FabuCats Inc.

06/29/2025

Important to know and understand. Thank you Small Town Vice for posting.

06/29/2025

Nickname: your zip code …and don’t forget those 3 wacky numbers for the middle name! 😹😹😹

Too funny not to repost! 😸

BUT, on a serious note—our FabuCats and FabuKittens still NEED your support for essential veterinary care, diagnostic testing, and lifesaving medications.

2 weeks ago we posted a $5 Friday to raise $2,000 for their medical needs—we’re still short by half.

Meanwhile their needs continue to multiply.

Let’s make today ! Your donation today WILL. SAVE. LIVES. Please give what you can; no amount is too small. And, please share and advocate for these precious lives who can’t advocate for themselves.

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🐈‍⬛Venmo:
🐈 Zelle: [email protected]
🐈‍⬛ PayPal: [email protected]
🐈 Address:
554 Flint Branch Church Road
Jesup, GA 31545

Please don’t make them wait another day more for health, so they can be ready for happiness and a forever home.

Thank you. 💖🐈‍⬛💖

P.S. Tagging as many FabuFriends as allowed not as a direct ask, but to help increase our reach. Many of these FabuFriends donate what they can, when they can, again and again to help meet their needs. We hope you don’t mind. We do it for the kitties—whatever it takes to meet their needs.

06/24/2025

🆘$1030+ STILL NEEDED TODAY🆘

$1400 was still needed yesterday. $370 was raised.

Harper’s need for immediate care meant he had to be seen yesterday, leapfrogging him over others who stil need your help.

His prolapse was successfully corrected by Dr. D. at EVS, and he stayed overnight to ensure the correction will hold. Thank you to the 4 FabuFriends who gave yesterday to ensure Harper received the medical care he needed.

Please give what you can today to help us meet all the most immediate medical needs.

How to donate is in the original post below. Thank you.

🆘$1400+ STILL NEEDED🆘

$2,000 was needed by Friday. $630 was raised.

$2,000 was needed before this emergency that had us up and on the road before the sun to get sweet, brave little Harper the vet care he must have TODAY.

Over the weekend, he developed a severe re**al prolapse—basically he pooped out his colon. (That’s hard to read, we’re sure, but it’s infinitely more hard to experience…) The condition is treatable, but it’s one more medical expense we don’t have the funds for.

Abandoned, along with his brother on our rural dirt road, Harper was crusty with ring worm, and riddled with fleas and intestinal parasites—severe intestinal parasites can cause a re**al prolapse.

If you can give, please give what you can today—every $1 helps.

Ways to give:
🐈‍⬛ Venmo:
🐈 Zelle: [email protected]
🐈‍⬛ PayPal: [email protected]
🐈 Address: 554 Flint Branch Church Road,
Jesup, GA 31545

Thank you. 💖🐈💖



💕🐈‍⬛💕Because even small acts of kindness add up to BIG changes.💕🐈💕

06/23/2025

🆘$1400+ STILL NEEDED🆘

$2,000 was needed by Friday. $630 was raised.

$2,000 was needed before this emergency that had us up and on the road before the sun to get sweet, brave little Harper the vet care he must have TODAY.

Over the weekend, he developed a severe re**al prolapse—basically he pooped out his colon. (That’s hard to read, we’re sure, but it’s infinitely more hard to experience…) The condition is treatable, but it’s one more medical expense we don’t have the funds for.

Abandoned, along with his brother on our rural dirt road, Harper was crusty with ring worm, and riddled with fleas and intestinal parasites—severe intestinal parasites can cause a re**al prolapse.

If you can give, please give what you can today—every $1 helps.

Ways to give:
🐈‍⬛ Venmo:
🐈 Zelle: [email protected]
🐈‍⬛ PayPal: [email protected]
🐈 Address: 554 Flint Branch Church Road,
Jesup, GA 31545

Thank you. 💖🐈💖



💕🐈‍⬛💕Because even small acts of kindness add up to BIG changes.💕🐈💕

06/20/2025

Bless all the stray mama cats giving birth outdoors and struggling to survive and care for their kittens in this Georgia heat, with its own countless dangers from parasites, predators, weather, and, sometimes the worse of all, humans.

She was just a stray cat…
Today, she’s remembered as a symbol of courageous motherhood—a mother who braved the flames to save her kittens.

My name is Karen Wellen.
Back in 1996, I worked at an animal shelter in Brooklyn. Some days were tough, but nothing could have prepared me for what happened that evening.

We got an urgent call: an old garage in East New York was on fire. We arrived with the firefighters. Flames were bursting through the cracks in the metal doors, the air thick with the sting of burning plastic and smoke.

Amid all that chaos, I saw her.
Thin, dirty, patches of fur missing from the heat. Her eyes nearly sealed shut from burns, but still she pushed forward, blindly, carrying a kitten gently in her mouth.

