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Maasai

Maasai is a 1-year-old Short Hair in Dallas, TX, who needs $2,000 for diaphragmatic hernia repair.

Dallas, TX

Maasai is one of the homeless cats I feed. Since he turned up injured, I’ve taken him inside, and I will keep him inside for the rest of his life so he doesn’t experience this ever again. Maasai is about 1 year old and had been dumped due to the pandemic. He’s safe now, but he’s very sick due to his injuries. Maasai was homeless, but since being brought inside, he’s shown himself to be a very loving cat. He loves my 18 month old daughter and my pet cats. He enjoys his food and treats, and snuggling on the bed. Maasai loves to have his fur combed out. Despite having been tortured, Maasai loves people and being petted by them. I’m disabled & on a fixed income. My little girl is also disabled. I feed the neighborhood cats because it’s not fair they’ve been dumped, but I can’t afford thousands of dollars in vet care. I feel so awful that Maasai was tortured and it’s mean so much for him to be better Maasai disappeared for two weeks when he showed up at my door severely injured. He had a diagonal cut across his chest, an open infected wound on his left ankle, and labored breathing. I took him to Katy VCA, where the vet x-rayed him and determined his intestines are in his chest cavity. He needs a $5500 surgery to correct his injuries. Maasai loves, in spite of his recent past. He answers my calls with a hearty meow and comes running to see what I want. Maasai loves to tease our dog (it’s reciprocal). He likes to lay on my chest at bedtime, and stretch his paw out to my lips while he’s petted. He’s just so personable and friendly. I’ve never met a cat like him.

15%Funded
$305Raised
$1,695To go
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A mom and 12 kittens

Abandoned on the Side of the Road: Help This Mom And 12 Kittens Get the Care They Desperately Need

Bolton, CT • Paws 4 Life Animal Rescue, Inc.

On the side of a busy road, a frightened group of cats was found running through traffic, vulnerable to cars, predators, disease, and starvation. When the local Animal Control department responded, they discovered a heartbreaking scene: one adult mother cat and twelve tiny black kittens struggling to survive on their own. Our rescue immediately stepped in, knowing these cats had nowhere else to go. The kittens are incredibly young and fragile, ranging from less than half a pound to only 1.5 pounds. Many arrived with eye infections and other medical concerns that require immediate treatment. Based on the kittens' varying ages and weights, we believe there may have originally been more than one mother caring for them, but only one adult cat was found with the group. Since arriving in rescue, the kittens have already required extensive care. Two of the smallest kittens, Peanut and Pecan, recently returned to the veterinarian for additional treatment after continuing to struggle with eye issues and intestinal parasites. More comprehensive fecal testing revealed that their first round of deworming was not enough, and all twelve kittens will need multiple rounds of treatment to fully eliminate the parasites affecting their health. Right now, our team is providing around-the-clock care, nutritious food, clean bedding, litter, medications, and veterinary attention to help these little ones recover and grow. But caring for thirteen cats is a tremendous undertaking. In the coming weeks and months, every cat in this group will need: • Veterinary examinations and ongoing medical treatment • Multiple rounds of deworming and parasite prevention • Treatment for eye infections and related complications • Vaccinations • FeLV/FIV testing • Spay and neuter surgeries • Nutritious food, litter, and daily care supplies These cats were abandoned through no fault of their own. They deserved safety, love, and proper care from the beginning. Instead, they were left to fend for themselves beside a busy roadway. With your help, their story can have a much happier ending. Every donation, no matter the amount, helps provide lifesaving veterinary care, food, medications, testing, and supplies for this vulnerable family. Together, we can give these thirteen cats the chance to grow up healthy, safe, and loved. Thank you for helping us turn abandonment into hope. 7/14/26 Update: Update on our Mom and 12 kittens Wow! It’s been busy here at Paws 4 Life taking care of this big family! All our our volunteers worked tirelessly keeping all these kittens alive and healthy. We had to continue supplement feeding them with KMR, multiple vet visit, multiple extensive diarrhea panels, multiple rounds of deworming treatments and antibiotics, but we are finally at a good and stable place with all of them. All the older kittens have gotten fixed and most of them only have one more feline distemper vaccine to get (in their 3 round series). We have 2 more kittens left to fix and then we will be working hard at finding them the right forever homes. It’s amazing as to how much they love each other - we always find them all together in a huge kitten pile regardless of how much room them have to spread out. Our goal is to adopt them in pairs as they truly do love each other and we want to do what is best for them. Thank you everyone who has donated and shared their story. Their lives did not start out good, but things have turned around for them and they will only have good things from this point forward. 8/1/26 Update Our “Nuts” kittens are all ready for adoption! All have made significant strides since we took them into our care back in April. All have been fixed, fully vaccinated, tested for FeLV/FIV/Heartworm, microchipped and dewormed. They are all so friendly and we can’t wait for them to find their forever homes so that they can begin the next chapters of their lives.

