and 4Paws 1Heart for covering her vet costs! Thank you everyone for sharing these posts…..” Heather <3
7/21/17 – More beautiful kittens who have been given a second chance at life because of the work of our good friend, Kelly Hook, and the supporters of 4 Paws 1 Heart. ~ diana
7/20/17 – Working together to make a difference. LOVE!! – diana
“Good morning Star & Twinsie!!! Are you enjoying your breakfast? We love you ❤
Good morning Team Chance! Our beautiful ferals Star & Twinsie are having their yummy breakfast, then they’ll get up on the chairs for a morning nap knowing they are safe & loved. Becuse of 4 Paws 1 Heart they were spayed and had their shots 5yrs ago and theyve lived in our yard ever since never having any babies. 5yrs ago there were more then 30 cats & litters upon litters being born on our street. Mom started trapping the kittys and with the help of 4p1h all were spayed & neutered, all of the kittens were placed in loving homes and most of the adults too! But, if that original mama cat had been spayed in the first place all those kittys would not have been born outside. Sooo spay, neuter, tnr and be kind! No kitty chooses to live a life outside, humans made that choice. Have a SuperHero kind of Thursday everybody!” ~ Chance
7/20/17 – RIP Sweet Boy. Our good friend, Charlotte Y., who is actively involved in TNR (trap/neuter/return) had been trying to trap this very sick boy for quite a while. She was finally able to do that last week where it was found that he had a large salivatory abscess on his chin. Not wanting to bother me during the time of my mom’s services, she paid for the vet visit where the abscess was lanced and treated but the vet warned that the abscess could return. Because this boy was very feral, he was returned to the wild after being treated. Within one week, he was again seen with another abscess. There was much concern that he would not fall for the trap again but Tuesday night he went in and was taken to emergency. Unfortunately, it was determined that humane euthanasia was the best option for this poor soul. He is no longer in pain and never has to worry about food or shelter again. ~ diana
7/20/17 – In the world of saving animals it takes many players, all with different roles and skills. I am thankful that over the past (almost) seven years, we have made some great friends in veterinary medicine, in trap/neuter/release, in rescues, in media, and in animal advocacy. This is Frankie Peanut who was rescued by our friends at the Ferndale Cat Shelter. He is 12 weeks old and was found with a broken femur. We are happy to be able to help with his surgery to save his leg. ~ diana