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Carmy, Sydney & Richie

Carmy, Sydney & Richie. Three tiny kittens. One devastating diagnosis.

Fort Worth, TX • Spicy Whiskers Cat Rescue

Three tiny kittens. One devastating diagnosis. A fight none of them deserved. Richie, Carmy, and Sydney—our "Bear" litter—were rescued from a feral cat colony after a kind trapper realized they were far too sick to survive on their own. They were frightened, weak, and desperately needed help. Within days of entering our care, the unimaginable happened. All three kittens tested positive for panleukopenia, one of the deadliest viruses a kitten can face. Panleuk attacks the body's rapidly dividing cells, destroying the immune system and causing severe vomiting, diarrhea, dehydration, and sepsis. Even with aggressive hospitalization, survival is never guaranteed. They were immediately admitted to the hospital, where they required around-the-clock intensive care. Every day brought new challenges, and every small improvement was followed by another setback. Despite the incredible efforts of the veterinary team, our sweet Richie lost his battle with panleuk. His tiny body simply couldn't overcome the virus. Heartbroken but determined, we refused to give up on Carmy and Sydney. They continue to fight with everything they have, receiving lifesaving treatments, medications, fluids, nutritional support, and constant monitoring. Their medical bills have grown quickly, but we knew we had to give them every chance at survival. As a foster-based rescue, every dollar we spend comes directly from donations. We never want finances to determine whether a kitten receives lifesaving care. Your support will help cover the cost of their emergency hospitalization and treatment, allowing us to continue saying "yes" to kittens who have nowhere else to turn. Please help us honor Richie's memory by giving Carmy and Sydney the chance he never got. Every donation, no matter the amount, brings them one step closer to recovery. Thank you for believing in these tiny fighters and for standing with Spicy Whiskers Cat Rescue when they need you most.

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Trisha yearwood

Trisha yearwood is a 3.5 year old Guinea pig in Leicester, NC, who needs $1,200 for Tumor Removal.

Leicester, NC

Hi I got miss Trisha by accident, I rescued 3 guinea pigs and had no idea one was pregnant. Trisha was in that litter, my 3 piggy turned into 9. I now have 3 boys and 6 girls. They all have country music singer names, I call them my grand ole opry. A few days I noticed she has a lump the size of a golf ball near back leg. I took her to a vet and he says its a tumor, they have quoted me $1000. The vet says she has a tumor, the cost is around $1000. It will be more if I have it sent to be tested. Sweeten creek animal and bird hospital in Asheville NC will be doing the surgery She has her mom and 4 sisters. She has 3 brothers that she dont get to see. She is a sweety. No matter the kind of day my pigs make my days better. Their weeks and watching them eat is the best thing ever. I am in the process of trying to get my disability because of health problems. I love all my pigs, I can't imagine losing her so soon. The vet said she will soon not be able to walk and that will cause her not eat.

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Weeble

Precious Weeble needs your help to live a pain-free life.

Nashville, TN • Music City Animal Rescue

Weeble is an adorable 2-year-old cat who was born with Cerebellar Hypoplasia (CH), also known as "wobbly cat syndrome." He found himself at a local shelter struggling to cope, but Music City Animal Rescue knew that CH is not a death sentence. So many cats with CH go on to live long, happy, fulfilling lives, and they wanted to give Weeble that same chance. After a few weeks in foster care, they realized there was more to Weeble's story. He wasn't startled by anything—not barking dogs, loud noises, or even other cats approaching him. That's when they discovered that this sweet boy was also deaf. Being both wobbly and deaf makes navigating the world a little more challenging for Weeble. He can't hear a warning growl or know when another animal is approaching from behind, so he needs a patient and understanding environment where he can feel safe. But when it comes to people, Weeble is absolutely precious. He loves attention and would happily let you pet him all day long! Unfortunately, Weeble is facing another painful challenge. He has stomatitis, an autoimmune condition that causes severe inflammation and discomfort in the mouth. In his case, the only true treatment is a full extraction of all of his teeth. They know that sounds scary, but they've cared for other cats with stomatitis and have seen how life-changing this procedure can be. Once their painful teeth are removed, many cats recover beautifully and go on to live happy, comfortable lives. Some even continue eating dry food, while others prefer a little wet food. For now, Weeble is in foster care receiving antibiotics to help keep the inflammation and pain under control while we work to raise the funds for his dental surgery. His procedure will be expensive, and with his other medical needs, they want to make sure we can give him the safest care possible. They're asking for your help to give Weeble the chance to live a life without chronic pain. Your donation will help cover his dental surgery, full-mouth extraction, medications, and ongoing medical care. Weeble has already overcome so much, and they refuse to let his disabilities or medical challenges define his future. Please consider donating or sharing his story. Together, we can help this incredibly sweet boy finally feel comfortable, safe, and loved.

