7/31/17/17 – Far too many sick kittens on the streets — dying or losing eyes. Here is another 4-5 week old kitten found in a shelter in a caring person’s backyard. He was discovered without a mom and hasn’t been eating. He was taken to the emergency vet yesterday but, unfortunately, his illness was too far gone to make it. RIP Sweet Smitty. ~ diana

7/30/17 – This summer has been overwhelming with the number of dogs and cats needing help. And, not just spay/neuter and vaccines. Serious issues, such as heart worm, upper respiratory infections, limb removals, eye removals. In the past seven years we have helped over 4,000 animals and just because of the “nature of the beast”, we are once again in the position of taking care of an overwhelmingly number of cats. Over the next few days, I will be sharing their stories. This is Sweet Jack. He was rescued by one of the rescue organizations with whom we work. We covered his initial vet visit where it was determined that he has extra tissue under his eye. He will be scheduled to see a specialist and we pray that we will be able to help this sweetheart. ~ diana

7/29/17 – Please say a prayer for Karl. Because he is only 1.3 lbs., a standard veterinary doesn’t have the equipment needed for surgery. We will be trying to get Karl into Veterinary Vision of Rochester ASAP. Thank you to Debra Berolatti for insisting that he be seen again. He is resting comfortably with pain meds. ~ diana

“This is Karl is one of the 4 Orange kitties that I am taking care of . He was just at the vet and unfortunately his eye ruptured. He will be seeing a specialist with in the next day or two. Please say prayers for this poor baby. Thank you 4 paws 1 heart for taking care of his medical expenses and thank you debra for transporting him. This is where your donations are going to help sweet precious animals in need.

7/28/17 – Prayer Warriors Needed. Two-month old Jordan was rescued by our 4p1h friend, Patricia B. He was very emaciated, dehydrated, and suffering from a severe upper respiratory infection. He was brought to the emergency hospital last night where he was given IV fluids and antibiotics; his prognosis was not good. Patricia, who has a great deal of experience, chose to take Jordan home to either help him live or to let him die in a loving home. This morning Jordon is holding his own and resting comfortably. May God watch over this little one and all of the caring people we have worked with over the years, who never turn their backs. ~ diana

8/22/17 – Jordan has been gaining strength and pounds every day and is doing well.