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Tiger

Help Tiger get emergency surgery to remove his badly damaged eye

Fort Worth, TX • Spicy Whiskers Cat Rescue

Meet Tiger. This sweet young adult boy has had a really rough go of it—and we're determined to make sure his story has a happy ending. Tiger was originally picked up as a stray and taken to a local shelter. He was adopted, but sadly, he was later picked up as a stray again. This time, he was in terrible shape. Tiger had suffered severe trauma to one of his eyes. He had multiple lacerations to the eyeball, along with bulging, bleeding, and extensive damage. He was in obvious pain and needed emergency surgery. The shelter wasn't equipped to handle the level of emergency care Tiger needed, so they reached out to Spicy Whiskers for help. Of course we said yes. We didn't have a plan for this unexpected medical expense. We didn't know how we were going to pay for it. But Tiger was hurting, and we simply couldn't walk away. He was rushed to our veterinary partner for immediate surgery to remove his severely damaged eye and, most importantly, relieve his pain. And through all of it, Tiger remained incredibly sweet and trusting of humans. Think about that for a moment. Even while he was in tremendous pain, frightened, and dealing with a devastating injury, Tiger continued to trust the people trying to help him. ❤️ Now we're giving him something he hasn't had enough of in his young life: A chance. A chance to heal. A chance to be pain-free. A chance to have a safe, loving home. A chance to finally be someone's forever cat. Tiger didn't ask for any of this. We didn't plan for another emergency. But when we were asked to help, there was no way we could leave him behind. Now we need our community to help us keep our promise to Tiger. Your Waggle donation will help cover the unexpected emergency surgery and veterinary care that Tiger desperately needed. Every dollar helps us pay his medical expenses and allows Spicy Whiskers to continue saying YES when another animal needs help. We couldn't walk away from Tiger. Please don't let us face his medical bill alone. ❤️ Help us give Tiger the pain-free, happy life he deserves. He has already survived so much. Now it's his turn to be loved. 🐾❤️

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$25.50Raised
$1,474.50To go
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Sabrina

Her Tiny Body Had Already Endured More Pain Than We Ever Imagined

Loxahatchee, FL • Wild Whiskers, Inc.

When Sabrina finally got help, her tiny body told a heartbreaking story. She weighed only 5 pounds — nothing but a skeleton of a frame beneath enormous, painfully swollen tissue from severe mastitis. Her infection was so advanced that it was hard to understand how she was still alive. Even harder to understand was how long she must have been suffering before someone finally asked for help. Sabrina had been seen outside as her condition became worse and worse. For mastitis to progress to this point, she had been living in tremendous pain for quite some time. Yet somehow, this tiny girl kept surviving. When a community member finally reached out, our friends at Clewiston Friends of Animals immediately got Sabrina to a veterinarian. Her infection was so severe that she had to remain hospitalized for an entire week. When she was finally stable enough to leave, we picked her up and promised her that she would never have to suffer alone again. But we didn't yet know the full story of what Sabrina had endured. After weeks of healing in our care, Sabrina suddenly became lethargic and developed a fever. With an infection as serious as hers had been, we couldn't wait. She was rushed back to the veterinarian, underwent additional testing and was started on another round of antibiotics. That's when X-rays revealed something that broke our hearts. Sabrina had a healed broken femur. All this time, we thought the mastitis explained the suffering she had endured. It didn't. This tiny, severely underweight kitty had also somehow survived a broken leg. We don't know exactly what happened to Sabrina before she came to us. What we do know is that a broken femur is incredibly painful — and hers had already healed by the time it was discovered. That means Sabrina had been out there surviving through that pain before she ever reached us. And as if that weren't enough for one little body, Sabrina is also blind in her left eye. She isn't even a year old. At an age when her biggest concern should have been chasing toys and finding the sunniest place to nap, Sabrina was trying to survive a severe infection, an injured leg, hunger and life outside with vision in only one eye. It just isn't fair. But if you met Sabrina today, you would never know how cruel life had been to her. She is one of the sweetest, funniest and most playful kitties we have ever cared for. She plays nonstop. She seeks out affection. She runs around with the joy of a kitty discovering that life can actually be GOOD. Sometimes it feels like she is making up for lost time. For perhaps the first time in her short life, nothing hurts. She doesn't have to search for food. She doesn't have to survive outside. She doesn't have to keep going on a broken leg. She can finally just be Sabrina. For the past two months, we have been helping put this little girl's body — and her life — back together. Her hospitalization, emergency veterinary visits, X-rays, medications, follow-up care and treatment have come at a significant cost. We need your help covering Sabrina's medical expenses so we can continue saying YES when the next suffering kitty has nowhere else to turn. Every donation, no matter the amount, becomes part of Sabrina's second chance. She survived when her tiny body had every reason to give up. She survived the infection. She survived the broken femur. She survived being overlooked. Now Sabrina doesn't have to survive anymore. She finally gets to live. And hopefully, the next chapter of her story will be the one she deserved from the beginning — a forever family who will make sure this sweet girl never knows pain, hunger or abandonment again. Please help us finish Sabrina's journey from suffering and forgotten to safe, healed and loved.