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Oakland

Oakland is a 14 month old Quarter Horse in Bowling green, OH, who needs $5,000 for Arthroscopic OCD Lesion Fixation.

Bowling green, OH

Oakie is a 14-month-old grulla Quarter Horse gelding that my boyfriend gifted to me because I’ve always been obsessed with grulla horses. He has been lovingly raised from a baby and is boarded at a stable in Michigan, where he enjoys turnout, friends, and plenty of hay. He has become my best friend and means the world to me. Oakie was recently diagnosed with Osteochondritis Dissecans (OCD) and a peroneus tertius injury after unexpectedly becoming lame. His veterinarian has consulted with surgeons at Michigan State University Veterinary Medical Center, where surgery has been recommended. As he rests and heals from his tendon injury, we're preparing for surgery to give him the best chance at a comfortable, pain-free life. Oakie has the sweetest heart and brightens every day with his playful personality. He loves attention, follows me around, and is always curious about everything happening around him. Watching him grow from a tiny foal into the horse he is today has been one of the greatest joys of my life. He isn’t just my horse—he’s family, my best friend, and a dream I’ve worked incredibly hard to build. I'm 22 and working full time to give Oakie every chance to recover. His diagnosis and surgery were completely unexpected, and despite careful planning, the costs are beyond what I can manage alone. Every donation, big or small, helps us get closer to giving Oakie the care he needs.

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Solar

This tiny kitten needs your help recovering from eye surgery.

Ellaville, GA • The Outreach Project Co

At just 5 weeks old, Solar was found alone in a Dollar General parking lot. A kind woman who discovered her didn't know where to turn, so she went to the police, who directed her to City Hall. From there, she was connected with The Outreach Project Co through the pet food pantry they host for their community. They've only had Solar for a few days, but they knew immediately that she needed medical attention. They rushed her to the veterinarian where they learned that her eye was severely damaged and could not be saved. Today, this tiny baby underwent surgery to have her injured eye removed. She's now recovering and, for the first time, has a chance to heal without the pain she has been carrying. Solar is just 5 weeks old. She should be learning how to play, explore, and grow—not fighting through surgery. But thanks to the kindness of the person who stopped to help her and everyone who stepped in along the way, she now has a chance at a happy future. They are now asking for your help to cover Solar's surgery, veterinary care, medications, and recovery. Every donation, no matter the amount, helps this rescue continue saying yes to vulnerable animals like Solar who have nowhere else to turn. Please consider donating or sharing her story. Together, we can help this tiny girl leave her painful past behind and start the bright future she deserves.

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Leo

Leo is a 5 year old Mix-Breed in Lewisburg, OH, who needs $2,500 for Perineal Urethrostomy.

Lewisburg, OH

I come with a broken heart to ask anyone that could be of any help to please help me save my daughter's cat Leo aka Channing Tatum aka Tater Tot. Leo is not just any cat, he is the sweetest, smartest, and friendliest cat you could ever meet. He has a bother named Ollie and a best friend named Jiggles. He is the one and only thing that brings my 16 year old any joy at all. Two evenings ago my daughter and I noticed him straining to poop/urinate and then immediately exited the litter box and vomited. He is not drinking or eating, pooping or peeing, and we fear an intestinal or urinary blockage. I am a single mother on SSI and am unable to work so therefore I can't get approved for care credit or scratch pay. My duaghter is besides herself 😪. Leo is our favorite cat in the family. He is the sweetest, smartest, and friendliest cat you could ever meet. He adores his brother Ollie and his friend Mr Jiggles. My heart is broken because he is only 5 years old and has a lot of life left in him to perform his tricks for treats and get all the belly rubs he can get. I am a single mother on SSi who has been disabled for years after an automobile accident which caused severe permanent back injuries. I also have congestive heart failure upon other medical conditions that prevent employment.

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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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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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