Making a Difference — One Spay/Neuter at a Time

11/28/25: Spaying and neutering is one of the most effective ways to reduce the cycle of suffering for unwanted animals. It not only keeps our pets healthier, but also helps prevent countless kittens and puppies from being born into homelessness or overcrowded shelters.

We have stepped in to cover the cost of spay and neuter services for these 5 kittens and mom, the impact is truly life-changing. Every sponsored surgery means fewer animals struggling on the streets, fewer litters left without care, and more resources available for those already in need.

Together, we can make a lasting difference—one spay/neuter at a time.

Here are Teddy, George, Ben, Terry, Bindy, Coal.

Email Teresa for questions regarding adoption. teresa.king8791@gmail.com

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George The Stray: A Happy Ending!

7/5/25: This is George. He is/was* a stray cat who was coming around to be fed and suddenly he was crying, not eating much, and not himself. We authorized George to be seen at Moore Veterinary Hospital and he was diagnosed with an infection/abscess under his arm. He was given an antibiotic injection and in a couple of weeks he will get a rabies vaccine. George deserves to live in a forever home. He’s a very sweet boy that looks like he belonged to somebody at some point. It’s just so sad. How many homeless animals exist.

*George’s caretaker realized how much he LOVED George and took him into his home! Happy endings!

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George was pulled from Animal Control by Underdog Rescue Ranch in late March

7/25/24 – Somehow I missed this but this is George. He was pulled from the Genesee County Animal Control by Underdog Rescue Ranch in late March. At the time, the rescue did not realize that the animals are not vetted. The rescue asked for our help.

George was only 20lbs and between 1 and 2 years old. He was in a foster to adopt home and we were happy to take care of his heart worm test, vaccines, and neuter at West Flint Animal Hospital. – diana https://4paws1heart.org/donations.

George with Streethearts Animal Rescue

6/10/24 – We were happy to help George with some of the cost of the MRI.

Here’s his story: George was at the Genesee County Animal Control and is now with Streethearts Animal Rescue. He was diagnosed with possible Lumber IVDD (Intervertebral Disc Disease) while he was at the shelter. No one knows what happened..

He is was seen at DOGWOOD NEUROLOGY on Saturday for a consult and possible help. Unfortunately MR’sI are not inexpensive so we were thankful to help.

George’s MRI showed a swelling that could be trauma related, infection, or a cyst on his spinal cord. Surgery is not recommended at this time. George is being medically treated with steroids, antibiotics, and crate rest. Please continue to pray for George to completely recover.

If you want to follow George’s journey, please check out the Streethearts Animal Rescue facebook page. – diana

https://4paws1heart.org/donations/ When a village comes together, miracles can happen.