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✈️ On a Mission to adopt out 100+ Cats to 🇺🇸 & 🇨🇦
📍Morocco (until all the cats get adopted)
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25/01/2025

I’m so excited to share an amazing update about Dorito and his progress during his FIP treatment! In just one month, his total body weight has increased by 30%, and his bloodwork has shown massive improvement. He’s gaining strength and energy every day.

But none of this would have been possible without YOU. To every single person who contributed to the helping with the outstanding vet expenses and treatment, I cannot thank you enough. Your generosity, kindness, and support have truly made this transformation possible.

His progress is a testament to the power of community and compassion, and I’m forever grateful to each and every single one of you for being part of his journey.

Thank you for giving him this chance at life. I’ll keep sharing updates as he continues to heal and grow stronger. Together, we’ve made such a difference in his life.

With endless gratitude ❤️
Yassine

14/01/2025

Rest in Peace Jackson 💔

In 2022, Jackson came into my life when two people abandoned him at the vet on a cold day and never came back for him. I took him in, and he became part of my family.

A few days ago, his appetite started to decrease, and I immediately brought him to the vet. His blood work didn’t look promising, and we began FIP treatment three days ago.

This morning, he was suddenly struggling to breathe and was placed under oxygen. I visited him this afternoon, a few hours later, I got the call I was dreading…

Rest easy my brother. Until we meet again ❤️

04/01/2025

Rest in Peace little angel 💔

A few weeks ago, I rescued a cat crying desperately outside the apartment building where I live. It was freezing, and her cries wouldn’t stop. I knew if I didn’t help, something bad could happen to her by someone in the neighborhood as her cries might disturb peoples’ sleep.

I brought her in, gave her a safe space, and couldn’t tell she was pregnant even the day prior she gave birth.

A few days later after I took her in, she surprised me with three tiny kittens. I did my best to care for them, making sure they got the love and attention they needed. I took them to the vet the next day where they’re growing up to ensure they’re not lacking anything.

I visited them a day prior they were all healthy and active. But tragically, overnight we lost the only little male at 29 days old.

Until we see each other little soul ❤️🕊️

29/12/2024

Dorito is battling FIP. But thanks to your kindness and generosity, he's been able to receive the treatment he desperately needed. After 5 days of treatment, I'm happy to share that Dorito is doing much better. He's regaining his strength, his breathing has improved, and he's even starting to eat more. It's a step in the right direction, and it wouldn't have been possible without your help.

However, the total vet debt is at almost $38,000 as of today, and I'm doing everything I can to raise the funds to ensure Dorito and the other cats continue receiving care.

Every single donation matters, no matter the amount, and brings us closer to clearing these debts and providing a second chance for these cats.

If you're able to contribute, please use the link below or in my bio.

Thank you to every single beautiful soul who has stood by us through the ups and downs.

P.S. Please note that the total amount raised isn't the full amount received, as the fundraising platform deducts 9.5% out of every donation received. Additionally, as of today almost $7,000 has been spent on ads to help speed up the fundraising process, as it was progressing slowly. As long as we raise more funds than what’s being spent, that’s a positive direction.

25/11/2024

Whenever I go through tough times, when it feels like there’s no light in sight, I remember this verse from the Quran. It reminds me that every challenge is part of God’s plan, shaping me, strengthening me, and helping me grow.

Even in the darkest moments, I hold onto this truth: we are never given more than we can handle.

For anyone out there struggling, stay strong. You’re not alone, and this too shall pass.

Sending love and strength from me and my cat rescues 🙏❤️

12/11/2024

🐱 Final Chapter

If you missed my recent video I posted on Sunday, let me quickly catch you up. After 6 years, we have a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to execute arguably the largest cat adoption trip ever undertaken in Morocco, but we need to ensure every cat receives proper care.

An amazing organization has committed to helping all our rescued cats find loving forever homes abroad. But to make this historic moment a reality, we need to clear at least 70% of our final medical hurdles by November 30th for all the cats to continue being treated.

I’ve set up a fresh tracking system to show our progress. Together, we can make sure no cat is left behind due to medical needs.

This is our last final push. For those who’ve been following our story: this is the final milestone. For newcomers: you’re joining us at the most crucial moment.

These cats have waited so long for their happy ending. Let’s make it happen together. ❤️

With profound gratitude,

Yassine

24/10/2024

Rest in Peace Zebra 💔

This week has been incredibly difficult as I’ve had to say goodbye to my second cat, Zebra, due to FIP. I rescued him and his mother when he was just a few days old, from a gas station. He was a fighter from the start.

