12/9/13 Most of you remember Nugget, she was the new born baby that I raised and who is now living in a very good home with Carrie and Jacqueline. Most recently, Carrie has offered her time and her home to a newborn baby that needs tube feeding around the clock, her name is Faith. Faith was born with a cleft palate she is strong, thriving, and she is in very good hands. It is a ton of work to care for a puppy this little with a challenging condition, so we commend her for all her help and dedication! As you can see Nugget is there for 100 percent support:) ~ Gina
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Oreo Update
12/8/13: Here’s an update from Oreo’s forever mom. diana
“Attached is a pic of Oreo happy in his new home with his toys. Still working on a family pic…. . He’s really a sweet boy and he and Monty the cat are getting along like buddies. Mom Ingrid”
Dewey Update
Dewey is really feeling comfortable these days. This is my favorite picture so far. He fell asleep on Andrew and I holding hands. Thank you for saving this sweet sunshine in our lives.
Little Kitten Saved
12/5/13 – This is one of the little kittens that Animal Control Officer Lisa of Warren, recently found. We treated him for a respiratory and eye infection. He is currently in a foster home through Lisa. One less domesticated kitty killed in a shelter. ~ gina
Slate & Tortie
These two babies were rescued along with their siblings after being found on the road. They have been cared for and bottle fed at the Cats Veterinary on Gratiot in Clinton Township. If you’re looking to add one or two sweethearts to your home, look no further. ~ diana
Donate and Save A Life
4 Paws 1 Heart and the 700 plus animals who we’ve been able to help over the past 3 years want to wish all of our supporters the very best on this day of Thanks! We are thankful for all of our supporters who have donated money and/or attended our fundraisers. Without your support we could do none of this. We would also like to thank the skilled, professional, and caring staff of the Animal Urgent and Critical Care Center for all that you have done to make a difference in the lives of the abandoned and abused. We would also like to thank our new partners at the Cats Veterinary for working with us to improve the lives of the many animal orphans. And, last but not least, we want to thank all of our Rescue partners who are on the front lines cleaning up the damage created by too many humans. ~ Diana and the Board of 4 Paws 1 Heart
Snickers Update
On Giving Tuesday, people are asked to support the charities whom which they share a common interest. For all of my friends and family who appreciate the love of a cat and/or a dog and want to make a difference in the lives of the many who are abandoned and abused, I ask you to take the time today to donate whatever you may be able to afford. With the exception of one telephone bill, all dollars donated go directly to the medical needs of the animal. Please help us to create more Happy Beginnings as in the case of our Snickers. You can donate using paypal on our facebook page or website (www.4paws1heart.org) or by mail at P.O. Box 84, St.Clair Shores, MI 48080
Thank YOU. ~ diana
Update on Little Ruby
12/2/13 – Remember our little Ruby. Another baby fostered by Gina and taken everywhere with her until she found her forever family. What a big girl she has turned out to be. ~ diana
Dewey in his New Home
11/30/13 – Here is Dewey in his new home. I miss him something terrible! He will be so loved and spoiled:) Thank You to everyone who prayed for him, donated dollars for his surgery, and were interested in taking him into your home. As all of you know there were many days when I thought he wouldn’t make it. I love this little fighter and very happy that his new owners will soon be living near all of us and will keep us updated. ~ gina
Message from Keller’s Mom
A message and photo from our Keller’s, mom. ~ diana
“By Patricia DiMaggio Siergiej
My blind cat Keller had his stitches removed this evening at the emergency clinic that treated him for the bad reaction he had from his surgery two weeks ago at another vet’s office. I am happy to report that the vet tonight said he looks great and does not think he suffered any permanent neurological injury from that unfortunate incident. A big thanks to Gina DeLuca and Dr. Matt at the Animal Urgent and Critical Care Center in Harper Woods for all their help and expertise for my sweet Keller.