She went back inside.
Once. Twice. Three… Five times.
We watched as she vanished into the smoke and each time emerged weaker and more unsteady. After saving the last kitten, she touched each one with her nose—as if counting: one, two, three, four, five…
And then she collapsed.

Scarlett survived. Barely.
Her ears were scorched, her paw pads burned, her face raw from the heat. She never cried out—she just breathed.
It was as if she knew: as long as her babies were safe, everything was worth it.

We wrapped her in a damp blanket and brought her to the shelter. There were weeks of treatments, bandages, ointments, and tiny surgeries. One kitten didn’t make it, but four survived. And so did she.

Scarlett belonged to no one. She lived on the streets.
And yet, she showed a love and courage most of us could hardly imagine.

Her story traveled the world. She was on newspaper covers, adopted into a loving home, and became a symbol of motherhood, bravery, and pure instinct.
Because of Scarlett, thousands of people started to see stray animals differently.

Sometimes, the greatest acts of heroism don’t come from those in uniforms or with training.
They come from a mother cat, blinded by smoke, guided only by love.

— Karen Wellen, North Shore Animal League

06/20/2025

If anyone is cutting down a sturdy, branchy tree…😸

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06/19/2025

We’d planned for a $2 TUESDAY, but the trauma began early and hit hard yesterday. 💔

So this 🎉WISHLIST WEDNESDAY🎉 what FabuCats most needs are DONATIONS of any amount to our MEDICAL FUND, please! 🙏🏼🤞🏼🙏🏼

🚨At least $2000 is needed by Friday🚨

-4 trays of core vaccines are needed for 81 kittens.
-We are out of antibiotic eye drops and ointment to help save crusty kitten eyes.
-Ace and Oliver need a CBC and blood chemistry—we suspect FIP.
-The Corona Box litter needs a diarrhea panel.
-Ray Charles needs a URI panel.

These disgnostic tests are essential, because our veterinarians need to know specifically what we’re working with to best treat resistant issues and quickly and most cost effectively treat them.

Kitten Season, which brought ringworm and URI and parasites, and every kind of GI upset, plus Tipper’s hospitalization, and Pumpkin’s amputation have wiped us out.

To our 3400 followers and YOU(😸) reading this, please give what you can to give them a chance. If just 1/3 of our followers gave $3, these medical needs would be met!

Ways to give:
🐈‍⬛ Venmo:
🐈 Zelle: [email protected]
🐈‍⬛ PayPal: [email protected]
🐈 Address: 554 Flint Branch Church Road,
Jesup, GA 31545

Thank you. 💖🐈💖



Whatever you can, please, !

💕🐈‍⬛💕Because even small acts of kindness add up to BIG changes.💕🐈💕



P.S. To the 10 FabuFriends helped us raise $920 on $5 Friday—thank you, thank you, thank you so much! We are that much closer to the $11,000 needed to help us cover the outstanding invoice for our low cost food order, purchase needed supplies, and complete essential projects so we can reopen the Clubhouse for daily visitors and potential adopters. 🎉🐈‍⬛🎉

ABOUT the PHOTO: Ace isn’t mean mugging you. He just feels that bad. And, he’s crusty because his compromised immune system made him susceptible to ring worm—he’s almost through with treatment for that. His 6 siblings quickly recovered from the URIs they came to us with, grew healthy and strong, and were adopted into fabulous forever families. Ace was the tiny runt and has never quite gotten fully well. He is scheduled for bloodwork on Friday. We suspect wet FIP—treatable, but he needs labs for his sponsored treatment to start ASAP. Though treatable, time is of the essence.

Your donation today will help save his life.

06/16/2025

🎶I believe the children are our future. Teach them well and let them lead the way…🎶

Yes, indeed! The FabuCats and kittens have a new FAVORITE human—Miss Harper Palmer! 💖🐈💖

It was clear they all thought she was absolutely FABULOUS when she, with her grandmother, first came to visit with them last Monday.

Then, on Thursday, before going out of town for the week with her family, she stopped back by to brighten our day with this gorgeous multimedia work of art she created for us using markers, crayons, and paint!😻

She also included in the envelope a $20 donation of her own money to help the kitties. 💖🥹💖

With 8 cats of her own, Harper has a lot of experience caring for them. Along with her grandmother, she plans to volunteer weekly after they get back from their family vacation. 🎉🐈‍⬛🎉

A direct quote from Harper about the FabuCats’ Catbitat and Clubhouse—“This is Heaven.” 🎉🐈‍⬛💖🐈💖🐈‍⬛🎉

Day, week, and month made! 😸

Courtney and Aaron—ya’ll are doing a fabulous job as parents! 🎉💖🎉



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🐈‍⬛Venmo:
🐈 Zelle: [email protected]
🐈‍⬛ PayPal: [email protected]
🐈 Address: 554 Flint Branch Church Road,
Jesup, GA 31545

Thank you so very much to everyone who has given this past week. Your kind generosity ensured the FabuCats and kittens continued to enjoy lights and AC, and we were able to purchase a $150 pallet of kitter from the Rescue Foodbank, and other greatly needed supplies.

