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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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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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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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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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Lazereth

Lazereth is a 15-year-old DSH Cat in Pinellas Park , FL, who needs $500 for Mass Removal.

Pinellas Park, FL • Bastet Senior Cat Home Inc

Papa Laz was brought to us as a hospice from an animal rescue due to this mass on his right shoulder. He was dumped outside due to medical issues and age. The shelter did now want to put him down due to his outgoing and loving personality. Even though the mass is getting bigger and is quite painful, he continues to demand attention and cuddles. Papa Laz has this thing where he uses his paw to move your hand closer to him to pet him. Or he will put his paw on you to tell you he wants more pets. The mass needs to be removed for quality of life. It continues to grow and cause pain. However, it will be a very risky surgery due to his advanced kidney and heart issues. We want to give him the best end of life care that we possibly can. That means pain free and him able to rest and play easier. He still has so much love to give, and is not ready for the Rainbow Bridge yet.

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Cricket

Cricket is a 4-month-old Domestic Short Hair Cat in Stone Mountain, GA, who needs $2,000 for FIP.

Stone Mountain, GA • Atlanta Animal Rescue Friends

Cricket was part of a TNR effort in our community. After he was released, we noticed he was not doing well and knew he was in need of medical attention. We trapped him, and rushed him to the vet. Despite being so sick, he has been the sweetest kitten and is so loving. He is very vocal and likes to talk while you pet him. Cricket is friendly and loves everyone! Cricket is very weak, but he still manages to make some biscuits when his energy is up. He is a lovebug and purrs even though his breathing is labored. Unfortunately, Cricket’s little 2.9lb body and lungs are filled with fluid and his blood work does not look good. The diagnosis is FIP. This is a very serious illness and requires extensive, costly treatment. Cricket is being treated by Dr. Michelle Tilghman at Loving Touch Animal Center. Cricket's diagnosis is FIP. This is a very serious illness and requires extensive, costly treatment. He will need daily injections for 84 days in order to treat the illness. He is currently in our foster care at AARF.

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Kevin

Kevin is a 8-year-old Tabby in Ellensburg, WA, who needs $2,000 for Dental Surgery.

Ellensburg, WA • Josie's Misfit Ranch

8-year-old Kevin came to us from our friends at Kittitas County Friends of Animals. While he had past asthma issues, it was his serious dental problems that caused him to live in pain and unable to eat. After 2 dental surgeries that were over $3500, Kevin's finally thriving at his new foster's home. He’s a purr-machine and an absolute love bug! His foster family includes adults and 2 teenage kids whom he gets along very well with. He's a social cat who thrives on attention and an available lap. Since his dental surgeries, Kevin has been gaining weight and becoming more confident and playful. He’s very affectionate and just wants to give and receive love. He also has a motor you can head across the room. And now that he's pain free after 2 extensive dental surgeries, Kevin is finally acting like the cat he was destined to become. While he's 8-years-old, he acts more like a kitten. Kevin stopped eating for several days; his amazing vet at Valley Vet shared that his teeth were some of the worst he’s seen. It was painful for him to eat and he lost several lbs. 2 surgeries, 10 extracted teeth, pain medication, and antibiotics later, Kevin is now thriving. However, he's scheduled to have his remaining teeth extracted next month. Due to Kevin's extensive dental surgeries and another one scheduled for next month, his vet bills are over $3500. As a new Central Washington animal rescue, we do not have the funds to pay for his vet bills. We are an all volunteer, 100% donation based 501(c)(3).

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Sky

Sky is a three-year-old Domestic Shorthair cat in Cortaro, AZ, who needs $2,000 for emergency care.

Cortaro, AZ • HOPE Animal Shelter

No one knows what happened to Sky before she came to HOPE Animal Shelter. All rescuers knew was that she was a stray cat who was very sick. You could tell by looking at her watery, heavy eyes that she felt miserable. "Sky wasn’t eating, and the situation was dire," Susan S., the executive director of the shelter, tells Waggle. "I was very worried. She was breathing with her mouth open. We brought her to our emergency vet, and she was diagnosed with pneumonia." Dr. Karyn Carlson and her staff at the Veterinary Specialty Center of Tucson immediately gave Sky antibiotics and IV fluids. She's been in the animal hospital for days fighting for her life. The shelter needs help paying for Sky's mounting medical costs. Every pet owner knows each day an animal spends in the ER usually ends with a big bill. The rescue says Sky is worth it and shows a lot of promise. "When she first came to the shelter, she wanted no part of us, but now she's turned into a little love bug. When I went to visit her at the vet, she came and curled into my lap and sat there," Susan adds. Donations keep HOPE Animal Shelter's doors open, and without their organization's love, care, and devotion, many animals would suffer. "We were the first no-kill shelter in our city, and many of the animals will live their entire lives in our care because of behavioral or medical problems," Susan says. "We will take animals from other shelters who are at high risk, have behavioral problems, or medical issues." 2020 was a rough year for everyone-- with your help, Sky will have an incredible new year, hopefully with a family who loves her.

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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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