Pets Without Border

09/02/2023

Chalee photo bomb

09/02/2023

Saw this cutie

07/16/2023

Happy 17th birthday Corona!

11/20/2022

I don’t know why this cracks me up

11/20/2022

11/05/2022

Woke up to sad news today. Row crossed over the rainbow 🌈 bridge this morning. RIP little one. He really enjoyed his veggies 🥕

11/03/2022

Rest In Peace Tigger. Thank you for the snuggles

08/08/2022

Too hot out - time for a swim

05/11/2022

Rest In Peace Jax 💕

04/07/2022

Please read - this rescue needs help! They rescued these cats from hoarding situation. They still have cats they need to rescue. They are in desperate need of fosters and item donations

EMERGENCY HELP NEEDED FOR 30 ADULT CATS + 5 LITTERS OF KITTENS!

We have just removed 30 adult female cats from one home in the Hamilton mountain area, along with 5 litters of kittens, and we urgently need assistance - we need hands on help, supplies, and we urgently need funds to help with the enormous costs of medical care.

How?
We were called by the property owners of a rental home who are working to evict a tenant, when the tenant was discovered to be hoarding a large number of cats and kittens.
Why?
Kind property owners, who were told animals would be put to sleep at animal services, these people reached out for the assistance of a rescue who would work to help the animals, without the loss of lives of healthy animals who could be medically treated, rehabilitated and rehomed.
When?
Today, April 4/22, volunteers arrived to pick up cats, already in cat carriers, to transport them to area vet clinics. Our efforts began at 8:30 am, and all cats and kittens had made it to vet clinics by 10:30 am, where they are all currently undergoing full exams, blood testing, are being vaccinated and where adult cats are being assessed for spay surgeries.
Who?
All 30 of the adult cats we rescued today are female cats, along with these adult cats, we have rescued 5 litters of still nursing kittens aged 2-6 weeks (22 kittens in total).
What else?
Currently remaining on location and awaiting rescue are 11 adult male cats, who also need to be rescued, vetted and placed into foster and Forever Homes - we will return for these cats as soon as we have room to fit them into foster homes.

TODAY 52 PRECIOUS LITTLE LIVES HAVE BEEN CHANGED FOR THE BETTER!

With your help, each of these beautiful souls will be provided with the care, love and kindness they need and will have the opportunity to find their way into the loving homes and hearts of Forever Families who will treasure and chreish them as they so much deserve to be.

DONTIONS ARE URGNTLY NEEDED FOR INTAKE VET EXAMS, VACCINATIONS, AND SPAY/NEUTER

If you can donate funds to help with the costs of medical care, please donate by PayPal or e-transfer payment to [email protected].
If you opt to send your contribution by e-transfer, please use password/security answer : priderescue

DONATIONS OF SUPPLIES ARE URGENTLY NEEDED!

Here is a list of items we find ourselves urgently in need of at this time...
Clumping cat litter
Wood based pellet cat litter
Iams dry cat and kitten foods
Royal Canin dry cat and kitten foods
Royal Canin kitten food
Friskies canned food
Disposable p*e pads
Soft blankets
Cat Carriers
Laundry liquid or pods
Bleach
Lysol disinfectant spray

FOSTER HOMES NEEDED!
Within the next 5-7 days, as many of the adult cats as possible will be spayed (those too far along in current pregnancies have already been secured foster placements) and these adult cats will require placement with foster families where they can recover from their spay surgeries, and where they can decompress from the traumatic loss of their home, friends, and where they can overcome the confusion of living lives where they are provided individual focus, cuddles and care.
If you can foster an adult cat, or pair of adult cats, please submit a foster application today at http://priderescue.ca/

PLEASE HELP US TO SAVE THESE PRECOUS LITTLE LIVES!

01/28/2022

IF YOU FIND A HYPOTHERMIC ANIMAL

1. DO NOT FEED
2. DO NOT SUBMERSE IN WATER

1. DO get out of the weather and inside
2. DO dry off
3. DO talk to
4. DO stroke to stimulate blood flow

GET TO A VET IMMEDIATELY!!!

If you feed a kitten with a temp below 97 you can KILL it!
If you warm them up to fast you can KILL it!
If the animal is frozen to the ground DO NOT PULL IT OFF!

Get LUKE WARM tap water and pour it around and under the animal. that water is warmer than the snow and air and is going to feel like FIRE to that animal's nerve endings. Think about stepping into a hot tub and how hot it feels. Again you DO NOT want to use hot water. Then Immediately dry the animal off, wrap it in a towel, shirt etc. and get to the nearest vet office.

Steady and slow is rule of thumb. A vet can treat the animal for shock and hypothermia using a series of injections and warm IV fluids and an incubator.

Losing ears, tails, toes or a leg is workable. Damaging internal organs isn't.

01/27/2022

Rest In Peace beautiful Romeo! You will be missed 💕🌈🐾

11/25/2021

https://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/news/liverpool-news/dog-at-deaths-door-after-22219462

Claire came back home to find her chocolate Labrador, Pickles, breathing heavily and unable to open her eyes

10/31/2021

Fostering shelter dogs: an alternative to adoption

10/30/2021

Things humans do that dogs hate.

05/04/2021

Looking after these cuties

12/29/2020

12/27/2020

Spent a few days with this lovely. Unfortunately his brothers are too quick for me to take pictures

10/03/2020

We are back! It’s been a long quarantine!

07/21/2020

Rest In Peace Pacer.

07/17/2020

Play date with Loukas

08/30/2019

Rest In Peace beautiful soul Bonnie

08/04/2019

Whoever contacted me using my business to threaten to put a dog in the microwave... I will find you

08/01/2019

Three amigos