Soft Landing Animal Rescue and Sanctuary, Inc.

03/15/2025

Who remembers Purr Purr (now Bella). 💕💕We received these updated pictures today!! 💕💕 The scrawny little kitten with flea infestation, parasite infestation, all kinds of skin issues, and wet FIP. Just look at her !! She’s beautiful. 😻 💕💕

03/14/2025

As Raise the Region winds down, we would like to send a big thank you to all who donated to our rescue. Our animals appreciate you !! We appreciate you !
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️THANK YOU⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

03/14/2025

Please keep sharing and encourage friends and family to donate. We could really use your help

03/14/2025

There’s still time to donate !!

03/14/2025

Soft Landing Animal Rescue and Sanctuary, Inc has been rescuing animals for over 12 years. Our rescue began with taking in feral cats, cats with behavioral problems - the ones no one wanted to work with. Our goal is to provide them with a safe place to live, where they

03/13/2025

Here are just some of the rescue animals that your donations will be helping to care for …

https://www.raisetheregion.org/organization/Soft-Landing-Animal-Rescue-And-Sanctuary

03/13/2025

You all are awesome!! Thank you so much for the continued donations to for our rescue !! We appreciate you! There is still time to donate !! You have until 11:59 tonight. Please consider making a donation to our rescue by clicking the link below …

Soft Landing Animal Rescue and Sanctuary, Inc has been rescuing animals for over 12 years. Our rescue began with taking in feral cats, cats with behavioral problems - the ones no one wanted to work with. Our goal is to provide them with a safe place to live, where they

03/13/2025

is still going on for about 4.5 hours. You still have time to donate to Raise the region for our rescue. Please consider making a donation in our name.

Soft Landing Animal Rescue and Sanctuary, Inc has been rescuing animals for over 12 years. Our rescue began with taking in feral cats, cats with behavioral problems - the ones no one wanted to work with. Our goal is to provide them with a safe place to live, where they

03/13/2025

1.1K people liked our FB page. If you all would donate $25 to Raise the Region for our rescue we would greatly appreciate it.

Think about this… if our 1100 likes on our page donated $25, we would have $27,500 to care for the rescues This would cover more rescues with medical needs. If our 2000 followers donated just $25 to raise rhe region for our rescue we would have $50,000 We would be able to add a sunroom onto the house for the rescues and still have money left over for their care.
We are currently at $275. We aren’t being greedy, we whole heartedly appreciate the $275.
Raise the Region Isn’t over yet. We still have time to raise money for our rescue.

Your donations help us to buy cat food and litter, hay, bedding and other supplies.
Do you know that we spend:
$80-$100 a week on cat litter alone.
Cat food costs us $150 a week
Horse bedding for the rescues costs $40 a week
Hay for the rescues (not including our personal horses) costs $50 a week
Gas to buy supplies for the rescue is $150 a month.

This is why raise the region is so important to us. This is why we are asking for your help. Time is counting down.
Please consider a donation to our rescue by clicking the link below :

Soft Landing Animal Rescue and Sanctuary, Inc has been rescuing animals for over 12 years. Our rescue began with taking in feral cats, cats with behavioral problems - the ones no one wanted to work with. Our goal is to provide them with a safe place to live, where they

03/13/2025

Our rescues need you ! Please keep donating to help us care for our rescue residents.
Your donations help these animals: Fortune, the tortoise who had eggs stuck inside her. Her vet care was $1600 to remove 5 eggs and vet care for that procedure. Fortune is doing great!
Your donations help cats like Oscar who was thrown outside by family when his elderly owner passed away. He spent several cold winters outside. Because he wasn’t neutered, he was being beat up by other male cats. He came to use with skin issues from flea infestation, ear mites and wounds from cat fights. He is now neutered and living his best life indoors.
Your donations purchase cat food and litter, flea meds, vet care, bedding and so much more.
We have 17 hours left until 11:59 tonight to raise money for our rescue.
We need 10 donors this year to be able to participate in this fundraiser ever again. Right now we are 3 donors short of 10. Please help us !