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Purps

Help Purps Learn That She Is Safe Again

Coconut Creek, FL • Pumpkin’s Rescue Club

Purps spent her entire life with the same family after being adopted as a kitten. She should have known nothing but love and security. Instead, in her senior years, the people she trusted turned their backs on her. Purps was put outside by her grandparents, but her grandchildren kept bringing her back inside—because they knew she belonged there. When the family decided they wanted her gone, things became even more heartbreaking. Purps was hit and kicked by the very people who were supposed to protect her. Thankfully, Pumpkin's Rescue Club stepped in and gave Purps the chance she desperately needed. Now, this sweet senior girl is settling into a foster home where she can finally begin to feel safe. She is learning that not every hand will hurt her and that she doesn't have to be afraid anymore. After everything she has endured, Purps deserves the opportunity to simply be a cat again. On Monday, Purps will visit the veterinarian for a comprehensive exam, senior bloodwork, and a SNAP test. She will also receive a microchip so she can have permanent identification and protection moving forward. We don't yet know everything Purps has been through or what her medical needs may be, but we know she deserves to enter this next chapter with the care she should have received all along. Will you help Purps take her first steps toward healing? 💜 Your donation will help Pumpkin's Rescue Club provide Purps with the veterinary care she needs as she begins rebuilding her trust in people. Every gift, no matter the size, helps show this deserving senior cat that her life matters—and that she is finally safe.

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$25.50Raised
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Panleuk and FIV/FeLV tests

Help Pumpkin’s Rescue Club Stock Life-Saving Tests

Coconut Creek, FL • Pumpkin’s Rescue Club

Every new cat that comes into Pumpkin’s Rescue Club deserves a safe place to land—and that starts with knowing what they may be carrying. Pumpkin’s Rescue Club regularly takes in cats from the streets and other situations where their medical histories are unknown. Before these cats can safely join the rescue’s population, they need to be tested for serious and potentially contagious diseases, including panleukopenia and FeLV/FIV. Right now, panleukopenia is rampant in our area, making rapid testing more important than ever. Cats showing symptoms need to be tested immediately so that any positive cats can be identified and isolated before the illness has a chance to spread to other vulnerable cats. We’re raising funds to purchase: 🐾 30 panleukopenia tests 🐾 30 FIV/FeLV tests These tests are an essential part of the rescue’s intake and veterinary process. Having them readily available means the rescue doesn’t have to wait when a sick or newly rescued cat needs answers. Quick testing can help the rescue make important decisions about isolation, treatment, and protecting the other cats in its care. For a small rescue caring for cats who often arrive frightened, sick, and in need of immediate help, having these supplies on hand can make a tremendous difference. Will you help Pumpkin’s Rescue Club stock its medical supply cabinet with these 60 critical tests? Every donation helps the rescue be prepared for the next cat who needs a safe place to land—and helps protect the cats already counting on them.

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$25.50Raised
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Leon Tigs III

Help Leon Tigs III Keep His Cancer in Remission

RI • Paws 4 A Cure

At 13 years old, Leon Tigs III has already given his mom 13 years of love, laughter, and unwavering companionship. Now, this beloved senior cat is fighting for more time. Leon was diagnosed with advanced-stage multiple myeloma, a rare form of cancer, in December 2025. At the time, he was deteriorating rapidly, suffering from severe anemia, extreme weakness, and difficulty breathing. His condition was frightening, and his family wasn't sure how much time they had left with their beloved boy. But Leon wasn't ready to give up. Thanks to dedicated veterinary and oncology care, Leon has now been in clinical remission for six months. His family is determined to do everything possible to keep him there. Leon’s treatment plan includes daily Prednisolone, a chemotherapy pill called Cytoxan every few weeks, regular bloodwork, and ongoing appointments with his veterinary oncologist. Depending on the frequency and care required, his oncology expenses can range from approximately $214 to $619 every 6–8 weeks. His mom is now trying to raise $2,000 to help cover Leon's cancer treatment through the remainder of 2026. For Leon's mom, this isn't simply about saving a beloved pet. Leon has been her constant companion for 13 years and has helped her through her own difficult medical journey. She describes him as her emotional support, her little comedian, and a source of comfort through some of the hardest moments of her life. She has already charged approximately $8,000 in veterinary expenses to make sure Leon could receive the care he needed. Now, she is asking for help so she can continue his treatment without taking on even more debt. Leon has already fought his way into remission. Please help his family give him the chance to stay there. Every dollar brings this beloved boy one step closer to more precious time with the person who has loved him since the day she brought him home If you can't donate, sharing Leon's fundraiser can be just as valuable and may help connect his family with someone who can. Paws 4 A Cure is an all-volunteer 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization providing financial assistance for urgent veterinary care to dogs and cats throughout the United States. The organization receives no government funding and depends entirely on the generosity of compassionate supporters.

