Zuzu’s Cat Rescue

06/16/2025

Don’t declaw! It’s cruel!

06/11/2025

🌟 A new case has come to us, and we want to share her story… 🌟
As rescuers, we sometimes receive cases where a pet owner, due to personal reasons, can no longer care for their animal. While opinions may vary, we believe that asking for help and trying to find a safe, loving home is an act of responsibility and care.

This is the case of a sweet 5-month-old kitten, who is healthy, spayed, and fully litter-trained. Her current caretaker, with much sadness, has asked for our support in finding her the loving home she deserves.

💛 If you’re ready to offer her a responsible home or know someone who is — please reach out to us.
📩 Serious inquiries only.

And if adoption isn’t possible for you, please help us by sharing this message. Together, we can find the perfect place for her.

🐾 Thank you for believing in second chances and supporting our rescue work.
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06/02/2025

📣 Urgent! Kitten with scabby ears needs a loving home 💛🐾 Tortoiseshell cat 🤎🤎🤎🤎
This little one was found all alone on the street, with scabs on his ears — possibly caused by mites — and in urgent need of help.
A kind-hearted woman rescued him and is currently giving him food, temporary shelter, and lots of love. We’re helping her with guidance and arranging his neutering, but this sweet kitty needs so much more: proper veterinary care, special attention… and above all, a forever home where he’ll be loved like he deserves.
✨ He’s such a sweetheart and truly deserves a second chance.
🚨 We are urgently looking for:
🔹 A responsible, committed adopter
🔹 Or a rescuer with space and medical support
🙏 If you can’t adopt, please share this message. Your help could be the bridge to a better life for him. Every share makes a difference!
📩 Reach out if you can give him the loving home he so desperately needs. He needs adoption ASAP!
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06/02/2025

Community cats live outdoors and aren’t confined to one place, they often roam freely between homes, neighborhoods, and caretakers. If you’re interested in helping by feeding them, here’s how to do it the right way! 🐱

05/29/2025

05/23/2025

🐾 You Can Make a Difference!
Every share spreads hope.
Every follow strengthens our rescue.
📢 Help us reach more hearts and save more lives.
💖 Follow✔️Share✔️Be the reason a cat gets rescued🐾💛🐈
— Zuzu’s Cat Rescue
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05/23/2025

🐾 Help Needed for These Rescued Kittens! 🐾

A kind-hearted woman has rescued several kittens from the streets. She’s doing everything she can to give them a second chance — and she plans to get them spayed/neutered soon. We hope she’s able to do so, but she also needs support from all of us as a community.

These sweet kittens are up for adoption and looking for loving, responsible homes. If you or someone you know is interested in giving them the life they deserve, please reach out. We’re only accepting serious adopters — people who are truly ready to provide a safe, caring forever home.

💛 These are the images we have so far.
📩 If you’re interested, let us know right away!

🙏 Sharing is also helping!
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05/22/2025

This beautiful kitten, approximately 4 weeks old, is looking for a forever home full of love. If you’re interested in giving her a happy life with commitment and care, please reach out to us.

She will be spayed before adoption.
Serious and responsible adopters only.
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05/19/2025

Statement of Opposition to the Ordinance Prohibiting Feeding of Community Cats in Miami

As responsible and compassionate citizens, we express our deep concern regarding the recent ordinance proposed (or passed) to prohibit the feeding of community cats in Miami. This measure lacks both ethical and logical foundation and represents a step backwards in how we address the challenges of urban animal coexistence.

Denying help to a vulnerable animal—whether a cat, a dog, or even a bird—goes against the core values of any caring individual. Preventing someone from acting out of compassion doesn’t just suppress goodwill, it also sends the wrong message to future generations: that indifference is acceptable.

Not feeding stray cats does not solve the issue—it makes it worse. These animals did not choose the streets; many were abandoned or born into the cycle due to a lack of effective population control policies. Punishing those who step in to help only diverts attention from the real problem.

What Miami truly needs is not to penalize kindness, but to implement sustainable, humane solutions:
• Large-scale Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) initiatives
• Adoption and public education programs
• Controlled feeding stations and safe temporary shelters
• Support for the volunteers and rescuers who dedicate their time to animal welfare

We must ask: why are those who show compassion being targeted, while URGENT ‼️ social issues—🔺like gun control, 🔺school violence, 🔺and public safety—remain inadequately addressed?🔺

Feeding a hungry animal is not a crime. It is a moral responsibility.

We respectfully urge the authorities to reconsider this ordinance and engage in open dialogue with animal welfare experts, rescuers, veterinarians, and concerned citizens. We are ready to work toward responsible and effective alternatives.

Helping a living being should never be punished. The solution lies in collaboration, not neglect.
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