With a severely broken leg and an FIV diagnosis, Mama’s future was uncertain—but her rescuer refused to give up. After life-saving surgery, Tripod is now recovering, making friends, and stepping into a brighter, safer future.
LeeLa, a tiny kitten rescued with a severe eye injury, is finally safe and trusting in gentle hands. He now needs surgery to remove his damaged eye so he can live pain-free. Our small nonprofit is doing everything we can for him, but with donations running low, we need support to help LeeLa heal and start his new life.
Meet MoMo. Once a stray, now a fighter—this sweet boy is FIV positive and still waiting for a place to belong. He’s not giving up, and neither are we.
Morris is a sweet, affectionate boy who loves laying on your chest, giving head butts, and sharing little kisses. After receiving the medical care he needed, he’s now healthy and ready for a forever home with someone who will love him as much as he loves them.
Mochi was found as a stray, but during his exam a heart condition was discovered. He now needs a cardiology consult and echocardiogram to learn what his future may hold. We’ve stepped in to cover the costs so he has the chance every little life deserves.
When a young girl with a big heart asked for help for Moose and Mouse, two stray kitties at risk of reproducing again, we couldn’t say no. Together, we’re making sure these young strays receive the care they need to prevent more homeless kittens.
Kai has been surviving outside in the Grosse Pointe area for months. She disappeared, returned pregnant, and is now suffering from an eye injury. Though she wears a collar, no one has stepped forward until a Good Samaritan reached out. Because of you, we’re able to say yes when they have no one else.
Just before Valentine’s Day, Bubba was found outside with a severe leg injury that couldn’t be saved. He needed emergency amputation to survive. Though FIV positive, his doctor believed he had a real chance at a good life so we approved his surgery. Today, Bubba is safe with a rescue and recovering.
Found outside with a massive abdominal hernia, sweet Luna needed urgent surgery. We approved her care immediately, and Comfort Place stepped in without hesitation. Today she’s recovering and on a new path, thanks to a good Samaritan, a dedicated vet team, a rescue partner, and your support of our mission.
Because Emma chose compassion, Marshall, Francis, Katie, Skye, Tessa, and Everjean are now safe and headed for spay/neuter and vaccinations. We’re covering their medical care so they can grow up healthy — and help stop the cycle of more homeless litters.