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Six Toes

Six Toes' Teeth are Rotting!

Fairfax, VA • Homeward Trails Animal Rescue

Six Toes has spent far too much of her life without a place to truly call home. She bounced from home to home before finally making her way to Homeward Trails Animal Rescue. Through all that uncertainty and change, she never stopped being the sweet, loving cat she is. She still trusts. She still wants affection. And she’s still holding out hope that somewhere out there is a family who will finally choose her forever. But right now, Six Toes is hurting. At least three of her teeth are in terrible condition and need to be extracted as soon as possible. Imagine being hungry, walking up to your food bowl, and knowing that every bite could hurt. Six Toes can’t tell us how much pain she’s in. She can’t ask us to make it stop. She simply keeps going. We don’t want her to have to keep living like this. Dental disease isn’t just uncomfortable, it can cause significant pain, infection, and worsening health if left untreated. Six Toes desperately needs a dental procedure to remove the painful teeth and give her the relief she deserves. She has already endured enough uncertainty in her life. She shouldn’t have to endure preventable pain, too. Please donate to Homeward Trails Animal Rescue today and help us get Six Toes the dental care she needs. Every donation, no matter the amount, brings her one step closer to eating without pain, feeling like herself again, and being ready for the loving home she has waited so long to find. Six Toes can’t ask for help herself, so we’re asking for her. Please help us take away her pain.

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$25.50Raised
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Sunkist

Help Sunkist Eat Without Pain Again

Alabaster, AL • Ginger Cat Rescue

For three years, Sunkist has been a beloved part of his rescue family. This handsome 6 year old boy was rescued from a shelter and has since become the resident cat at Ginger Cat Rescue, winning over volunteers and supporters alike with his sweet, easygoing personality. Sunkist is known for being such a good sport, he happily poses in adorable hats and costumes, making everyone smile with his playful spirit. He's become a favorite among the rescue's supporters, and it's easy to see why. One day, Sunkist's caregivers noticed something wasn't right. Every so often, he would cry out while eating. Knowing this was unusual, they scheduled him for a dental exam, expecting to find a bad tooth that could easily be treated. Instead, they received heartbreaking news. Sunkist was diagnosed with stomatitis, a painful inflammatory disease that causes severe inflammation inside a cat's mouth. For many cats with this condition, every meal becomes painful, and the only way to provide lasting relief is through extensive dental surgery. After getting in to see a dental specialist, Sunkist's treatment plan was confirmed. He will need all of his back teeth removed, along with dental X-rays and a CT scan to fully evaluate his condition and ensure the best possible outcome. The estimated cost of his surgery is approximately $6,000. The thought of this sweet boy quietly living with so much pain is heartbreaking. The same cat who happily lets everyone dress him up in funny hats and costumes deserves to enjoy his favorite things again, including something as simple as eating a meal without hurting. Your donation will help cover Sunkist's specialized dental surgery, advanced imaging, anesthesia, medications, and post-operative care. Please consider making a donation today to help give Sunkist the pain free future he deserves. Every contribution brings him one step closer to eating comfortably and continuing to brighten everyone's day with his gentle personality and irresistible wardrobe.

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3 neonatal kittens

These tiny babies are fighting for their lives, and they need your help.

kaunakakai, HI • Rescue Kitties of Hawaii

A heartbreaking call recently came in about four newborn kittens whose mother had been found deceased beneath a tree. The elderly woman who discovered them didn't know what to do, but after a friend contacted Rescue Kitties of Hawaii, they immediately agreed to take all four babies. By the time they reached the rescue, the kittens had been without their mother and without milk for nearly 48 hours. Their tiny bodies were shutting down from starvation and dehydration. Tragically, one of the babies—a little white kitten—passed away before they could save him. The three remaining kittens are in critical condition. They are just a little more than skin and bones, weighing only about 110 grams each. Their eyes are just beginning to open, meaning they are only about a week old and should still be safely nursing with their mother. Right now, they are receiving around-the-clock care: warmed fluids, sugar support, and bottle feedings every hour in a desperate effort to slowly rehydrate and nourish them. They are still too weak to latch, but they are swallowing, and they're caretakers are holding onto every small victory. The kitten's condition remains extremely guarded, but they are fighting with everything they have to save them. On Molokai, there are very few resources available, and for these babies, these caretakers are their only chance. They're asking for your help to cover the cost of emergency care, formula, medical supplies, and the constant support these fragile kittens need to survive. Every donation, every share, and every prayer means the world. Please help Rescue Kitties of Hawaii give these precious babies the chance to grow up and experience the life their mother can no longer provide.

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$25.50Raised
$1,474.50To go