When he grew older, I took him with the rest of the kittens for their first vaccine. Unfortunately, just two days before their second dose, they all caught a virus, nullifying the vaccine. We had to start treating them all over again. After around a month later, I took all the kittens for their vaccine to get the first vaccine, but Zebra was the only one who had a fever so he couldn’t get the vaccine. It soon turned out to be FIP.

Despite the odds, he fought bravely. Just this past Sunday, I was so happy because Zebra seemed to have regained his strength and appetite. I just made a quick trip on Monday to get him his treatment. But last night, his body temperature dropped suddenly. This morning I got the call that he’s in a critical state. He passed this afternoon.

Zebra, my little boy, rest peacefully. You will be forever in my heart. ❤️

22/10/2024

Rest in Peace, Choupette 💔

In November 2022, I found Choupette and since that day, she became the cat I was closest to. She battled upper respiratory issues for so long, and despite the odds, she always rose up. We spent countless sleepless nights together for months, fighting to save her life. Her strength amazed me every day.

Before I took her to the vet for treatment, I put her in the living room so she could remember the bed where she used to sleep as a kitten. Nothing changed. I didn’t know it would be our last time together, and thinking about it now makes it so much harder to process.

She was eating and moving normally before she passed suddenly at the vet. As I write this, it’s hard to hold back my tears.

This loss hits hard. Choupette was the cat I took care of personally for the longest time, and she meant so much to me.

Choupette, I’ll never forget your unique stare, your excitement when you saw me get the bed ready, or the bond we shared. You were truly special. I love you so much, and I’ll carry your memory with me forever.

Until we meet again, my little girl. ❤️

15/10/2024

On September 24th, 2024, in a local coffee shop, I noticed a tiny kitten wandering in, going from table to table, but no one paid her any attention. I tried to stay focused on my work, but she had other plans. Without hesitation, she jumped onto my lap and stayed there, purring nonstop for over 30 minutes as I worked on my laptop. After feeding her outside, she came right back and settled again in my lap. The coffee shop’s security told me many cats in the area don’t survive, often hit by cars. I couldn’t leave her behind, so I took her home, and she’s turned out to be such a funny special little soul. 🐾

12/10/2024

🚨 Zebra’s Health Update 🚨

Zebra was all set to get his vaccine, and for two days in a row, he didn’t show any signs of lethargy or lack of appetite, so I thought everything was fine. Thankfully, I decided to take him for his vaccine appointment, and that’s when I found out he had a fever. I brought him back home to rest and returned the next day, but once again, he had a fever. Something just wasn’t right.

After running blood tests and doing a puncture, we discovered Zebra has peritoneal exudate. We’re still waiting on more advanced blood work results to know exactly what’s going on.

Please keep him in your prayers 🙏❤️

10/10/2024

I apologize for coming to you with this, as it’s something I’ve been working hard to avoid. For months, I’ve been doing everything possible, working relentlessly, taking out loans, and covering every expense to keep up with vet bills, food, and care for the cats. Unfortunately, despite my best efforts, the pressure has built up, and I’m now left with less than 24 hours to meet a portion of the vet bill.

The pressure has been immense, and I’ve reached a point where I have no other choice but to ask you for help. I feel terrible for lowering myself to this, but I am truly out of time and means.

If you can contribute anything, it would mean more than words can express. I’ve always tried to stand on my own, and I feel terrible to be in this position. Even the smallest amount can make a difference for these cats.

I also kindly ask you not to use GFM, as the person managing it has unfortunately been affected by the hurricane and has evacuated. If you’re able to help, please use only the link in my bio.

Thank You for your support, love, and understanding. I’m doing everything I can to make it work, and I wouldn’t be posting this if I had any other way within that short timeframe.

God bless.

Yassine

05/10/2024

Two months ago, I was late on rent and completely out of options. Then, out of nowhere, dropped a $1000 donation, without me even asking. It was a massive relief and made all the difference.