15%Funded
$300.50Raised
$1,699.50To go
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Tux

Tux is a 5 year old Border Collie in Farmington, UT, who needs $9,560 for Blood Transfusions, Steroids, Immunosuppressants.

Farmington, UT

Tux came from a family of 12 where the gaggle of kids was his own flock of sheep to protect. Because his Border Collie instincts, he developed reactivity and had to be rehomed. He almost got put down, but that's when my boyfriend - now husband - and I took a chance on him. And he proved his true character. Tux is wicked smart, super athletic, and is the sweetest boy. He deserves a long loved life. But on 7/19 Tux became frighteningly woozy, lethargic, and had bloody urine. The incredible emergency vets at Mountain West Veterinary Specialists were sought out. They determined that Tux was in life or death crisis with Immune Mediated Hemolytic Anemia. They walked us through his chances of survival and we decided we had to at least try and save him. Thanks to them, he has a fighting chance. Border Collies are the smartest dogs around, and Tux is definitely among the smartest. He always finds a way to get what he wants - usually fetch or peanut butter. Tux will come sit by us and give us his paw until we hold his hand. He LOVES his butt to be scratched. And he loves to swim and play in lakes. Most of all, we love him and we know he knows it. That's why we're trying sohard to save him. My husband is dealing with his own auto immune disease (like father like son, right?) and recently lost his job. Further, I was laid off in February and am currently underemployed. We are just trying to keep our heads above water and keep Tux safe. Thank you for your help <3

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$300Raised
$9,260To go
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Benny

Help Benny’s Broken Leg

Carlsbad, CA • Super B Foundation

Benny is only four months old, but he’s already endured more pain than any puppy ever should. This sweet little boy arrived at an overcrowded California shelter over 4th of July weekend as a stray with a badly broken leg. Alone, frightened, and injured, Benny faced an uncertain future in a shelter where resources are stretched thin and time is never on a vulnerable puppy’s side. Thankfully, Super B Foundation stepped in before it was too late and Benny was immediately evaluated by a veterinarian. For the next three weeks, Benny must remain as still as possible in a cast—a nearly impossible task for a playful, growing puppy. After that, he’ll return for repeat X-rays to see if the bone is healing correctly. Every two weeks he needs to have his bandages redone and be checked for pressure sores - costing the rescue $600 each visit. If his leg isn’t improving, amputation may be his only option. No matter what the next X-rays reveal, Benny’s journey isn’t over. He will need ongoing veterinary care, follow-up appointments, pain management, and careful monitoring until his leg has fully healed and he’s finally able to run and play like every puppy deserves. Your donation will help cover Benny’s exams, X-rays, medications, cast care, and any surgery he may need if his leg doesn’t heal properly. After everything he’s been through, Benny needs a community willing to stand beside him. Please help Benny heal so this brave little puppy can leave his painful past behind and look forward to a future filled with long walks, squeaky toys, and a loving family. Every gift, no matter the size, brings him one step closer to a full recovery.

30%Funded
$300Raised
$700To go
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Blue Ivy

Blue Ivy is a 6 month old German Shepherd Dog in Charlotte, NC, who needs $6,098 for Jaw Fracture Treatment.

Charlotte, NC

Blue came into my life as a gift to myself for my birthday from an ad looking to re-home puppies. I have been planning for awhile to adopt a German shepherd as my forever fur baby. When I seen Blue I knew she was the one for me. She’s 6 months old and so smart, loving and just a joy to be around. She fills her day bonding with everyone individually and ends her night with me brushing her to sleep Blue was struck by a car in the face during the snowstorm and it fractured her upper and lower jaw. She's struggling to breathe, can't close her mouth, can't eat properly, can't smell and can't even bark. Blue needs surgery asap for chance at normal life. Crown Veterinary Dental in Charlotte NC is prepared to perform surgery but it will cost $4265. Please help Blue Blue is a ball of energy, she loves on us hard and brings so much joy to our family. She loves hanging out with the boys watching tv snuggled up and playing fetch outdoors. She's our personal alarm clock with her high pitch bark and I get a special surprise as she dives on my bed and pulls my pillow. Enjoys most horsing around with Huncho and than it's loving n rubbing time with mom at bedtime Blue needs emergency oral surgery immediately to prevent further permanent damage. I'm pleading for help to end Blue suffering. She's just a baby and deserves a chance at normal life. I’m currently not working due to medical reasons and on fixed income and no emergency fund

5%Funded
$300Raised
$5,798To go