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Bowser

Help Bowser Beat Heartworm Disease

Fort Wayne, IN • Beagles R Us Rescue

At 10 years old, Bowser should be spending his golden years surrounded by comfort, safety, and love. Instead, this sweet senior Beagle was found wandering as a stray with no home to call his own. Bowser eventually ended up at the Henderson County Shelter in Kentucky, where his future was uncertain. Then came more difficult news: Bowser tested positive for heartworm disease. For a senior dog who had already endured life as a stray, it was yet another heartbreaking obstacle. Thankfully, Bowser’s story didn’t end at the shelter. Beagles R Us Rescue stepped in and gave him the second chance he desperately needed. Now, Bowser needs help on the next part of his journey. Heartworm disease is serious and potentially life-threatening, and treatment can be a long, difficult process. Bowser deserves the veterinary care he needs to fight this disease and finally experience the safe, healthy life he has been missing for far too long. Please donate today to help cover Bowser’s veterinary care and heartworm treatment. Every dollar helps get him closer to being ready to find his forever family.

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$25.50Raised

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Itty Bitty

Itty Bitty is a 7 year old Mix-Breed in Roanoke, VA, who needs $500 for Exploratory Surgery.

Roanoke, VA

Itty Bitty was born in a box in my room 7 years ago. He has been a part of my family ever since. He lives with me and my wife his 3 brothers and 1 sister. It hasn’t been a very easy road. We lost our house when Bitty was a year old. We lived in motel after motel even the car sometimes. But we always kept them with us. 3 years ago we finally got a house where we all got plenty of room. July 6, 2026 Bitty started throwing up bile and not being himself. We took him to Angels over cc where they said he has three blockages and a full bladder.. it’s now July 8,2026 and we have to take him for surgery or he can die. I gave all the money I had on hand to the vet yesterday. I can make payments I just don’t have the money all at once. Bitty is the laid-back cat out of the bunch. He loves to curl up in the soft covers and sleep. He has to get in every box that comes in the house lol. I need to pay $500 for his surgery. The only way I can pay is threw payments. He is to young and to full of life to loose him. He is my Son and I shouldn’t have to loose him at 7. This is so hard to ask for a hand out. I’m just willing to do anything to save my poor Itty Bit

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Luna

Help Luna Finish Her Journey to Healing ⭐

West Palm Beach, FL • Adopt A Cat Foundation

When Luna's first fundraiser ended, we were hopeful that the worst was behind her. Thanks to your incredible generosity, this sweet former community cat was able to receive the lifesaving veterinary care she desperately needed. After surviving life on the streets while battling severe mange and suspected liver disease, Luna finally had a chance to heal in the safety of her foster home. But her journey isn't over yet. Luna has continued seeing an internal medicine specialist, who has been carefully monitoring her progress through regular bloodwork. While there have been some encouraging improvements, her lab values have not yet returned to normal, and her veterinary team knows there is still more work to do. At her most recent specialist appointment, Luna underwent another thorough evaluation to review her bloodwork and treatment plan. Based on those results, her medications and treatment protocol have been adjusted in hopes of continuing to improve her liver values and overall health. In a few weeks, Luna will return to the specialist for another round of bloodwork to see how her body is responding to these changes. Cases like Luna's require patience. Healing doesn't always happen as quickly as we'd like, especially after a lifetime without medical care. Thankfully, Luna is safe, comfortable, and surrounded by people who are committed to seeing her through this journey—no matter how long it takes. As a small rescue, Adopt A Cat Foundation depends entirely on donations to provide specialized veterinary care like this. Internal medicine consultations, repeated bloodwork, and ongoing treatment quickly add up, but they are essential to giving Luna the healthy future she deserves. Luna has already come so far because compassionate people refused to give up on her. Thank you to everyone who has supported her journey so far. Your kindness gave Luna a second chance, and today she is still fighting because of you. Please consider making a donation or sharing Luna's story. Together, we can help ensure this resilient girl continues moving toward the healthy, happy life she's waited so long to experience.

