9/19/16 – I know the photo of this little guy before his operation is graphic but I want you to know how your donations not only save lives but take away the unimaginable suffering of God’s most vulnerable creatures. Almost two weeks ago I received the following e mail:

“Hi. I’m trying to find help for a tiny kitten. A friend of mine found a tiny kitten with a very bad eye. He wants to keep the kitten but cannot afford a huge vet bill. He did take the kitten to Michigan Anti Cruelty on Joseph Campau in Detroit; they gave the kitten a dose of antibiotics and applied flea medication, charged him $40 and sent kitty home with him. I saw the kitten and her eye looks as if it’s going to rupture and it’s pus filled. The finder wants help for this baby so badly. Can you help him? He is willing to pay what he can towards a bill to help this poor tiny thing. Thank you for taking the time to read this. Mike”

916/16 – Last month I received a call for help from a woman in the Jackson, MI area. She had been driving her car on a major highway and saw, what looked to be a kitten, thrown out of the car’s window. She immediately pulled over and was able to get the cat who did not seem to be much older than a kitten. The cat had an indentation around the neck where a collar had obviously been. The cat had obviously been a pet at one time because she immediately began to snuggle and purr. Five weeks later, this beautiful cat, now named Shadow (because she is grey and follows the rescuer every where she goes), had 3 kittens. Unfortunately, one kitten died because Shadow’s milk had dried up before the rescuers realized it. The rescuers then immediately started to bottle feed the rest. As you can see, the kittens (Latte and Mocha) are now doing great. 4 Paws 1 Heart was happy to pay for Shadow’s and the kittens’ spay/neuter, vaccinations, and testing. They are now ready to be adopted. Anyone interested in adopting these beauties should contact Jean at: [email protected] Remember that everyone is in the Jackson, MI area.