We still need to raise at least $9,000 to cover necessary veterinary care, purchase medications and vaccines, pay the outstanding balance on the discounted food we were able to purchase, and secure supplies to complete essential projects to reopen the Clubhouse daily for visitors and adopters.

No amount is too small—please give what you can.

💕🐈‍⬛💕Because even small acts of kindness add up to BIG changes.💕🐈💕

Thank you. 💖🐈💖

06/16/2025

“Air” (Parichart Elliott) here—HAPPY SUNDAY! And, a very Happy Father’s Day to all the fabulous dads out there—with a little extra love to all the fabulous cat dads! (To the not so fabulous dads? Do better.)

This guy here—he weighs just 3 ounces, but he’s got the spirit and fight of a full grown LION. And, he’s proven it every single feeding for the past four days. He has fought every drop of kitten formula I have managed to get in him. I’ve tried 3 different formulas, five different ni***es, and even a naked, 1mL oral syringe, but every feeding has been a struggle. After double checking with our vet, I’ve supplemented daily with Nutri Cal and sub q fluids to guard against dehydration and a blood sugar crash.

I was so worried about and stressed over him, and frustrated by my inability to better help him.

There are many things I do not do well, but bottle feeding even the tiniest kittens? That, I’ve proven to do very well. My first bottle baby was the legendary Bear, back in 2019. Lil’ Lion Man here is #167. These are the most fragile little lives, but 9 times out of 10, I’ve been successful.

It isn’t because I’m some bottle feeding prodigy. From Bear to Lion, there wasn’t anyone else to do it, but it had to be done, so I sought guidance from other bottle feeders, experts, YouTube, Google, etc. I’m always willing to try new methods and new tools, and I always try to learn something from every baby—every success and, especially, every failure.

I’ve had as many as 17 bottle babies at one time—I do not recommend anyone do this. It’s absolutely insane and not in the best interest of the bottle feeder or the bottle babies. I survived it; they survived it; I hope there is never a real need for me to do that again.

NEVER have I cried more 1 AM and 3 AM tears as I have cried over Lion as I’ve begged him to eat and willed him to live. His little head would thrash and his little arms would flail, pushing my hand away with surprising strength. It would take 30 minutes to an hour just to get the very small amount of formula his little body needed into him. Middle of the night feedings for a single, week old bottle baby should be a matter of a few minutes and back to sleep. I just knew my inability to find what worked for him would be the death of us both!

This morning, my tears were of pure JOY! We finally had that “Magic Moment” where he latched and guzzled down the formula his little body needed in just a few minutes! Hallejuah! Every feeding today has been the same! I can visibly see him getting stronger with every feeding!
🎉💕🐈💕🎉

The difference? This morning, for the first time, I “purrito-ed” him—wrapping him snuggly in a small, soft blanket with his arms tucked in. This helped to calm him and focus him. An experienced bottle feeder reading this is likely reacting with a, “well, duhhh!” I agree! I can’t believe I didn’t remeber to try a “purrito” until today. I’ve purrito-ed countless bottle babies to help calm and focus them on latching and nursing. I just haven’t had one need that done in a while and it just didn’t even occur to me…

This past week, I physically and mentally hit rock bottom. Body, mind, and even soul—I felt run over, lit on fire, and stomped out. Something had to change—quickly. Yesterday, I really pushed myself to hydrate well, and in between Lion’s feedings, I clocked some decent sleep last night. This morning, I felt better than I had in WEEKS! After just ONE DAY of making BASIC self-care a priority, I physically felt like a new person; my constant headache was gone and the dense brain fog was just a mere mist…😆

It’s no surprise I suddenly remembered to try to “purrito” Lion this morning! And, it worked like a charm.

To my fellow rescuers—especially cat folks during Kitten Season—what we do is so hard, the need is overwhelming, and there is never enough time, help, funds, resources…. It’s essential that you make time to take care of yourself—especially the basic necessities for life. Sufficient, quality sleep, food, and water make all the difference!

I’ll pray for you—and you pray for me that I continue to remember how great I felt today and keep it up!

Linked below is one of my favorite videos of tips for tricky bottle babies by Hannah Shaw, aka Kitten Lady. Check out her YouTube channel for FABULOUS, informative videos on kitten health and caring for kittens.

https://youtu.be/YQZ1IB5vth8?si=ESUHjIJekeUMLJCY

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If you’d like to help the FabuCats and kittens (and my mental health🙈😊—the peace of mind of knowing we have the funds and other resources to meet their needs is beyond PRICELESS), please give if you can—no amount is too small:

🐈‍⬛ Venmo:
🐈 Zelle: [email protected]
🐈‍⬛ PayPal: [email protected]
🐈 Address: 554 Flint Branch Church Road,
Jesup, GA 31545

Thank you. 💖🐈💖



💕🐈‍⬛💕Because even small acts of kindness add up to BIG changes.💕🐈💕