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Simba

Give Simba a Second Chance

Lantana, FL • Cathys Cats Corporation

Simba should be spending his days chasing toys, climbing cat trees, and discovering the world—not fighting through a medical emergency. This tiny kitten was rescued from the streets of South Florida by Cathy's Cats Corporation, where he was struggling to survive on his own. Like so many homeless kittens, Simba had already faced more hardship than any baby animal should ever endure. Then his condition took a frightening turn. Simba developed a rectal prolapse, a painful and potentially life-threatening condition that required immediate veterinary attention. Over the past two days, he has been rushed to two different veterinary hospitals as his symptoms continued and his rescue team worked tirelessly to get him the specialized care he desperately needed. Despite everything he's been through, Simba continues to fight with the resilience only a tiny kitten can have. His veterinary team is doing everything possible to stabilize his condition and determine the best course of treatment so he can begin healing. As he continues his recovery, Simba will require ongoing veterinary care, medications, close monitoring, and follow-up visits to give him the best possible chance at a healthy future. For a small rescue like Cathy's Cats Corporation, unexpected emergencies like Simba's quickly become overwhelming. But turning him away was never an option. Your donation will help cover Simba's emergency examinations, diagnostics, hospitalization, medications, treatment, and continued medical care as he recovers from this painful condition. Every dollar brings this brave little kitten one step closer to a life where he no longer has to fight just to survive. If you're unable to donate today, sharing Simba's story is another powerful way to help. Every share helps more compassionate people learn about his journey and the lifesaving work being done by Cathy's Cats Corporation. Simba has already survived life on the streets. With your support, he can overcome this medical crisis and finally experience what every kitten deserves—a life filled with safety, comfort, love, and the chance to simply be a kitten. Thank you for giving Simba hope and for helping Cathy's Cats Corporation continue saying "yes" to animals with nowhere else to turn. Update 7/14/2026 It's official, Simba had to undergo surgery. 😞 He had to have a surgical procedure on his butt to put everything back where it's supposed to be. He remains at the vet for post-op recovery and care, and could use every bit of support he can get. Unfortunately, this emergency surgery ran Simba's overall vet costs even higher, and it's now well into the thousands. Please, if you're able, consider donating to support this little fighter's ongoing medical care. ❤️ We appreciate each and every one of you.

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Lt. Dan

This special guy needs your help.

Grandview, TN • Flying Pigs Sanctuary

Meet Lt. Dan 💔 Lt. Dan is just 2 months old, but he’s already faced more than any kitten ever should. Born into a feral colony with disabilities, he never would have survived on his own. Flying Pigs Sanctuary knew they had to step in. Now safe at their rescue, Lt. Dan is getting the care he desperately needs—a special diet, acupuncture, physical therapy, and soon surgery to remove his painful eye. Despite everything, he’s still fighting, and we’re fighting right alongside him. Please help us give Lt. Dan the chance at a comfortable, happy life, where his disabilities won't hold him back. Your donation will go directly toward his medical care and ongoing treatment. Every dollar makes a difference for this tiny fighter. 7/17/26 Update Lt. Dan is crushing it in physical therapy! He is everyone's favorite kitten. We still want to have an MRI done to figure out exactly what's going on. 7/25/26 Update We still want to get Lt. Dan an MRI, but with all the animals we're dealing with at the moment, the cost is way too high. It will cost several thousand dollars. We desperately want to do this for him because he deserves it but we can't do it without your help. Every little bit helps. Thank you!

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Nine Cats

Help Nine Rescued Cats Heal After a Hoarding Case

San Antonio, TX • Bear Den Sanctuary

Nine cats recently arrived at Bear Den Sanctuary after being rescued from a heartbreaking hoarding situation in Houston. They had been living together in a tiny 500-square-foot apartment with a severe roach infestation, surrounded by conditions no animal should ever have to endure. When they were finally brought to safety, each cat showed signs of prolonged neglect. They were covered in fleas, suffering from intestinal worms, undernourished, and in desperate need of medical care. Since their rescue, Bear Den Sanctuary has already begun flea treatment, deworming, and nutritional support to help them regain their strength. For the first time in a long time, these cats are safe—but their journey to recovery is far from over. Among them is one orange cat with a tumor in his ear that requires surgical removal, an estimated $2,500 procedure. Seven of the female cats also still need to be spayed, with an estimated cost of $1,000. These surgeries are critical not only for their immediate health, but also for their long-term comfort, safety, and quality of life. As they continue to heal, these nine cats still need ongoing veterinary care, medications, proper nutrition, and time to recover. After surviving overcrowded, unsanitary conditions, they finally have the chance to experience what every cat deserves: safety, comfort, and compassionate care. Bear Den Sanctuary is committed to giving them that chance but cannot do it alone. Your donation will help provide the veterinary treatment, surgery, spay procedures, medications, food, and recovery support these cats still need. Every gift helps them leave a life of neglect behind and move one step closer to the healthy, secure future they deserve. Thank you for helping Bear Den Sanctuary give these nine cats the second chance they've been waiting for.

