1/18/18 -Toby, Secura, and Diablo. Kittens saved during the below zero temperatures in December. We were thankful that we could pay for them to be neutered/spayed, vaccinated, and tested.
If you are interested in these beauties, contact Catherine at: [email protected] – diana

1/13/18 – An oldie by a goodie. Our boy, Soup. It was four years ago when Soup was brought into the emergency where Gina worked. He spent 12 weeks in a crate (with Chance’s mom) while he recovered from a broken Pelvis. Then, he spent almost a year with Gina DeLuca while she tried to find the purrfect family. And, as Gina does so often, she did find that purrfect family MaryBeth Walsh Victor. Can you just imagine the horror of having your pelvis broken, your head stuck in a can, and lying helpless in the cold? ~ diana

“Remember Soup? He was found with his head stuck in a soup can? The shaved area on his hind end was because another animal crushed his pelvis. Unable to defend himself, he cried and crawled until someone heard him and contacted us for help. I took him home to recover from his shattered pelvis (12 weeks to officially heal), and this December made one year fostering him. Longest foster ever in my home. I’m very happy to report that Soup will be going to his forever home this Friday. I will miss him dearly, but this family is wonderful for him! They are perfect, he is perfect, and he will get the love and attention he deserves. We are so blessed to have given him a 2nd chance especially after being found on the street unable to walk.. Gina, 2015s

1/11/18 – Please continue your prayers for our senior girl, Stanley, who was found in a colony in Chesterfield, MI during below freezing temperatures. Rather than humane euthanization, our friend, Jo, has taken in Stanley and doing everything possible to help in her recovery. ~ diana

“Stanley update
She is eating very good eyes are more open but have the glowed look ? Blind or cataracts also think she is deaf. She doesn’t hear me when I walk in. Thank you 4 paws 1 heart for getting her vetted and taking care of her needs and to Kim Szajnafor reaching out to save this old sole Andrea for transporting to the vet and to me. She is still in bad shape but I see signs of improvement she very dirty also hopefully I can get her cleaned up when she feels better. This is where your donations are going to when you donate 4 paws 1 heart p.o. box 84 St Clair shores mi 48080. – Jo”

1/3/17 – RIP Sweet Regal. May you be free from pain and whole again.
I received a message from a long-time supporter. A cat had showed up in a garage which services tires. I was told the cat was injured but really never knew the extent until she was finally trapped yesterday. The employees of the garage had tried for weeks to get her and although she came for food, she remained elusive. Finally, we were able to get a trap there and she was finally caught. Our good friend, Debra B. was able to get her and we made arrangements for her to be immediately seen by a veterinarian. Unfortunately, it took over 15 minutes to get Regal under in order to examine her and what was found was just heartbreaking. Regal was very emaciated. Her eye was gone and her face was literally falling off from layers of infection — the skin was totally dead. Regal was very feral and very much in pain. The doctor said she hadn’t seen any animal in this bad of condition in years. Debra advised that this photo doesn’t even come close to depicting the horror of her condition. The doctor advised that it would take many weeks of treatment, bandage changes, visits to the doctor, and cleanings in order to even hope of saving her. All involved agreed that making Regal suffer any longer than she already has would not be humane. I wish we could save them all but when we can’t, it’s critical that we are able to do what is best for the animal. Please, please pray for all of the poor animals who continue to be outside in these life-killing temperatures. ~ diana