07/05/2026
UPDATE ON TIGS, STRUCK BY A CAR IN OTTER TAIL:
It is with a very heavy heart we share that we had to help this boy cross the Rainbow Bridge.
It broke our heart to make the hard decision for him, however it was the kindest action for him and for us, it never, ever gets any easier to do that.
We truly did our best to save him. There was no hope of his surviving his catastrophic internal injuries and recognizing he was actively dying.
We held him the entire time at the Emergency Animal Hospital and gave him so much love and head kisses in his last hours of his harsh life living as a dumped stray at a mobile home park in Ottertail.
He went peacefully in my arms.
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We want to sincerely thank Dr. Hoyt and the amazing caring staff at Red River Emergency Animal Hospital in Fargo. They truly are one of the best clinics we ever been to.
My rescue also wants to express our deepest gratitude to the many people who helped him and reached out taking time from their holiday to rescue him from the roadway after being struck, the incredible people who cared so much about him and his medical status. The many amazing people who jumped right in sending donations on his behalf to help offset the medical expenses and all who sent many kind words and prayers for him.
It warms our heart to see so many people concerned for Tigs and provide help for him.
Our motto is: It takes a Village! Our rescue could never do what we do without our amazing supporters and donors.
We want to give a huge thank you Lacey, Cindy who rescued him and to Michael Hallisey for going over and
transporting him to us so we could rush Tigs in.
It's a beautiful reminder that there are so many people who do deeply care and want to help the thousands of discarded, lost and feral cats who often only knew cruelty and bad humans who abused, harmed, disposed of, or injured them that we see everyday in rescue.
It can be so heart wrenching like Tigs situation and seeing so much bad out there, we in rescue can often lose sight of all the good.
TIGS LAST MESSAGE TO ALL:
We were very comforted by this photo below as we left Fargo back to Otter Tail county.
This rainbow appeared right away. In our world, signs are messages and are everywhere correlating with event/loss, etc.
We truly saw this as his (Tigs) saying he was okay and likely even a thank you for all everyone did for him in his last hours.π
Run free Tigs. ππ