Gentle Callie Needs Ongoing Care to Manage Her Digestive Disease

Callie is a six-year-old cat who has been in foster care with Saving Sage Animal Rescue Foundation for the past five years. Despite the long wait, she has remained loving, affectionate, and trusting. She enjoys quiet companionship and gentle attention, and her foster family knows her as a truly special cat with so much love to give.

Callie’s journey hasn’t been easy. She struggles with chronic digestive issues that require ongoing medical management to keep her comfortable and stable. Without consistent care, her symptoms can worsen quickly, making it difficult for her to feel well and maintain her quality of life.

To help control her condition, Callie needs daily medication along with specialized veterinary visits. During flare-ups, she also requires IV fluids to support her hydration and help her recover. This level of care is essential for keeping Callie feeling her best — but it also comes with ongoing costs that add up over time.

Even with these challenges, Callie remains sweet and loving. She continues to seek affection and enjoys the calm reassurance of the people who care for her. She’s been waiting patiently for years, and Saving Sage is committed to making sure she continues to receive the treatment she needs.

Your donation will help provide:

• Daily medications to manage her digestive condition

• Specialized veterinary visits

• IV fluids when flare-ups occur

• Ongoing supportive care

• Continued comfort and stability for Callie

Callie has spent five years in foster care, quietly waiting and loving. With your support, we can ensure she stays healthy, comfortable, and surrounded by the care she deserves.

Please donate and share Callie’s story. Every contribution helps this sweet girl continue her journey with comfort, dignity, and hope. 🐱✨

4/11/26 Update

Sweet Callie has recently experienced a setback in her ongoing medical journey. Over the past day, she stopped eating — something that is especially concerning given her history of chronic digestive issues.

She has already had diagnostic bloodwork, and today she will undergo an ultrasound so the veterinary team can take a closer look at what may be causing this sudden decline. These diagnostics are important in determining the next steps and ensuring she receives the right treatment as quickly as possible.

Despite this bump in the road, Callie is in caring hands and being closely monitored. Her team is doing everything they can to keep her comfortable while they search for answers. As many of you know, Callie has been so resilient throughout her five years in foster care, and we’re hopeful she will push through this setback as she has so many others.

Right now, your support means more than ever. Additional diagnostics, treatment, and supportive care will help us give Callie the best chance to recover and get back to feeling like herself again.

Thank you for continuing to stand by Callie. She is deeply loved, and we remain committed to giving her the comfort and care she deserves.