Clickk the link below to donate 👇

https://www.raisetheregion.org/organization/Soft-Landing-Animal-Rescue-And-Sanctuary

03/13/2025

Benny Ben was saved from an auction barn. We didn’t realize how sick he was until we got him home and saw how bad he struggled to breathe. We had our horse vet out to evacuate him. She had nothing positive to say, and had very little hope for him as she told me he had terrible pneumonia in both of his lungs. That wasn’t sitting well with me. I wasn’t going to lose him without a fight. Benny had lost his appetite. He struggled to breathe.
I decided in order to keep up with his nourishment he needed to be syringe fed. Twice a day I soaked hay pellets in warm water and then pureed them with apples and carrots. I made a slurry out of his food. Benny knew I was trying to help him. He tolerated being given antibiotic shots twice a day, and he carefully swallowed his puréed feedings. After a month of antibiotics we started noticing improvements with his breathing. The vet scolded me for syringe feeding him telling me he would end up with aspiration pneumonia. How else was he to get the nourishment that he needed to get better, especially since she had no hope for him. I was careful with the syringe feeds and he would slowly swallow it and look for more.
Benny did great !! As he began to feel better he began to protest his antibiotic shots. lol.
Benny is the sweetest soul! He was adopted to a wonderful loving family where he is being spoiled rotten !
Please consider donating to our rescue through raise the region. We love what we do to help animals. We need your support to keep going. 💕

https://www.raisetheregion.org/organization/Soft-Landing-Animal-Rescue-And-Sanctuary

03/13/2025

Another reason we do what we do… This little girl right here …. Peach, Peach Fuzz, Baby Peach.
Peach was born in a barn. At just a few weeks old, she was found with part of her hind left leg missing. We were asked to take her to help her. Well, her leg healed on its own until about 6 months later when it abscessed. Out of no where it abscessed and you could see bone. We made an emergency visit to our vet where they immediately took her back to remove the residual leg. She was left with a tiny little nub of a hind leg. When we brought Peach home from the vet, she developed a high fever. We took her back to the vet where they gave her something for her fever and sent her home. When the meds wore off, the fever came back… 105.4-106. We were placing Ice packs on her belly to keep the fever from going higher. A few days went by, still a high fever. We then noticed she was developing a big round belly. The dreaded Wet FIP. We immediately began FIP injections and slowly the fever came down.
Peach is full of sass and also loves to cuddle in bed.
Without our help, Peach would not be here today to torment me every time I try to lay down in bed, as she quickly jumps into my spot. I love her to pieces, Her sass and all.
Please consider making a donation to raise the region for our rescue. There are so many deserving nonprofits asking for help, please consider us. We need your support to keep following our mission of helping animals in need.

https://www.raisetheregion.org/organization/Soft-Landing-Animal-Rescue-And-Sanctuary

03/13/2025

Here are some of our rescues from other countries, yes other countries. They needed a safe place to land where they wouldn’t be shot by the government or beaten by mean people. Most of these cats are not very sociable and will remain in our sanctuary. There are several that are friendly but need time to adjust.



https://www.raisetheregion.org/organization/Soft-Landing-Animal-Rescue-And-Sanctuary

03/13/2025

Today I got phone call from a woman who needed help. She didn’t need someone to take cat from her. She needed to borrow a trap and advice on how to catch an injured cat so she could get him taken care of. She needed someone to talk to, to listen and to care about her situation.
We met her along the way so she could borrow our trap and we offered advice on how to quickly catch the injured cat and to cover him to keep him calm. Within minutes of setting the trap, the injured cat was caught. The best part is, her vet was able to see the cat this evening rather than waiting til tomorrow morning. We are here to give advice, to loan a trap, to help without necessarily taking in an animal.
Please donate to raise the region to our rescue within the next 23 hours. We appreciate all of you!

Soft Landing Animal Rescue and Sanctuary, Inc has been rescuing animals for over 12 years. Our rescue began with taking in feral cats, cats with behavioral problems - the ones no one wanted to work with. Our goal is to provide them with a safe place to live, where they

03/13/2025

If you can’t donate, please share and encourage friends and family to make a donation of $25 or more to our rescue. We would love for this to be a successful fundraiser. In order to participate next year, we need 10 donors. We are at 4 right now. We have until tomorrow to reach 10 (although more would be great 😊)
Check out our profile on raise the region.
https:://www.raisetheregion.org/organization/Soft-Landing-Animal-Rescue-And-Sanctuary

03/13/2025

Our rescue isn’t only about cats. We also take in reptiles and other animals.
When we can afford to, we go to reptile shows to pull out those needing help. Maximus was one of those saves. He was extremely dehydrated, underweight and had pneumonia. He only weighed 15 pounds when we got him home. He is now up to 25 pounds.
Maximus required frequent soaks in the shower for the humidity and force fed fruits and greens until he was willing to meet on his own. One month of sitting with Max twice a day after each soak, an hour each time to get him to eat, he finally started eating on his own. The vet believes Max is in his 30’s and was wild caught from his native land of South America.

We may not be considered a “big rescue” but we do as much as we possibly can for two of us caring for our rescues.
Please consider making a donation to Raise the Region for our rescue. Raise the Region continues until 11:59 March 13th. Help us to raise money for our rescue so we can continue to do what we love to do

https:://www.raisetheregion.org/organization/Soft-Landing-Animal-Rescue-And-Sanctuary