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Charity

Charity’s New Chapter: A Loving Foster Home—and a New Medical Need

West Palm Beach, FL • Adopt A Cat Foundation

Charity has come such a long way since the day she was found frightened, frail, and desperately searching for food a year ago. After everything she endured, this sweet senior girl finally has something she has always deserved—a safe place to call home. Recently, Charity moved into a new foster home where she can receive something especially important: one-on-one attention and plenty of love. Her foster family quickly began getting to know her personality and noticed that Charity had been scratching at her ears more than usual. Concerned that something was bothering her, they took her back to the veterinarian for an examination. The veterinary team discovered that Charity has a yeast infection in both ears. She is now receiving prescription ear drops to treat the infection and help relieve the irritation and discomfort. For a senior cat already managing stage 3 chronic kidney disease, keeping up with unexpected medical needs is especially important. Charity's foster family is making sure she receives the treatment and monitoring she needs so she can stay as comfortable and healthy as possible. After surviving life on the streets, recovering from severe malnutrition, and receiving her CKD diagnosis, Charity has proven just how resilient she is. Now, she finally has a foster home where someone can notice the little changes, give her individualized care, and make sure she gets help when she needs it. But her veterinary expenses continue to add up. 💜 Please consider donating to help Adopt a Cat Foundation cover Charity’s ongoing medical care, including treatment for her ear infection and monitoring related to her kidney disease. Every contribution helps this deserving senior cat receive the care she needs. If you aren't able to donate, sharing Charity's fundraiser can help her story reach someone who can. Charity has already overcome so much. Now she deserves to spend her golden years feeling safe, loved, comfortable, and cared for. Thank you for helping give this sweet girl the second chance she never should have had to fight so hard for. 🐾💜

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$30.50Raised

$269.50To go

Georgia Animal Project

Help Provide Veterinary Care for Up to 30 Community Cats in Georgia

Holly Springs, GA • Georgia Animal Project Inc.

In communities across Georgia, countless free-roaming cats live without access to basic veterinary care. Without intervention, these populations continue to grow—leading to more suffering, more kittens born outdoors, and more strain on local resources. Georgia Animal Project is working to change that through a large-scale Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) initiative designed to humanely stabilize and reduce the community cat population. Through this effort, approximately 25–30 cats will be humanely trapped, spayed or neutered, vaccinated, and returned to their outdoor homes where they are already living and surviving. A special package rate of $3,000 has been secured to cover: • Spay/neuter surgery for each cat • Rabies vaccinations • FVRCP and additional core vaccines • Basic worming and flea treatment • Ear mite treatment if needed The infrastructure is already in place to make this project possible. Traps have been secured, trained TNR volunteers are ready, transportation support is arranged, and a caretaker is actively involved in the process. The only missing piece is funding for the veterinary services that make this work possible. TNR is one of the most effective and humane tools available to reduce community cat overpopulation. Each cat that is altered not only improves their own quality of life but also prevents future litters from entering the cycle of homelessness. Georgia Animal Project typically supports the spay and neuter of over 300 cats per year, and every project like this plays a critical role in that ongoing mission. Every dollar raised directly supports veterinary care for these 25–30 cats and helps continue this life-saving work across the region. Your support today will directly fund spay/neuter surgeries and essential veterinary care for this group of cats, making an immediate and lasting impact on this colony and the broader community. Please consider donating to help make this TNR project possible. With your support, Georgia Animal Project can move forward and bring this critical work to life.

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$30.50Raised

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Emergency funds

Rescue Kitties of Hawaii desperately in need of help due to flooding.

kaunakakai, HI • Rescue Kitties of Hawaii

The recent flooding in Hawaii has devastated entire communities, and the impact has been harsh on Rescue Kitties of Hawaii. For a few weeks, there were no flights, no way off the island, no access to medical care, and no way to save other cats/kittens in need. Roads were washed out, shelters were surrounded by rising water, and rescuers were cut off from supplies. It felt like the world stopped… but the needs didn’t. During that time, the RKH team did everything possible to keep every cat safe—moving them to higher ground, sharing precious resources, and staying by their sides through the uncertainty. The floods didn’t just wash away roads and homes. They wiped out budgets, destroyed supplies and shelters, and left many animals in urgent need of medical attention and ongoing support. These cats need urgent medical attention, and they need the chance to recover from the trauma of neglect and natural disaster. But this rescue can’t do it alone, especially with having to repair their own shelter and homes, along with other resources. We are asking for donations to help provide medical care, supplies, and a safe future for the cats affected by this disaster. Every contribution—big or small—goes directly toward helping the cats and caretakers of Rescue Kitties of Hawaii heal and thrive despite the challenges they’ve endured. Please give what you can. Your support is tremendously appreciated. Thank you.

