2/4/26: This little kitty could barely open her eyes—scared, cold, hungry, and desperate for love. Her rescuer, Jill, couldn’t walk away. She knew this tiny girl deserved a chance and reached out to us for help.
“Scardey” was seen yesterday and treated for an upper respiratory infection. She also tested positive for worms and ear mites and has already received treatment. A recheck in two weeks will include follow-up testing, vaccines, and her spay appointment.
Thanks to Jill’s open heart and the support of our amazing donors, this little girl will never know life on the streets again. Thank you for making rescue possible.
2/2/26: Harley suffered a urethral blockage that landed him in emergency care. To save his life, he required perineal urethrostomy (PU) surgery, a major procedure that permanently reroutes the urethra to allow urine to pass freely and prevent future blockages.
The small rescue caring for Harley couldn’t do it alone, so our village came together to help cover the cost. Because of that love and teamwork, Harley is healing well and now has a bright, comfortable future ahead.
1/30126: Joy was found with a significant wound taking up half of her face. It was infected and in need of immediate medical attention. We made arrangements for her to be seen at Orion Oaks hospital where surgery was performed.
She is doing well and recovering, but she will still need to be fixed and vaccinated once she is healthy.
Her rescuer is taking amazing care of her and updated us today that she is doing great.
1/27/26: Pumpkin was found outside with wounds on his face as if he was in a fight with another cat. The rescuer contacted us for help because he was crying and she was worried that he was in pain. We approved getting him checked out at a hospital and having his wounds treated. Sarah plans to keep him as a member of her family and take over his care. One more kitty off the street. Thank you Sarah <3
Thank you to everyone who helped share and network yesterday to get this cat out of the freezing cold and into safety. Yesterday afternoon, Amy and her son spent over three hours helping capture her and also tried to help the two other cats, who were spooked and remain outside. The homeowner is continuing efforts to secure them. We’re grateful to those who’ve offered temporary homes, and our organization is willing to help cover medical care once the remaining cats are rescued.
🙏 Please continue to share and keep the two cats still outside — and all animals in this cold — in your prayers.
The good news: Trinkett is warm and safe
The homeowner asked us to share her sincere thanks, especially to Amy and her son, and to everyone who helped. I spent many hours responding to messages and truly appreciate everyone’s patience. If the other two cats are captured today, I’ll post again asking for help.
1/23/26 5:30 pm Update: I was just informed that the cat was brought inside and help is on the way to pick her up and bring her to safety! Thank you Amy Alderman-Quint for literally saving this life today. You are her Angel! We will be there when you need us to cover the vetting.
1/23/26 4:00 pm Update: I’m having trouble making the owner understand she has to secure the cat because no one is going to go to her house and try to catch the cat that only knows her. I have offered to have her bring the cat to a location, I have people who have offered to take the cat in, and we have offered to cover cost of treatment. She gave me permission to post her number.
1/23/26 12 pm: URGENT– Stray Cat is freezing and wanting to come inside but the home owner can not provide shelter because her brother is allergic. She emailed me for help and said she had to put the cat back outside and that her paws were so cold yesterday she could barely eat.
This is a stray the woman has been feeding. Calling her “Trinkett”. I am asking the lady to secure her right away.
This sweet kitty was brought in from the cold yesterday by a compassionate rescuer named Tracy, who faithfully feeds several outdoor cats near 11 Mile & VanDyke.
When Teddy started coming around, it quickly became clear that he may have been dumped or left behind.
We were able to step in and help give Teddy a second chance by making arrangements for him to be examined and receive veterinary care tomorrow morning.
Once he’s been vetted, Tracy (tracywilkelis@gmail.com) will be working to find this sweet teddy bear a loving forever home where he’ll never have to face the cold alone again.
Please keep all homeless animals—and the people caring for them—in your prayers during these frigid winter nights. Your support makes moments like this possible.
A couple night ago our board member Denise Najera opened her heart and home to this sweet boy. Here is his story and his name is “Niko”.
“A senior was feeding him outside for a couple months. She was soooo worried about him as she will be moving to a senior apt in the next month and he would have nobody. She said he was crying every night to come in this week and that he was very friendly. With the temps and wind chills headed down to -33° we couldnt say no”.
Thank you, Denise for being his real-life angel. Niko, welcome to your new journey of love, companionship, warmth, and health!
1/21/26: Morris needs our help! This morning, Morris is being checked out at Centerline Veterinary Hospital after being found with an injury to his face and not putting weight on one of his paws.
A very kind rescuer reached out to us for help to get this sweet guy off the street and ensure his injuries are properly assessed and treated. Morris will be examined today, receive treatment for his wounds, be vaccinated, and—if possible—neutered.
Sadly, Morris is just one of the many injured, helpless, and homeless stray animals in need of care and compassion.
Please keep Morris in your prayers as he gets the care he needs.
If you’d like to donate toward his veterinary care, we truly appreciate any support—every bit helps.
1/20/26: Bruno was found outside, covered in wounds, and clearly struggling. His rescuer was deeply concerned but also afraid to bring him inside, as she has cats of her own and needed to be sure it was safe. She wasn’t certain if Bruno’s injuries were from abuse or from other animals — but what she did know was that he was hurting.
One day, Bruno cried at her door, begging to come inside. Even after being advised by local animal control to leave him outside, she couldn’t turn her back on him.
We approved Bruno for a veterinary exam, where he sadly tested positive for Feline Immunodeficiency Virus (FIV). Bruno deserves safety, comfort, and love. The rescuer is working to find Bruno a home so he can finally be off the street for good. Thank you to everyone who listens to their heart and speaks up for cats like Bruno when they need it most.
She’s a stray cat we’ve been providing medical care for, but despite multiple visits, she’s still not improving. This is her fourth trip for the same issue, and her severe nasal discharge has us very concerned.
Today she’ll have more testing done. All we want is to get Mindy some relief and finally on a healthy path. Please keep her in your thoughts.
