Please don’t share saying they’re going to die. The option of euthanizing is the absolutely last resort if we don’t make ends meet and cannot feed them - I’m hoping with your support it doesn’t come to that but the gravity of the situation is as bad as it can get.
Share my appeals because you understand the struggle but don’t share with panic saying they’re going to die as if I’m just going to make that decision lightly. Even thinking of that decision breaks me into a million pieces
The Harsh Reality of Rescue Work: We Need Your Help
At CDRS Benji and Sjk Rescue Home, we’ve dedicated our lives to saving and caring for the animals who have no one else. Every day, we fight to give them the safety, love, and hope they deserve. But today, we need to be honest about the situation we’re facing—and it’s heartbreaking.
We are struggling to secure the funds we need to care for our animals each month. Without immediate support, we will be forced to make unimaginable decisions.
Some have suggested it’s better to leave these animals on the streets rather than consider euthanasia. But let us be clear: the streets are not a “better” option. They are unforgiving. The animals we’ve rescued—many of whom are elderly, disabled, or deeply traumatized—would not survive. They would suffer unimaginable pain from starvation, injuries, disease, or violence.
Euthanasia is never something we want. It’s a devastating last resort born of desperation. But to abandon them to the streets would be even crueler—a prolonged and torturous death for animals who trust and depend on us.
This is why we are pleading for your support.
Each animal in our care requires funding for food, medicine, and shelter. Without enough resources, we simply cannot continue to give them the lives they deserve. We’ve done everything we can—now we need you.
Here’s how you can help:
💛 Sponsor an animal to cover their monthly care costs.
💛 Donate whatever you can—every contribution, no matter how small, makes a difference.
💛 Share this post to help us reach more people who care.
Your support could save the lives of animals like Bruno, Cammie, or Wonkee—rescues who have already endured so much and who depend on us for their survival.
We understand that these conversations are hard, and these choices are heartbreaking. But with your help, we can ensure that no animal has to face the unimaginable. Together, we can give them the safe and happy lives they des
With the grace of God a kind donor decided to sponsor the mama dog’s surgery at Healthy tails! We dropped her over there last night, where she will get 3 days of antibiotics and then be operated on inshallah.
Meanwhile her 4 adorable fat puppers will remain with me to be bottle fed. If anyone would like to assist in feeding them or fostering them or sponsoring their milk - please do get in touch!
And yes in the video you’ll also see another orphaned kitten who we need a home for and two owls that we will release soon at the shelter
With the bigger dogs I’ve eased Inaya in since she’s tiny and they can push her down, I dont want her to have a negative experience so for now she interacts and gives treats while they’re crated. She’s met the calmer dogs without crates but during those interactions I don’t have a camera on me.
Every child is different and it depends on their comfort level so I never force her to do anything she doesn’t want to do. Initially she used to run from the big dogs because it was overwhelming for her but slowly she’s now comfortable and doesn’t flinch if anyone even barks in excitement.
I’m happy to help other mothers and babies ease themselves with animals if needs be because we desperately need the future generation to be bursting with empathy ❤️
But more over for pet owners or even rescuers, when your animals are secure and happy, they will never show aggression towards kids. If you keep fearful or negative energy inside you, that’s when mishaps happen
Do you ever wonder if your animals come back to you in different forms? Once upon a time I had a beautiful rescue tabby called Raani who lost her life at a local clinic after a simple spay surgery where the anaesthesia overdose killed her.
a year later, Chohti came to me as a one week old kitten to be fostered and she is literally Raani from her looks, her personality and her deep connection with me.
Sometimes I wonder 🤔
Fostering shelter babies in need, for a couple of weeks is something we need more help with. It’s a wonderful short term experience I recommend to anyone who is even thinking of adopting a pet, because it gives you a whiff of what it takes to keep an animal without the forever commitment. And maybe, just maybe will encourage less abandonments when people can make educated decisions before just bringing home an animal only to give them up later for various unacceptable reasons.
Send Hermy lots of love and wishes and let’s hope his surgery can happen soon and successfully ❤️
Yesterday our team rescued these orphaned puppies after their mother had been killed. We aren’t sure how long they wwere without the mother but one of the four pups didn’t survive.
I brought these 3 home because the shelter is overburdened with too many cases and we are falling short on space, time and even staff who can be assigned to feed babies
So for now these 3 are at my place too but we need your help paying for their puppy milk. @furrydelightspetstore was kind enough to send us the milk on credit so we can feed immediately - each milk tub costs Rs 17,500 and you can pay that directly to the pet store
Who needs gadgets when you have manual labor
POSTING ON BEHALF OF SOMEONE
Name: Gucci
Age: 5 years and 10 months
Gender: Male
Breed: Pug
Vaccination Status: Up-to-date on shots
Neutering: Not neutered
Medical History: Occasionally gets ticks, which resolve after a booster shot.
Dietary Needs: Eats boiled chicken three times a day.
Current Medications: Occasionally uses eardrops.
Grooming: Well-groomed; regularly shaved/trimmed, nails clipped, and ears cleaned.
Walk Routine: Goes out for potty/pee in the morning and only for pee in the evening. Mostly stays at home.
Nature: loving and caring.
Energy Level: Moderate.
Behavior: Exhibits separation anxiety when left alone; prefers to have support staff or a familiar family member present.
Reason for Rehoming: I am working full-time, my aging parents are unable to care for him, and I am planning to move to an apartment where pets are not allowed.
Ideal Home: A loving home where Gucci can receive the attention and care he needs.
Please help Chumchum find a forever loving home 🙏
Some of my older rescues giving Halwa some love and care ❤️
