Little Luke is taking applications for his forever home!!! Vetting covered thanks to 4 Paws 1 Heart. Luke is a very laid back, extremely sweet little man who just wants to be loved on and snuggle with you If you think you might be his purrrrfect person contact me at [email protected]
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9/27/29 – Pippin and Roxy are two of the seven kittens found under a bush and while their medical care is being taken care of by 4 Paws 1 Heart, our friend, Patricia has been caring for them. Anyone interested in these cuties should contact Patricia at: [email protected] – diana
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9/26/19 – RIP Syeera. She was found during a recent severe thunderstorm, a little over a week ago. She was extremely thin, wet, sick, and walking in circles. The woman who found her couldn’t leave her like that but also couldn’t take her inside because she has 3 large, cat-unfriendly dogs. So, she put Syeera in a large crate with food, water, and litter box but the crate had to be kept outside under an awning. Long story short, a person who transported her to the vet, decided she couldn’t stand thinking of Syeera in that crate and went back and got her. While in Danielle’s home, she realized that Syeera must have recently had kittens because there was still milk in her breast nipples and she was just so skinny. Syeera had been given antibiotics for her upper respiratory infection and seemed to be getting better but then she took a turn for the worse and arrangements were made for her to see one of our favorite veterinarians, Dr. Z at Orion Animal Hospital. Unfortunately, Syeera never made it to the appointment. The night before she began to have seizures and was taken to emergency. It was decided to let this very sweet girl cross the Rainbow Bridge. May God be with all of the animals out alone on the streets and be with the rescuers who try so hard to save lives. The heartbreak is overwhelming but they continue to do it, day in and day out. ~ diana
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9/25/19 – Billy is one of the many semi-feral cats living on the streets and being cared for by loving people. We were contacted when Billy showed up limping. The caretaker had been trying to trap him for a couple of years without success. We were worried his leg was broken. Billy was taken to one of our partner vets and after x rays it was determined that the limp was caused by an old injury. Billy was finally neutered, vaccinated, tested and was brought into the caretaker’s home. Unfortunately, he didn’t want to be cooped up in the home and the caretaker released him back to the outdoors. Billy is doing well. He has shelter and food and his limp has pretty much disappeared. – Diana
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9/23/19 – Meet Sterling, Autumn, and Pumpkin. They were being fed by two kind ladies in a condominium complex. The kitties are between 5 and 6 months old and the condominium management was threatening the ladies to stop feeding them.
Fortunately, a rescuer we’ve helped, was able to step up and find an expert foster who will work with the kittens to socialize them which will eventually lead to adoption. 4 Paws 1 Heart is paying for them to be spayed/neutered, vaccinated, flea treated, and tested. Our hearts break for all of these innocents who are on the streets fending for themselves. Your donations and support at our fundraisers save lives. – diana
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HAPPY UPDATE !

“KitKat and Jan have found furever homes and will be leaving me this upcoming weekend ! Bittersweet, tho…you fall in love with them..- Kirk”

9/22/19 – RIP Sweet Boy. Bud was born in a garage and cared for over the past five years by an elderly couple. A friend who stopped by noticed that Bud’s belly was very much extended and we were called to help. Bud went to one of our favorite vet partners. An x ray and ultra sound was done along with a test for FIV/FeLV. Unfortunately, a large mass was seen in Bud’s abdomen. Overall, Bud’s health was not good and, taking into consideration the mass in his abdomen, it was decided that what was best for Bud was to be humanely euthanized. As all pet parents/lovers know, this is the most difficult decision one has to make but we try to keep our personal emotions aside and do what is best for the animals. ~ diana