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$30.50Raised

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Coco

Coco’s Heart Is Fragile — Your Support Can Strengthen His Future

Lauderhill, FL • Saving Sage Animal Rescue Foundation, Inc.

Coco was first surrendered by his family when severe allergies made it impossible for them to keep him. Soon after, he was adopted, and for a moment it looked like his story would have a happy ending. But that hope was short-lived. When his new family learned about the cost and complexity of his medical care, Coco was heartbreakingly returned. Now, Saving Sage Animal Rescue Foundation is determined to give Coco the stability and care he deserves. During his veterinary evaluation, Coco was diagnosed with a grade 5 heart murmur, a serious condition that unfortunately cannot be corrected with surgery. Despite this, Coco is still full of love and deserves every chance at a comfortable, happy life. To better understand his condition, he has already undergone an echocardiogram, which confirmed the severity of the murmur. Coco will now begin two specialized medications to help support his heart and improve his quality of life. These medications are essential — but they are also very expensive. In addition, he will need ongoing bloodwork to monitor how his body responds to treatment, along with regular follow-up appointments and repeat echocardiograms to track his progress and adjust his care as needed. Through it all, Coco remains gentle, affectionate, and trusting. He doesn’t understand why he’s been passed from home to home — he only knows he still loves people and wants a quiet place to feel safe. Saving Sage Animal Rescue Foundation is committed to providing Coco with lifelong medical care, but they can’t do it alone. The cost of his diagnostics, medications, and continued monitoring is significant, and your support will directly impact his comfort and future. Please consider making a donation today to help Coco receive the ongoing care he needs. Every contribution — big or small — helps ensure this sweet boy can live his life surrounded by compassion, stability, and love.

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$30.50Raised

$969.50To go

Dexter

Dexter is a 1 year old American Shorthair in Winthrop, ME, who needs $600 for Assessment and Treatment of Wound.

Winthrop, ME

Dexter is a 1 year old male kitty. He has so much personality, he's loveable, friendly yet sassy. He is fully convinced he is a dog and follows his dog brothers everywhere. Dexter got into a fight with another animal and fell off a roof. He has a pretty gnarly wound that does not seem to be healing on its own and will require veterinary attention. I am a one income household and cannot afford tye extra cost but do not what to have to surrender him because we love him so much. Dexter is a people person, he wants constant cuddles and will follow us and the dogs around constantly. If he isn't cuddling us, he's cuddling the dogs. We are a one income household, struggle to get by and unfortunately cannot afford this emergency care. If we cannot pay then we will have to surrender him, we hate the thought of losing him as he fits so perfectly into our family.

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$30.50Raised

$569.50To go

Kiwi

Kiwi is a 4 year old American Shorthair in Brooklyn, NY, who needs $1,000 for Gastrointestinal bloodwork; ultrasound.

Brooklyn, NY

I adopted Kiwi four years ago from a cat rescuer in Brooklyn. He currently lives with me and my two roommates and has the luck of the land with two big windows to watch birds and squirrels all day. Kiwi chronically vomits, even after switching to hydrolyzed wet and dry cat food. His vet wants to perform an ultrasound And gastrointestinal bloodwork to determine any possible issues that could ideally be healed. He also has a lot of wax buildup in his ear that could be an infection and is having difficulty losing weight, though he is on a diet. Everyone who meets Kiwi says he’s unlike any cat they’ve ever met and that they are obsessed with him. He loves meeting new people (probably because he loves pets, playtime, and all the attention to be on him) and is the true life of the party. He is goofy, playful, and affectionate (on his own terms). His favorite hobbies include kneading, birdwatching, and playing fetch with sparkle balls. I was unemployed for 8 months last year and am now at a job where I’m scraping by. I work side gigs to make ends meet (buy groceries, pay rent, etc.) and would sincerely appreciate any support you can give to help me improve Kiwi’s health. He means everything to me.

