UPDATE: 2/3/22 – THE CRUELTY NEVER SEEMS TO END. Stanley was able to get in for his appointment this morning. X-Rays were done and the good news is that Stanley’s legs have no breaks or fractures. The bad news is that our doctor saw bb’s, one very close to his lungs. The doctor couldn’t tell…
Happy First Day of February; only 48 more days until the first day of Spring. BUT, having said that February is National Cat Health Month and if you were to ask me and many others in the world of animal rescue, you might say it’s been National Cat Health YEARS. We are very proud of…
Here is the update on Bobbi from her neuro consult today at Dogwood Veterinary Referral Center. After Dr. Galle did his examination of Bobbi and going over the reports from both OVRS and Dr. Z and speaking with Auntie Marjorie his feeling is Bobbi’s symptoms are more in line with Peripheral Vestibular Disease then a…
The temps have been brutal and I’m sure we are all praying that the warnings about the ‘snowmageddon’ this week is exaggerated but one way or the other, we are just so very thankful for the many amazing people who continue to contact us for medical assistance because they cared enough to save an animal…
1/30/22 – Meet Naomi, A very compassionate mail lady found her as a stray and noticed a severe injury. It took some time, but the kind woman didn’t give up and was finally able to get this kitty to a hospital where they assessed her and provided antibiotics. Our wonderful board member, Dee was able…
1/27/22 – Garfield and Sky are two strays who were brought in from the outside during these brutal winter days. The rescuer is on a fixed income and although she can take care of their shelter and future needs, she needed assistance to have them tested, vaccinated, spayed/neutered. We were very happy to take care…
1/27/22 – Although these are not current cases, I feel compelled to at least put their faces out there so our supporters know the many animals we have assisted during the pandemic. All of the cats shown have been rescued from the streets, most of whom turned out to be very adoptable and domesticated. During…
1/26/22 – Because of the generosity of our many supporters, we have been able to commit to helping several individuals who care for cat communities. In many cases it’s not just a matter of TNR because many of the cats trapped turn out to be very domesticated — either victims of abandonment or escape. Meet…
Meet Valentino♡He was living outside in Detroit. A very kind woman trapped him and got him to me for fostering and medical care. Dr. Henry checked him out and he appears pretty healthy…just very scared. 4 paws 1 heart is covering his medical until he is adopted. I have a potential person interested in fostering,…
1/25/22 – Pan was rescued in November. The person who contacted us had a friend who found him and contacted her. He was deaf, blind, very matted, filthy, and scared. Mckenzie, who eventually, picked him up from her friend, said she had never seen a cat so neglected. Once we agreed to take care of…
