Oliver was found injured and terrified with a fractured femur that required orthopedic surgery. After weeks of veterinary care, this sweet boy has healed and has just one last parasite treatment ahead. Now Oliver needs the final piece of his second chance: a home.
Franklin has faced several medical challenges and will be rechecked for decreased appetite and loose stool. After losing his sibling just weeks ago, we’re hoping this little guy gets stronger soon. Thankfully, he has a dedicated rescuer advocating for him every step of the way.
Jefferson was found in a Saint Clair Shores parking lot with a severe degloving injury to his tail. He received immediate veterinary care, but at under 3 pounds, he’s still too small for surgery. For now, this little guy is stable, healing, and growing stronger.
After being abandoned and facing an uncertain future, Ellie was given a second chance by a compassionate rescuer. During a recent veterinary visit, she tested positive for Heartworm Disease and now needs treatment while she waits for the loving home she deserves.
Beamer was found injured and bleeding and was diagnosed with an infection and abscess. When we were asked to help cover his medical treatment, we said yes. Now this sweet boy can begin to heal
Thomas was found injured in a cornfield and will need surgery to remove his damaged eye. His rescuer reached out for help, and we said yes. Thomas is scheduled for surgery next week, and we’ll be there to help with the cost.
Milo was found in Roseville after apparently being abandoned along with another kitten. We’re getting this sweet baby checked out, vaccinated, and neutered.
At only about 4 weeks old, little Tini was struggling with fleas, sneezing, congestion, and little interest in eating. West Flint Animal Hospital got her in right away and started treatment. Thank you for helping us be there when tiny lives need us most.
Frankie, Mitch, and Skeeter are headed to The PAWS Clinic for their spay and neuter surgeries. Thanks to your support, we’re able to cover their care and help get them on a healthy path.
Peanut Butter and Jelly are two of six cats dumped in a Fraser park. Thanks to our supporters, we were able to say yes and get them the veterinary care they need.