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$30Raised

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BellaRose

BellaRose is a 4 year old American Pit Bull Terrier in Pensacola, FL, who needs $875 for Surgical Removal of Growth Above Right Ear.

Pensacola, FL

Bella rose came into my life unexpectedly a little over 3 years ago. I had lost my lab, Ollie a yr earlier. We rescued each other. I needed a friend and so did she. She was attacked by her sister from a previous litter and honestly I was reluctant to consider a pit bull because of the stereotypes BUT… when we met each other and she called me to the bedroom that first night, I knew she was home. Shortly after we found each other I noticed a little scab on her head, I thought maybe it was a bite but eventually it has turned into what I hope is a cyst. She never complains about it too much but I know it has to hurt. The first vet said he could remove it when I deciddd to spay her, another said it might be cancer. I want it removed but am not able to pay for the surgery, I have no income. As you can tell by the pictures, Bella has a deep fondness for my grandson and vice versa, she is the best dog that I have ever had the pleasure of knowing and loving. She came into my life and saved it, I would have never gotten through that first winter without her, she is my girl, my baby, my best friend and I don’t know if I would want to live without her. I love her. I am not asking for all of the money to pay for the surgery and if you knew me you know how humbling this is for me. I am disabled, waiting on my hearing finally. The cyst is growing very fast and the guilt I feel when I look at her!!! I just need help, so I’m asking for it

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$30Raised

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King Choppa

King Choppa is a 1 year old American Pit Bull Terrier in Cedar Hill, TX, who needs $2,000 for Orthopedic Fracture Repair.

Cedar Hill, TX

King Choppa came into my life at the age of 3 weeks and was a rescue during difficult period of my life. During my life changing event King helped through my journey of recovery and served and an emotional support and service animal. He has slept near or with me since I've had him. With his leg injury he has to remain confined and it's taking a toll on his anxiety and d mental. My heart is heavy as I share this with you. My beloved puppy, King, was hit by a car while my son was walking him. The moment it happened, time seemed to stand still. The accident left King with serious internal injuries and a broken leg that requires urgent corrective surgery. Chewy head offered to take on this unusual fracture repair and will operate for $2200, with your help we can help King. Since that day, it’s been an emotional rollercoaster for our family. We feel utterly helpless without the proper coverage or funds to get him the treatment he desperately needs. King means the world to us; he’s not just a pet; he’s a part of our family. He has been a source of healing and an unwavering friend during some of our toughest times, and it breaks my heart to see him in such pain. I'm on a fixed income and single father of three and it with the bills piling up and tryin to raise three on my own gets overwhelming from at times, but I serve a higher power that surrounds me with loving individuals who support and strengthen me in the midst of storms. TY

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$30Raised

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Ida

Ida is a 3 month old Mix-Breed in Leesville, LA, who needs $550 for Eye Extraction.

Leesville, LA

This is Ida she's 3 months old and needs her right eye removed. She got an infection and was treated with antibiotics and an optical eye ointment that didn't get rid of the infection and needs to be removed. Her mom was dropped off to me pregnant, I took her in, she had 5 kittens, and 3 weeks later she to.ok off 3 weeks later. They all got eye infections and healed except little Ida 😔 Ida has been to Beall Animal Clinic in Leesville, LA twice. Dr Larry Beall says the only thing we can do for Ida is remove the eye. It needs to be done ASAP The estimate he gave me is $550 Little Ida is very mild mannered. She is so sweet she doesn't whine or complain when I have to clean and put medicine in her eye. She is appreciative. She lays on my lap still just a purring away when taking care of her eye. I have been dealing with a medical issue myself limiting my ability to work in the past few months. I had a lumpectomy December 9th and hopefully will be back working full time soon. Unfortunately the money I am making has to first pay my overdue bills and rent.

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$30Raised

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