4/29/14 – This is Princess Hannah seen in our earlier posting. FOUND on the street. She is a very sweet girl who was obviously terrorized by other animals. She was chased atop a tree by a dog but once the dog was under control, she came down from the tree only to hide under a car. She actually came out when called and was very mild and sweet until she was placed around other cats by the person who rescued her–. then she was terrorized. She is now being housed in the hospital and has been vetted and vaccinated and will be spayed BUT she is in need of a home without other animals. Being in the hospital setting with other animals is just stressing her even more. There has to be a friend out there looking for a kitty who can give full and total unconditional love. Please contact Gina at gina.4paws1heart@gmail if you can help. We do not know what will happen if we cannot find her a home.

6/167/14 Update:  Princess Hannah is now in a forever home. ~ diana

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4/23/14 – Happy Update: Many of you may remember Mr. Honeybell. Our 4P1H friend, Dave, contacted us for help. He and his wife had been sheltering and feeding Mr. Honeybell (outside) after he was abandoned by his owners. With such a severe winter, Dave became very concerned for Mr. Honeybell’s well being and then he saw that the cat was limping. On January 23, 2014 with the help of our good friends from Paws For The Cause Feral Cat Rescue, Mr. Honeybell was taken to the vet. 4P1H paid for his medical treatment and neutering and we’re happy to say that Mr. Honeybell is very healthy, not limping, and slowly falling in love with his new family. Here is Dave”s latest update ~ diana:

“Just wanted to let you know that we have become great friends. He does something I have never seen. He grabs my arm with his front paws, roles on his back and pushes on it repeatedly with his hind paws… No claws… Then he gives me a nibble on the hand and kisses.” ~ Dave

6/17/14 Update:  Mr. Honeybell continues to do very well.  His dad tells us that each day they get closer and closer! ~ diana

6/17/14 – To those of you who have been long-time friends of 4 Paws 1 Heart, you may remember the pygmy goat who was dying from a urinary tract blockage at Greenwood Pets in Warren. Lisa Taylor, Warren ACO, contacted us, got the goat, and took him to a veterinary who worked on farm/companion animals. Although we were never able to get our money back as ordered by the Court in the recent trial against the owner of this disgusting facility which was finally closed down when their water and electricity was shut off, we are happy to report that our little Pygmy Goat (considered a companion animal) lives happily ever after with a wonderful veterinarian who has a lot of land to play on. Don’t you just love the bird going for a ride on his back??? ~ diana

6-17-14 GOOD MORNING: A huge thank you to the 26 supporters who have made donations through paypal and the Kroger Community Rewards Program. Because of you, we are back in business to help the abandoned and abused. We may have more donations coming to us in the mail, so if you sent us a donation, thank you in advance. Please share our upcoming events with your friends and help us make them great successes.

As a reminder of what we’re all about and how we got to where we are today, I’ve posted Hercules. It was two years last month when he was rescued by the ACO in Eastpointe, Matt Virgadamo (who is now in Sterling Heights) and brought to Gina. ~ diana

6/14/14 – Good Morning Friends and Thank You for your continued donations. This sweet girl, Jovie, was the last abused animal we helped before we had to call a moratorium. Our good friend, Nicole N. contacted us about this sweet girl who was rescued from the streets. Should could hardly walk and needed to see a vet asap. The rescuer didn’t have the funds and we agreed to at least pay for the doctor’s visit. Jovie was more than likely kept in a crate for her entire life while she was used for breeding. After no longer being useful, she was probably dumped on the streets (as so often happens). Unfortunately this poor girl was tested positive for Heart Worm but we are hoping it is a low level. She was treated for respiratory infection, parasites, and an infection in both ears. 4 Paws 1 Heart thanks all of its supporters and all of the rescuers who open their hearts to these poor innocent animals so abused by humans. Everyone at Healthy Paws Veterinary fell in love with her sweet disposition. Please send her your prayers and positive energy. We will keep an eye on her and if possible provide further assistance when we are able. ~ diana

6/13/14 – A HUGE thank you to all of our friends who are jumping in to help us build up our funds We truly love your willingness to always come through for us. We truly our blessed in so many ways but we still have a long way to go to do as much as we’ve done in the past 6 months but we’re hoping that we can build up enough for emergencies until our July 19 fundraiser. Here’s hoping that our 5K walk/run and the Captain Jack’s July 29 event will be huge successes. I plan to put together a 6-month financial report of what we’ve done since the beginning of the year so our many friends know where their hard-earned money goes; although I know you all follow our stories on facebook or our website. Again, God’s blessings to all of you. ~Diana p.s. Ryker says he wouldn’t be alive and waiting for his forever home if it wasn’t for the supporters of 4p1h.

6/12/14 ALERT – It is with a heavy heart that I have to inform our friends that we will not be able to help any rescue groups or individual rescues for a while until we can build up our funds. Our balance hasn’t been this low since our early days. I hate to turn anyone away but we pay all of our bills immediately and cannot take on any more commitments. We have a few more stories to tell of a couple animals we’ve helped over the last few daysfor which I just wrote the checks. As I’ve mentioned, we do have a couple of surgeries coming up which will take up our current balance. Thank You to all of our supporters. ~ diana