Meet pop-tart! This sweet girl came into the rescue in not the best condition and was falling behind her siblings with her weight and motor skills, with mama not helping too much with her. Pop-tart only has one eye but that doesn’t stop her from being a big cuddle bug who LOVES to play. After her vet visit yesterday getting some sub Q fluids she’s feeling good as new! Pop-tart is only 4-5 weeks old. When she came into the rescue they brought her to us in a pop-tart box (hence the name).
Thank you to all our supporters we truly couldn’t do what we do without your help!
*pop-tart will not be up for adoption until she is healthy and over the age of 12 weeks*
Zoe
Zoe is loving her lickable treats. She is a beautiful young cat who is really an amazing fighter! We also had another senior cat adopted last last night by a wonderful adopter! They changed his name to Dr. Pepper and we love that name so much!! Donations are always appreciated so that we can continue to help these sweet fur babies
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We aren’t in the clear yet but with your donations, Zoe continues to move forward each and every day. We have lots of vet visits left to check on her progress so we aren’t in the clear yet! Here you can see how your donations are helping Zoe so much! Way to keep fighting Zoe and I know you have many people out there who wish you well and are praying for a full recovery! If you still wish to make a donation please reach out!
Zoe
Zoe is incredible. This little sweetie is taking more by mouth each day. You go Zoe and we thank everyone for the continued positive thoughts and prayers!
Lucas and I (Julie) had the opportunity to visit with Miss Arabella this afternoon. She's such a sweet kitten herself, at approximately 8 months old she's expecting a litter in the coming weeks. Although she's just beginning to warm up to us, she learned today that she can now ask for love by gently pulling your hand closer.
With quite a few pregnant moms in our care, we could always use donations to help with our rescues currently being fostered (litter, kitten food, adult food).
New rescue
Sweet young rescue that came in yesterday. She is very nervous and matted but we are so happy to have her! She is going to have a little bit of a pampering session this afternoon, a wash and the removal of some matting. She will feel brand new!
Rescuing can take such a big toll on our hearts❤️ These baby’s came in and were lifeless, all 3 were fighting for their lives. Unfortunately this morning we lost Gideon the other two are doing well and gaining weight. Rest easy sweet love🫶🏼
We thank our fosters for there help in taking in these sweet baby’s and giving them the best possible chance we can ❤️
Kitten season is here for the Saving Paws crew and with that there are a few things that we could use:
KMR
Kitten food wet and dry. We have used some Royal Canin and like that but also Weruva as well
Bottle kits
Pee pads for pets
Gloves
a few more heating pads specifically made for pets. Donations could go towards this as we can order from Southpaw.
Cleaning supplies like disinfectants, garbage bags and paper towel. Please check our Amazon list as it is still relevant.
Fundraiser today at Bottle Drive, Bake Sale & Book Sale for Saving Paws & Countrycatz and we would love to see you there.
Looking for a foster for two male adult cats. Please send us a message if you can and are interested in fostering
Our new little rescue is just drinking a ton. Thank goodness for that. Thank you to REN'S PETS for the bottle feeding kits!
Hey everyone, we need your help for a very special boy. A lot of people have made an effort to get him this far and we want to give him the best life he could have.
Chester came to us about a month ago after living for several months on the streets in Southwood Park. He’d been left behind by his previous owners and did his best to fend for himself by roaming around fighting for food, safety and shelter. He was lucky to have some of the people living in the area, where they named him Stumpy and made sure he stayed fed. But he didn’t have his own home or people.
Incidentally, MART (Maritime Animal Response Team) came across him while they were helping a local resident try to find their escaped cat and because they were concerned for his health, they decided to catch him in hopes they could help him.
Once they did, we stepped in to help and together we got him to a vet where we discovered he had some scars, needed some dental work and needed to be neutered. Unfortunately when they tried to put him under, they discovered he had some internal injuries that would make that dangerous. It seemed his liver was resting close to his heart, where it shouldn’t be. A diagnosis of diaphragmatic hernia. Although it was initially thought it was a congenital condition, the latest consultation and CT scan revealed it much more likely he has internal injuries from a trauma of some sort, like being hit by a car or something big.
So after consulting with a surgeon, we believe he is in pain but that he could have a good quality of life with some surgery to put everything back where it belongs.
We really want to give Chester, AKA Stumpy, the life he deserves; pain free and living in a home with people who love him. He’s a sweet guy who’s estimated to be about 8 so he could have many years left to enjoy with the right care.
This is where we need your help. The bill is expected to be more than we can handle on our own. But with your help, we could give Chester this life