This month, I found myself in the same situation, working day and night for 3 weeks with little sleep to cover small fractions of vet expenses, and I was completely stuck on how I’d make rent. And once again, Amir stepped in, surprising me with another $1000 donation again. I can’t explain how much that lifted the weight off my shoulders knowing that this month’s rent is covered. I was about to add a fourth coffee by 1am to get to work, when I saw the donation, I went straight to sleep 😄

I’m beyond grateful to everyone who continues to support us, even when I haven’t posted in a while. I’ve taken in 4 more rescues, and I have around 14 cats currently at the vet. On top of that, I personally treat some of the cats to help lighten the costs. I know I haven’t been posting many rescue videos recently, but the time, energy and money it would take to hire help or put together content has been channeled toward the work to pay the expenses bit by bit and keeping things moving.

Thank you brother Amir for your generosity when it was much needed, and thank you to each and every single person who have been sticking by me through it all, even when I get absent for a while 🙏

21/09/2024

My buddies staying warm, enjoying a nap together.

17/09/2024

⁨On July 10th, 2024, late in the evening, I found a little soul in the middle of the dirt, her tiny body bloated, with some food nearby. She was in bad shape, and I immediately rushed her to the vet. She stayed there for 49 days, fighting hard to survive. At the time, I didn’t share anything because I wasn’t sure she’d pull through, but now she’s doing so much better! 🙏

I’ll be sharing a short video of how I found her and her recovery journey.

15/09/2024

⁨Sweet dreams and cozy cuddles 💤

Madison and Zebra are the definition of pure love 😻

14/09/2024

New Addition to The Yass House

I found this little kitten on the verge of falling into a deep hole in a construction area. Despite my promise to stop rescuing, I couldn’t let him face that danger and went back on my word to save him 🤷🏻‍♂️

22/08/2024

It all started with Tito ❤️

On February 1, 2018, I rescued my first cat. The journey to his recovery brought me such a profound and unparalleled joy, one that has fueled my passion for rescue ever since.

07/08/2024

With the cats going to their new homes soon, I wanted to celebrate my birthday this year differently, surrounded by my amazing little angels. I want to make sure it's memorable so I can look back at it years ahead and remember the precious moments we lived together.

Thank you to each and every one of you who has supported my journey with the kitties. Your kindness and support mean the world to us 🙏❤️

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Update Regarding Dorito

Dorito is battling FIP. But thanks to your kindness and generosity, he's been able to receive the treatment he desperately needed. After 5 days of treatment, I'm happy to share that Dorito is doing much better. He's regaining his strength, his breathing has improved, and he's even starting to eat more. It's a step in the right direction, and it wouldn't have been possible without your help. However, the total vet debt is at almost $38,000 as of today, and I'm doing everything I can to raise the funds to ensure Dorito and the other cats continue receiving care. Every single donation matters, no matter the amount, and brings us closer to clearing these debts and providing a second chance for these cats. If you're able to contribute, please use the link below or in my bio. Thank you to every single beautiful soul who has stood by us through the ups and downs. P.S. Please note that the total amount raised isn't the full amount received, as the fundraising platform deducts 9.5% out of every donation received. Additionally, as of today almost $7,000 has been spent on ads to help speed up the fundraising process, as it was progressing slowly. As long as we raise more funds than what’s being spent, that’s a positive direction.

I want to sincerely thank every kind person who donated to save Pixie’s life, even if she didn’t make it. You have been a light in a dark phase of my life. It saddens me deeply that I couldn’t take her for surgery sooner, mainly due to a lack of finances. Still, I’m grateful I traveled and gave her a chance thanks to your contributions, even if the odds were small. Please know that any donations made beyond the cost of Pixie’s surgery will go toward covering a portion of the $50k+ veterinarian debts. Life has taught me that even when you give everything you’ve got, things don’t always go as you hope. Thank you so much for your support 🙏

Pixie, my rescue cat, has a growing cyst in a sensitive area of her neck. Because of its location, only one vet is willing to take on the risky surgery she urgently needs. Last month, I asked for help and raised only 6% of the total amount needed to cover the mounting vet bills. Since then, I haven’t asked again. I’ve been begging for payment extensions to keep my cats treated while working day and night, trying to find a way to make things work without asking for more. But now, Pixie’s situation has become critical, and I can’t wait any longer. I hate having to ask, but I would rather set my pride aside than live with the regret of not doing everything I could to save her. This is truly a matter of life or death. If everyone donated even $10, it could help cover her surgery and save her life. And if you’re unable to donate, sharing this post could still make a difference. Please donate using the link below or in my bio. Your kindness and support mean the world to me and my cats.

Street Cat Hilariously Steals Food From My Hand 😻 #funnycat

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