Amir was found in a Mt. Clemens trailer park severely emaciated, flea-covered, and in need of urgent medical care. Now safe and headed to Orion Oaks Animal Hospital, this sweet boy is finally getting the help he deserves.
Daisy and Thomas were part of an outdoor colony in Oakland until their caretaker reached out for help. Thanks to your support, they are now on their way to a safer, healthier indoor life.
We are assisting with a large spay/neuter project at a dairy farm in Clyde, Michigan, where countless cats will receive veterinary care, vaccines, and medical treatment thanks to the combined efforts of several compassionate rescue organizations.
These four kittens were born to a colony cat rescued just before giving birth. A few days ago, they received their first vet visit, where they were examined, vaccinated, and dewormed — an important first step toward healthy, happy futures.
5/4/26: Chicken, Pumpkin, Pluto, and Smokey were found in a ditch. We have offered to help with the funding for a full check up and will begin treatment soon.
Heartworm positive and in need of urgent care, Beefy and Nora were facing an uncertain future. Thanks to your support, help arrived just in time.
Found struggling on the street, Boots appears to be in distress, repeatedly swallowing as if something is stuck in his throat. He’s now on his way to receive care.
Left struggling outside a liquor store, Dulce was weak, underweight, and in desperate need of help. One compassionate stranger refused to walk away—offering safety, care, and a chance at something better.
Phoebe spent years surviving outdoors, cared for by kind hands along the way. Now older and unwell, she’s facing serious health challenges—but she’s no longer alone.
Because of your support, his medical care was covered and his future changed forever. Now safe with a rescue and on his way to a loving home, Gandalf’s story is proof that compassion makes second chances possible.
