7/21/20 – Two more sweet kittens, Monte and Jerricho, recently found on the streets, who will be getting neutered, vaccinated, and tested tomorrow. Good Luck Boys!!! If anyone is interested in giving these boys a forever home, please contact our 4p1h friend, Tracy at: [email protected] – diana
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7/18/20 – Just look at this Raven beauty! The 3 boys, who she had and raised, have found their forever home – now it’s her time! Raven is 2 years old, and as you can see is gorgeous. She is fully vetted– including vaccines, spaying, and being tested (negative) for FIV & FeLV . All vetting was covered by 4 Paws 1 Heart. Raven.  She LOVES to be brushed and petted and she loves her treats!! She will come with a supply of her favorites! She would love to be a BFF with another cat or two. She hasn’t been around dogs but I think I calm dog would be fine. Older kids would be fine too. Please consider adopting this sweetheart….have being born and lived outside for 2 years- she deserves a loving fur-ever home! Please contact me through messenger or email at [email protected]

7/17/20 – This mom, Gracie, and her babies Max and Oliver, were all rescued from a mobile home park. They are scheduled for their complete makeover and will never have or be responsible for more babies. – diana

7/17/20 – Gloria, at approximately 3 weeks old, was found lying lifeless on the trash put out on the curb — no mom could be found. She had a wound on her neck and she was covered in fleas and flies. She was taken into the first vet we could get her into and she was treated but unfortunately after a few days, the rescuer contacted me to advise that Gloria had not had a bowel movement. She was taken to another vet who treated her for severe constipation and also treated the wound which was actually a burn, possibly purposely done. She is doing good as of now and her rescuer was able to get her into a home where the caretaker is more expert in taking care of a bottle baby. – diana
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7/16/20 – Yesterday was one crazy day. The morning was filled with back to back calls regarding kittens/cats in need. Clyde, one of 4 kittens born to a female cat who showed up at the home of a very kind man. She is very friendly and the homeowner assumed she had been ‘dumped’ in the area; no one in the neighborhood claimed ownership. He began feeding her and, unfortunately, in April she had a litter of 4 kittens in the bow of his boat. Mike, the rescuer, who has been unemployed, began feeding the entire brood with the intention of getting everyone eventually spayed and neutered. He was to take in Mama yesterday but in the course of looking for her, he came across one of the kittens, Clyde, not moving and struggling to breathe. He searched for rescues to help without success and eventually he found me. We were able to get Clyde seen by a vet in less than an hour. The doctor diagnosed congested lungs caused possibly by pneumonia. Clyde was given antibiotics and vitamins and Mike was sent home with extra antibiotics for the rest of the kittens. I checked in this morning with Mike and Clyde is back to his normal self already — galloping around the yard with his siblings. With our support, Mama will be spayed, vaccinated, and tested tomorrow and we will be covering the same for the kittens when they have completed their antibiotics. Here is Clyde, Zappa, Fluffy, Cloud and Mama with her babies. – Thank you to every person who cares for these poor animals who must rely on us at times for survival; otherwise, some would die of horrible deaths. And, thank you to all of our supporters. – diana
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7/14/20 – If you’ve been following 4 Paws 1 Heart throughout our existence, you might have noticed that the majority of help we provide is with independent rescuers (I.R.). By independent, we mean the person is not associated with an organized rescue group. These independent rescuers will respond to calls for help by either showing up at the premises and actually rescuing or agreeing to take in the animal and finding a home. Very often, the I.R. will look for medical backing before taking on the animal. This was the case with these cuties. An animal control officer (ACO) found a mom and her 1 week old kittens who needed help. The ACO contacted a rescuer we have helped often and she contacted me to see if she could get medical backing if she accepted the kittens and the mom. We agreed and mom and babies are now safe and we hope that mom can be domesticated as she weans her babies so that all can find their way into a forever home. The need never ends. – diana
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7/13/20 – We are calling her “Bernie”.
This EXTREMELY sweet female adult kitty was found outside with a large laceration on her tail. Dr. Burkholder at Moore Veterinary Hospital, fixed her all up and she is recovering in the finders home. 4 paws 1 heart, has covered her surgery and her care to ensure that she is healthy.
The pics of the wound are to graphic to post…neighbors have seen coyotes in the area.
According to the finder this baby has been roaming for several months.. 🙁
We definitely don’t want to see her back outside, but the lady that is helping already has her limit of cats. Rescue groups are full, and resources are exhausted.
Please help share this very sweet docile girl.. She needs a forever home!♡ Email me for more information [email protected] and if you would like to donate towards her care, you can do so atwww.4paws1heart.org
Thank u – Gina

7/13/20 – These little beauties, Squeaky and Stella, are two of many being rescued from an area that has been sorely overlooked when it comes to spaying and neutering stray cats. Unfortunately, in most cases, the cats were abandoned by the owner, were not spayed/neutered, and were either left behind in the home or thrown outside. And, as we’ve talked about many times before, just one female left behind in the wild, left intact, can produce an average of 15 kittens a year. It’s not difficult to do the math and understand how one male and one female cat can go from 2 to 15 to 30 in just two years. Squeaky and Stella are getting spayed/neutered, vaccinated, and tested today and then will be looking for their forever homes. If you are interested in these beauties, you can fb message me and I will put you in touch with Debbie. Just give me your contact information. We couldn’t do this without you!! – diana
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