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Mama Pig

Mama Pig is a 2 year old Mix-Breed in Hockley , TX, who needs $2,000 for Spay and Stabilization.

Hockley, TX

I’m reaching out with a heavy heart and an urgent plea. One of my rescued stray cats, Mama Pig, is fighting for her life this very Moment. She’s septic and growing weaker by the hour. Without immediate surgery, she may not make it through the morning. 😔 I’ve done everything I can but this time I need help. The surgery is expensive with no guarantee. My fellow animal lovers fight with us! She is pregnant and has gone into labor — but because she is so small, she hasn’t been able to deliver her kittens naturally. All of the kittens passed away still inside her and not being able to Pass them they have started decomposing causing a severe infection. She’s septic and growing weaker by the hour. Veterinary Emergency Group has joined the fight with us will you? She’s only about 2 years old and after a hard life surviving on the streets, she was finally starting to feel safe, loved, and cared for. She is the sweetest baby and since my son lost his dad, my partner, 3 years ago animals have been a go to for Him. We’re so close To all our babies but especially Pig I’m a single mom to 10 year old boy who 1000% relies on me. His dad passed away leaving to raise our son by myself. I also am a caretaker for my mother who is on 24hr oxygen. So my plate is full and pig isn’t my only rescued mother cat

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$25.75Raised

$1,974.25To go

Poppy

Poppy is a 7 month old Sphynx in Rochester, NY, who needs $2,000 for Emergency Pyometra Spay.

Rochester, NY

Poppy is my 7-month-old Sphynx who came into my life after I left a domestic violence relationship. She’s been my emotional rock through job loss and hardship. I call her “Mommy” just because she’s so cute—always on my chest, purring and kissing my lips. She lives with Princeton, my 8-month-old Sphynx. They cuddle, play nonstop, and bring so much love into my life. This is an emergency. Poppy has signs of pyometra, a dangerous uterine infection causing vaginal discharge. She needs an emergency spay to save her life and prevent further suffering. She’s my whole heart, and it breaks me to see her like this. I just want her to be safe, healthy, and back to her sweet, loving self. Poppy loves playing with her brother Princeton—chasing toys and snuggling together. She’s curious and chatty, often “talking” softly to get attention. She adores cuddling with her mom and dad, especially curling up on my chest. Her playful spirit and loving nature bring so much joy and have made our bond unbreakable. I’m currently unemployed and dealing with medical issues, making Poppy’s emergency care very hard to afford. On top of that, Princeton’s ongoing health needs have maxed out every credit card. This unexpected cost is overwhelming. Getting Poppy healthy again would bring me im

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$25.55Raised

$1,974.45To go

Ms. Clementine

Help Ms. Clementine

Lake City, FL • Ranch Rescue

Clementine is just a tiny kitten, but she has already been through more than any little baby should. Columbia County Animal Enforcement responded to a call at a local restaurant after someone discovered an injured kitten hiding in the bushes. When they found Clementine, it was clear she was in serious trouble. She appeared to have suffered severe degloving injuries and needed immediate medical attention. She was rushed to North Florida Animal Rescue, where the incredible team examined her and began providing the care she needed. Now, Clementine is safe at Ranch Rescue, where she will remain on strict bed rest while receiving medication, treatment, and the supportive care necessary to heal. Her road to recovery won’t be easy, but for the first time, Clementine doesn’t have to face it alone. She is comfortable. She is safe. She is surrounded by people who care about her. And this tiny girl deserves every chance to heal and grow into the happy, healthy cat she was meant to be. ❤️‍🩹 Please help The Ranch Rescue give Clementine the care she needs to recover.

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$25.50Raised

$374.50To go

Jovie

JOVIE Deserves A Better Tomorrow

Baw Baw Animal Welfare

Jovie arrived at Baw Baw with a painful, infected right eye that had clearly been suffering for some time. She looked like she was in pain, so they immediately took her to the local animal hospital. Her eye was so dry and scarred, she sadly no longer has vision in it. After examination, the veterinary team determined that the best path forward is an enucleation, commonly known as surgery to remove the damaged eye. Most importantly, it will relieve Jovie from the pain and infection she has been carrying. Jovie was rescued and now she has a chance to leave this painful chapter behind. With the proper treatment and surgery, she can begin healing and finally experience the comfort she deserves. Her journey isn’t over. In fact, this could be the beginning of a much brighter future. ❤️ Please help Baw Baw give Jovie the care she needs to heal, recover, and move forward.

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$25.50Raised

$1,474.50To go

Celeste

Help Celesté Get the Eye Surgery She Needs

Lantana, FL • Cathys Cats Corporation

Celesté was once a community cat, living outdoors and getting by however she could. Recently, a kind person discovered her after she walked into an office at his workplace. It was immediately clear that Celesté needed help. Her eyes are in very poor condition, and she has very limited vision. Her left eye is severely damaged and will need to be surgically removed through an enucleation procedure on Monday. Her right eye is cloudy as well, leaving Celesté with little usable vision. Cathy's Cats Corporation stepped in to give this vulnerable girl the care she desperately needs. While losing an eye is a major procedure, removing Celesté's painful, damaged eye will give her the opportunity to heal and be more comfortable. The rescue will also continue monitoring her remaining eye and overall health as she adjusts to life with limited vision. Celesté has already had to survive life on the streets, and now she needs people in her corner to help her through this next step. Her surgery and veterinary care will be a significant expense for Cathy’s Cats Corporation. Please consider donating toward Celesté's medical care. Every contribution will help cover her enucleation, veterinary treatment, medications, and the ongoing care she needs as she recovers. Celesté may not be able to see much, but she can still have a future filled with safety, comfort, and love. Please help Cathy’s Cats give her that chance.

