Please help this rescue save over 20 cats.

Inside a small, overcrowded home, more than twenty cats have been quietly surviving—unseen, unvetted, and multiplying faster than anyone can keep up. Their owner, a disabled veteran, loves them deeply. But love alone hasn’t been enough to give them the care they need.

He knows it. And that’s why he’s finally asking for help.

He won’t leave for the assisted living care he needs until he knows his cats are safe. Until they are healthy. Until they have a chance at real homes.

So Have a Heart Rescue lovingly stepped in.

So far, rescuers have counted at least twenty cats. Some are shy, some are curious, all of them deserving of a better life than what they’ve known. But before they can be adopted, they need proper medical care—exams, vaccinations, and most importantly, spay and neuter surgeries to stop the cycle.

The cost for females will be about $150–$200 each, and the cost for the males will be about $125–$140 each.

Every dollar raised goes directly toward giving these cats a fresh start—and giving their owner peace of mind so he can move forward, knowing they will be safe and loved.

If you can help, please consider donating. Your support will provide the medical care these cats desperately need and help place them into homes where they can finally thrive.

Let's help these cats and their owner all move forward with peace and compassion. Thank you for your continued support.

4/2/26 Update: Sweet Peanut

after getting vetted sweet peanut was able to find his forever home! He is doing so well and his new owner understands the situation he came from and really works with him and cares for him.

4/5/26 Update: Cupcake

Sweet cupcake found her the perfect family. After being fully vetted and meeting a young boy she took right too. She now has her forever home.

4/5/26 Update: Princess gets a home

Princess also from this situation was also fully vetted and adopted out. She is already loving her new owners. Following her around and everything. But there are still so many cats that need to be fixed and find forever homes.

4/11/26 Update: Sweet Gigi got her forever home

sweet Gigi got to go to her forever home and is doing well.

4/11/26 Update: This is where we had Gigi fixed combo tested

Just wanted to show everyone where funds go. This is what the total is for a female cat. Shots combo tested and being fixed.

4/16/26 Update: This is now becoming 911 situation

So unfortunately, the gentleman fell and is currently in the hospital. He will be transported to a nursing home at the end of this week for further care where he will not return home. We are currently working on trying to get all the cats, trapped, spayed, neutered shots, and either homes or just released back due to being too feral. Yesterday we got the biggest surprise of all a mom cat dropped four kittens and would not take care of them so they are currently with a foster being bottle fed. And total right now we have five between our rescue and a foster. We only have till Monday to get them all

4/18/26 Update: Got More babies

These are babies that we have trapped that are going to be vetted we also caught mom to babies that were born April 14 and she is nursing them now

4/19/26 Update: Scrappy

This is another baby from the hoarding situation currently with a foster and doing well. He will be fixed and shots tomorrow. Meet scrappy

4/20/26 Update: Scrappy

scrappy was fixed today but will have to be treated for ear mites fleas and diarrhea. So he will get everything he needs. And will have to go back to vet if diarrhea does not clear up.

4/25/26 Update: Scooby

this is scooby as we call him. Today he got his forever home. Were he will be loved and cared for.

5/7/26 Update: Climatine with babies

This is one of the young cats that had kittens. From hoarding situation. She is a sweet heart and doing well with the babies

5/25/26 Update: Look at the babies mom had April 15

6/7/26 Update: Look how beautiful

look how big they are getting so healthy and and loving

8/3/26 Update

Thank you to you all who have donated and supported all these precious kitties. Because of you, they are getting proper medical care. Some of them have already been adopted, some are in foster, and the rest still need to be fixed and will hopefully be up for adoption very soon.