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.
Found alone in freezing temperatures, 10-year-old Woolybear was suffering from an upper respiratory infection, a broken canine tooth, and a torn chin. Because of you, we were able to say yes immediately—stabilizing him and giving him the chance he deserves.
Found freezing inside a shop, frostbite covering his ears, Valentino was barely surviving. On Valentine’s Day, treatment began—and now he has a safe home to heal.
These three were struggling to survive the brutal winter. Thanks to a determined rescuer and the support of our donors, they are now warm, treated, and safely on the path to healing.
Just three months old, Cocolino is facing devastating injuries—but she’s stable, comfortable, and still holding on. With a dedicated rescuer by her side and medical care underway, she now needs our help to keep fighting.
Once cold and scared, Scardey is now treated, protected, and on the path to a healthy future. Because of open hearts and generous support, her days on the streets are behind her.
A sudden medical emergency put Harley’s life at risk. Thanks to lifesaving surgery and a community that rallied when a small rescue couldn’t do it alone, Harley is healing well and looking toward a comfortable future.
Joy underwent surgery for a serious facial wound and is now doing well. With continued care, she’ll soon be ready for spay and vaccinations as the next steps toward a healthy future.
