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02/09/2025

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Fatboy, a gentle orange stray cat, has been a lifeline for a U.S. veteran deployed overseas. Every day, he waits faithfully on the porch, meows for attention and curls up by his hero’s side – offering comfort through the hardest moments. But life near the military base is dangerous. Local author...

23/08/2025

The shelter vet just reached out asking if we can step in for three cats who are running out of time and the shelter does not have the resources to help them further. 💔 Normally, our emergency fund covers situations like this— but over the past month, several of our rescued cats have had urgent medical crises that completely depleted it...So we need help to cover the initial vetting of these three cats to pull and care for them.
Here’s what they’re facing right now:
• 🐾 Joey - Sweet young orange and white tabby with painful entropion eyes – his eyelids fold inward, scratching his eyes with every blink. He needs surgery to relieve the pain and save his sight.
• 🐾 Tuxedo Kitten Max with a pelvic fracture – every step hurts, and without x-rays, pain relief, and treatment, he risks a lifetime of suffering.
• 🐾 Louie, a 6-month-old amputee – she’s just a kitten, already adjusting to life on three legs. She’ll need post-op care, medications, and a safe place to heal.
Our immediate goal is $2,500 for their care: entropion surgery, pelvic fracture diagnostics and treatment, and Louie’s recovery. Every dollar will go straight towards helping these cats.
🙏 Your support has carried us through so many emergencies. The shelter can’t hold them much longer so we are asking for help to network for funds and foster so we can pull them ASAP!
📦 Donate here: www.carsoncats.com/donate
🧡 To Foster: www.carsoncats.com/foster

A foster home is a temporary living situation for our rescued animals while they are awaiting placement in a permanent home. Foster families provide shelter, food, care and love. The number of animals we can save depends entirely on the number of people who open their homes and hearts to foster them...

23/08/2025

The shelter vet just reached out asking if we can step in for three cats who are running out of time and the shelter does not have the resources to help them further. 💔 Normally, our emergency fund covers situations like this— but over the past month, several of our rescued cats have had urgent medical crises that completely depleted it...So we need help to cover the initial vetting of these three cats to pull and care for them.
Here’s what they’re facing right now:
• 🐾 Joey - Sweet young orange and white tabby with painful entropion eyes – his eyelids fold inward, scratching his eyes with every blink. He needs surgery to relieve the pain and save his sight.
• 🐾 Tuxedo Kitten Max with a pelvic fracture – every step hurts, and without x-rays, pain relief, and treatment, he risks a lifetime of suffering.
• 🐾 Louie, a 6-month-old amputee – she’s just a kitten, already adjusting to life on three legs. She’ll need post-op care, medications, and a safe place to heal.
Our immediate goal is $2,500 for their care: entropion surgery, pelvic fracture diagnostics and treatment, and Louie’s recovery. Every dollar will go straight towards helping these cats.
🙏 Your support has carried us through so many emergencies. The shelter can’t hold them much longer so we are asking for help to network for funds and foster so we can pull them ASAP!
📦 Donate here: www.carsoncats.com/donate
🧡 To Foster: www.carsoncats.com/foster

From all of us at Carson Cats Rescue, thank you for standing with the cats no one else would take.

Donate To Help Joey, Max and Louie

Foster Joey, Max or Louie

Thank you for helping us network
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We are now up and running with adoptions every Saturday and Sunday at both our El Segundo and Torrance Petsmart locations!

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28/04/2025

Under a new budget proposal, major cuts could be coming to the city of Los Angeles, which means nearly half of the city's animal shelters would close.

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04/03/2025

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MORE Funds Needed for Henry with Life-Threatening Blockage!

WE MUST RAISE $6500 for P/U Reconstruction or Euthanize

Donate to Henry here....





THANK YOU EVERYONE for DONATING THUS FAR TO HENRY!!

Henry’s vets were able to place a catheter to unblock him, but after removing it, he is still unable to urinate, meaning he remains blocked. The vet performed a urethrogram (an imaging procedure to assess his urethra) which confirmed that his P/U opening is extremely small, which is likely causing the repeated blockages.
A P/U revision surgery is now needed to widen the opening. With our discount, the cost is $6,500.
We had hoped to wait and give Henry more time, but since he still can’t urinate, delaying the surgery is not an option. The veterinarians are recommending surgery or euthanasia :(
We are so grateful for the support Henry has already received. If you’re able to donate, share, or help in any way, we’d deeply appreciate it. We can't bare the though of euthanizaing him after all this!!!!
Thank you for being part of Henry’s fight!

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Funds Needed for Henry with Life-Threatening Blockage!

Please help us Raise $3800

Donate to Henry here....



Our sweet Henry is back in the hospital with another painful urinary blockage, and he needs urgent surgery to survive.
Henry has been through so much, but he never gives up—and neither do we.
We first rescued Henry in 2018, when he was a terrified community cat on death row at the shelter, set to be euthanized for severe mange. But something about him was special—one of our volunteers saw a spark in him. Despite his rough life, Henry would blink at her softly and knead his blanket, as if hoping for kindness. So we took him in.
For two years, Henry thrived at our sanctuary, proving to be the most loving, resilient cat. But then his battle with painful urinary blockages began. He’s had a couple blockages which resulted in a complicated Perineal Urethrostomy last year. He fought through it all, recovering like a champ and enjoying a year of peace with his devoted long term foster.
But now, he's blocked again. His ureter opening is dangerously narrow, making this surgery extremely delicate. Without it, Henry won’t survive.
We need to raise $3,800 to save Henry’s life.
We know Henry has been through this before, and you may wonder—why keep fighting for him?
Because Henry is a fighter. Because despite everything, he still purrs, he still loves, and he still deserves a chance. Because he’s not just another rescue cat—he’s a survivor who refuses to give up, and we refuse to give up on him.
Can you help us save Henry? Any amount helps. He’s counting on us.
📢 Donate now to give Henry the life he deserves!

Please Donate to Henry here....

You can also donate via paypal.me/carsoncats or Venmo which is

Our mailing address is:
Carson Cats Rescue
P.O. Box 211
Manhattan Beach, CA
90267

All donations are tax deductible! Federal Tax ID 46-4828084





Henry's Shelter Impound Card