11/23/19 – Baby Kitty was one of 7 kittens born to a feral cat who was being fed by a caring woman. Of the 7 kittens, one was found dead, one was found dead in the street after being hit by a vehicle, and one just disappeared. The homeowner cared for the family for about 4 months when one of the kittens showed up with a broken leg. We were contacted for help and we arranged for the kitten to be seen by a doctor. Unfortunately, it was determined that Baby Kitty’s leg could not be saved and had to be amputated. Baby Kitty is socializing very well and the rescuer will be trying to catch the rest of the family and get them spayed/neutered and hopefully socialized. I can’t thank our donors enough for making these happy beginnings possible. ~ diana
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11/21/19 – Honestly, I just don’t get it. Two days ago we received an e mail from our friend Jo A. about two cats in Mt. Pleasant who were going to be dumped outside because their owners of 5 months were moving and wouldn’t be taking them. They never saw a vet and we were asked to provide all vetting, including spay/neuter, if a foster could be found. We agreed and our friend found a foster. The cats, now named Jack and Jill, were transported from Mt. Pleasant to Canton and now they are safe and scheduled for their makeover on November 29. Anyone interested in these beauties should contact: [email protected] – diana
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11/20/19 – Having been through this with my baby, Conner, after his buddy passed away, when our friend Debbie contacted me about Diva, I just figured we would find a way to pay for what was needed. And although the medical bill will be close to $600 and we’ve had a lot of serious needs lately, Diva, just deserved a second chance. Here is her story:

”This is Diva, I adopted her out 2 years ago. At the time, I thought it would be a wonderful home! The adopter was a senior who was home all the time and she said she needed a companion! Fast forward to now, the adopter returned her to me, about 2 months ago! She said she got a car, her brother moved back to Michigan and she said she was going to be gone a lot and decided she didn’t want her any more! Diva was a broken soul when I picked her up! I was in tears by the time I got home! Diva cried like a baby, all the way to my house! I know she was so confused as to why she was given back! I put her in my cat room, and all she did was stare at the wall. Since then she has stopped eating, which caused a fatty liver. She can get better, but only with a feeding tube! Can you please help Diva? – Debbie”

11/18/19 – Happy Update! You might remember Magnolia who was thought to have been hit by a car. A good Samaritan brought her to one of our partner vets and one of the vet techs there contacted us to see if we could help. Magnolia’s leg was fractured in a couple of places and her jaw was broken. She was just a baby and the doctors recommended a specialist or amputation. 4 paws 1 heart didn’t have the heart to have her leg amputated so she was seen by a specialist who performed orthopedic suregery. The doctor who originally examined her took care of her jaw. Now, guess what? Her savior, Jenna, the veterinary technician, who took her in to foster has fallen in love and asked if she could be Magnolia’s furever mom. We said “Of course, you’re the one who saved her!”. Here’s 3 photos of Magnolia now, and her when she was first brought into the veterinary hospital. This is how your dollars are spent. Making miracles happen for animals and the humans who fall in love. ~ diana
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11/11/19 – This pretty girls name is Sandy. Sandy was rescued from outside by a very kind feral caretaker & rescuer. Sandy is fully vetted courtesy of 4 Paws 1 Heart. Shes 1yr old, fiv/felv neg, has all her shots and ready for a Forever Home of her own. Sandy would do best in a home without small children, being only a year old shes very exuberant at playtime 😊 She would do well with a cat friendly, nice dog. Shes a bit hissy around other cats. If you have any questions, please comment here or contact Sharon Parker. If you would like an adoption application for Sandy, please email [email protected]

11/14/19 – The dedication of the rescuer. I received a message from a woman who had rescued two kittens, Sassy and Taz. She needed help in getting the kittens spayed/neutered, tested, and vaccinated. While we were in the process of getting the kitties to a vet, one of the kittens ran between her feet. The rescuer tried to break a fall and wound up hitting a table, which resulted in a broken jaw and loose teeth. The bad news is that the rescuer now had unplanned medical bills but, the good news is that Sassy and Taz did get to the vet and they are doing well. ~ diana
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11/12/19 – This little cutie was found licking the cans in a recycle bin. He was so very hungry and the forecast for overnight was 3 to 5 inches of snow. Thankfully, our friend Jo A., was able to get him before the snow started and he is now warm and cozy. He will be tested, neutered, and vaccinated complements of 4 Paws 1 Heart and our generous donors. The need never ends! Our hearts break for all of these animals abandoned on our streets. – Diana
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11/12/19 – This little cutie, Willow,  was found licking the cans in a recycle bin. He was so very hungry and the forecast for overnight was 3 to 5 inches of snow. Thankfully, our friend Jo A., was able to get him before the snow started and he is now warm and cozy. He will be tested, neutered, and vaccinated complements of 4 Paws 1 Heart and our generous donors. The need never ends! Our hearts break for all of these animals abandoned on our streets. – Diana
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11/11/19 – Poly and seven babies were all rescued at one time by our friend Jo Addington. Poly is a polydactyl which means she was born with the usual number of toes on one or more of her paws. She was rescued with seven kittens but the rescuer was unsure of who may have belonged to her Poly and Spike were immediately brought to vets becuase they had upper respiratory infections. Poly was found to have a low-grade heart murmur. Poly was actually adopted but then returned although 4p1h had committed to medical until Poly recovered. Now, both Spike and Poly are getting the last of their medical needs done. They are doing great and according to the doctors, heart murmurs are not uncommon for many cats. Spike has been adopted and will be going to his new home on Saturday. Poly is still looking for her forever home. Here is also Mia Bella who was one of the seven babies. Anyone interested in Poly or Mia Bella should contact: [email protected]