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$25.50Raised

$974.50To go

Sissy

Sissy Needs Help After Returning in Distress

Humble, TX • Best Friends Furever

Sissy was a stray cat being cared for by a kind feeder who made sure she and other cats in the area had food and a safe place to return to. But when Sissy suddenly disappeared for several days, no one knew what had happened to her. Thankfully, Sissy eventually returned — but she was in distress and clearly needed medical attention. Her feeder brought her to the attention of Best Friends Furever, and the rescue stepped in to make sure Sissy could receive the care she needed. She has been seen by a veterinarian and is being treated according to their instructions, including antibiotics and bloodwork to help determine what is going on and support her recovery. Sissy is now recovering and will remain in the rescue's program, where she can receive continued care and, eventually, the chance at a safe and loving future. Unfortunately, Sissy's situation is even more urgent because her feeder is moving and can no longer care for the cats who have depended on her. Sissy is one of 14 cats who have been left behind. Best Friends Furever is doing everything possible to help the others, but the immediate focus is making sure Sissy gets the medical care she needs. Her veterinary expenses are already adding up, and the rescue needs help covering her bill. Your donation will help provide the antibiotics, diagnostic testing, veterinary care, and other treatment Sissy needs as she continues to recover. Sissy has already made it through so much. Please help Best Friends Furever give this sweet girl the care she needs to heal and begin her next chapter in safety.

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$25.50Raised

$823.50To go

Collette

Help Collette get Traumatic Hernia Repair after dog attack

Fort Worth, TX • Spicy Whiskers Cat Rescue

🐾 Help Little Collette Get Her Second Chance 🐾 Collette is only 1 pound. She should be busy being a baby kitten—playing, cuddling, and causing a little trouble. Instead, this tiny girl was attacked by a dog and suffered a traumatic hernia so severe that her bladder was displaced into the hernia. Yes… this 1-pound baby was trying to survive with her bladder where it absolutely should not be. 💔 One of our veterinary partners reached out to us and asked if we could help Collette. We said YES. Because she is so incredibly tiny, surgery is not without risk. The original plan was to wait until she reached at least 2 pounds before repairing the hernia. But with her bladder trapped in the hernia and the risks of waiting, that plan quickly became less ideal. Thankfully, Atlas Pet Vets in Frisco immediately made room for Collette and is prepared to perform the surgery she needs. Now this tiny girl needs a steady hand from Dr. Lauren and a strong little body to get her through it. ❤️‍🩹 Collette has already survived being attacked. Now she needs us to help her heal. Her surgery and medical care are going to be expensive, and we need your help to give this 1-pound baby the chance she deserves. 💜 You can help Collette through Waggle Every donation, no matter the amount, helps us get one step closer to giving Collette a pain-free future. Please donate. Please share. Please cheer this tiny warrior on. She may only weigh 1 pound, but Collette is already fighting like a giant. 🐾💜

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$25.50Raised

$3,015.50To go

Pepper

Help Pepper Breathe Easier: Support His Respiratory Care

Boiling Springs, SC • South Carolina Community Cat Project

At just two months old and weighing only 530 grams, little Pepper is already facing a serious respiratory illness. Pepper was being treated with doxycycline for a respiratory infection, but on October 3, his breathing became noticeably faster and more labored. His rescue, South Carolina Community Cat Project, rushed him to VEG in Greenville for emergency evaluation. At the ER, Pepper’s respiratory rate was 50 breaths per minute, with increased effort noted. An ultrasound showed multiple B-lines in both cranial lung fields, more pronounced on the right, although thankfully there was no fluid around his lungs. X-rays showed a mild bronchial pattern. While some bronchial changes can be more noticeable in young kittens, the radiologist could not rule out lower airway disease caused by infection or inflammation. Because Pepper’s symptoms have persisted despite treatment, respiratory PCR testing has been recommended to help identify infectious organisms that may be contributing to his illness and guide his ongoing care. For a tiny kitten like Pepper, identifying the cause of his respiratory problems could make an important difference in determining the right treatment and helping him recover. These unexpected veterinary expenses are a significant strain on a small rescue, but Pepper deserves every opportunity to get well. Please consider donating toward his recommended testing and helping South Carolina Community Cat Project continue providing him with the care he needs. Every donation and share can help give Pepper a better chance to breathe easier and grow into the healthy kitten he should be.

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$25.50Raised

$761.79To go

Tiger

Help Tiger Get the Surgery He Needs

Denver, CO • Animal Dominion Rescue

At just 7 months old, Tiger should be busy playing, climbing, and discovering the world—not recovering from a devastating fall. This sweet kitten recently fell from a balcony and suffered a broken leg. His injury is painful, and he needs surgery to repair the fracture and give him the best chance of healing properly. Tiger’s family loves him and wants to get him the treatment he needs, but the cost of the surgery is more than they can afford. Desperate to help their kitten, they reached out to Animal Dominion Rescue for assistance. Animal Dominion Rescue wants to help Tiger, but they need the support of the Waggle community to make his surgery possible. Without treatment, Tiger could face ongoing pain, impaired mobility, or complications from his injury. With the proper surgery and follow-up care, however, this young kitten has the opportunity to heal and get back to being the playful, happy cat he should be. Tiger is only 7 months old. He has his whole life ahead of him, and this accident shouldn't determine his future. Please help Animal Dominion Rescue raise the funds needed for Tiger's surgery. Every donation, no matter the amount, brings him one step closer to getting the medical care he needs and putting his broken leg behind him. If you can't donate, sharing Tiger's story can help reach someone who can. Let's give this sweet kitten the chance to heal, grow, and get back to enjoying kittenhood.

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$25.50Raised

$774.50To go