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Femme Felines Rescue

A Devastating Setback for Femme Felines Rescue. We Need Your Help

San Diego, CA • Femme Felines

We never imagined we would have to share news like this. Recently, the storage unit that housed much of Femme Felines Rescue’s food, supplies, and essential resources was broken into. The lock was destroyed, and nearly everything inside was stolen. Years of carefully collected donations, supplies for foster homes, and necessities for the cats in our care vanished in a single night. The loss is heartbreaking. While we cannot understand why this happened, we sincerely hope that wherever these supplies ended up, they will somehow help animals in need. Today, our inventory is critically low. We have only a limited amount of supplies remaining in San Diego, and our Moreno Valley storage unit is nearly empty. Yet the cats still need food, litter, medical care, and the everyday essentials that keep them healthy and safe. Rescue does not stop because of a setback, and neither will we. In response to recommendations from our community, we have created a Wishlist containing the items that would make the greatest impact right now. Every donated item helps us replace what was lost and allows us to continue supporting foster families and caring for vulnerable cats. We understand that times are difficult, and we ask for support only if you are in a position to give. Whether you donate supplies, contribute financially, or simply share our story, you are helping ensure that this theft does not interrupt lifesaving work. Thank you for standing with Femme Felines Rescue. We remain committed to advocating for the cats who cannot advocate for themselves, and with your support, we will continue moving forward—one rescued life at a time.

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Mr. Beans

Mr. Beans was infested with maggots and covered in wounds. Please show him love.

Grandview, TN • Flying Pigs Sanctuary

This larger-than-life Kunekune pig with the sweetest, most outgoing personality is finally safe. Mr. Beans came to Flying Pigs Sanctuary thanks to the incredible team at Chain Free USA in Knoxville, who discovered him while helping a family build fencing for chained dogs in Bean Station, TN. His family loved him deeply, but after multiple dog attacks, they made the difficult decision to surrender him so he could have a safer future. Like many pigs, Mr. Beans started life indoors before eventually being moved outside as he grew. Despite everything, he is litterbox trained, knows how to sit, and acts more like a dog than a pig. You can truly see the intelligence and relief in his eyes now that he knows he's safe. ❤️ Mr. Beans arrived with painful wounds infested with maggots that needed immediate treatment. Their vet met with them the next morning to treat the wounds, and on Sunday, their amazing volunteers transported him for a safe neuter procedure due to the anesthesia risks larger pigs face. If you are able to help cover any of the cost for Mr. Bean's medical treatment, we would be so grateful. Thank you.

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Danny Boy

Danny Boy Has Defied the Odds Once, Now He Needs Your Help Again

kaunakakai, HI • Rescue Kitties of Hawaii

Two years ago, Danny Boy should have died. After being hit by a car on Oʻahu’s North Shore, he was left injured in the sun for hours until an RKH volunteer found him clinging to life with a fractured jaw and a massive head wound. Against all odds, he survived. Now, at 7 years old, this incredible boy is fighting for his life once again. Danny Boy has been diagnosed with FIP and severe, painful stomatitis. He recently stopped eating and drinking, causing his sodium levels to spike dangerously. He requires intensive ICU care at VCA Family Animal Hospital and slow rehydration on IV fluids to survive. The good news? The treatment is working. And after a very recent recheck, his sodium levels are dropping, he is starting to eat on his own, his feeding tube is delivering vital nutrition, and he is finally purring again. Danny Boy hasn't given up, and neither can we. Danny Boy's care requires immediate financial support. We still need to raise over $3,000 to cover his mounting ICU and FIP treatment bills. Danny Boy spent years helping other rescues survive; now he needs us. Please consider making a donation today to give this miracle cat the chance he so deeply deserves. Every dollar goes directly to his lifesaving veterinary care.

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