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Pets we've sponsored
Trigger
Someone threw this tiny kitten into a trash can and walked away.
Harrisburg, PA • Castaway Critters, The James A. Hueholt Memorial Foundation for Animals
At just 5 weeks old, baby Trigger weighs less than a pound—closer to the size of a 2- or 3-week-old kitten because of severe malnourishment. He was found covered in hundreds of fleas, so many that they had formed a thick brown mass of fleas and blood across his tiny body. It's a miracle he was still alive. Right now, Trigger is extremely weak. He can't stop shaking, and every ounce of strength he has is being used simply to keep fighting. Castaway Critters rushed him to the vet and the team worked around the clock to give him every possible chance to survive. We're asking for your help today. Your donation will provide emergency veterinary care, medications, flea treatment, supportive care, nutritious food, and everything Trigger needs as he battles for his life and to grow into a healthy, adult cat. Every dollar gives this tiny survivor a better chance at the future he deserves. Please help us show Trigger that his story doesn't end in a trash can. It ends surrounded by love, hope, and people who refused to give up on him.
Mustang
Mustang Is Battling the Unknown, Give Him a Chance at a Future
Dallas, TX • Pooch Savers Rescue
This tiny puppy’s name is Mustang, and right now, his future depends on whether help comes in time. Mustang was sitting in the Richardson Animal Shelter suffering from what appears to be a serious neurological condition. He has experienced multiple seizures just since being taken in by Pooch Savers, and one of the videos attached to this post shows just how critical his condition truly is. No other rescue has stepped forward for him. Pooch Savers wants to save Mustang, but we cannot responsibly commit to a case this severe without funding. This case is going to be complex and we need reources to give little Mustang a fighting chance. An MRI alone is expected to cost approximately $5,000, and that is only the beginning. Mustang may require extensive diagnostics, treatment, and long-term medical care. To say “yes” to Mustang, we need real funding now. He is just a baby. He deserves the chance to be diagnosed, treated, loved, and safe. Please donate if you can. Every dollar brings Mustang one step closer to rescue, answers, and hope. If you cannot donate, sharing this post could save his life. ❤️ 6/24/26 Update We are so thankful for all the love and support that was shown to Mustang through your generous donations. Unfortunately, Mustang was no longer able to fight through the pain and has crossed the rainbow bridge, but was surrounded by lots of love and care.
Amber
Amber Never Got the Chance to Take a Normal First Step — But We’re Fighting to Make Sure She Gets One
Oakton, VA • Tiny Cat Animal Rescue
Amber never got the chance at a normal start. Her mother, June, was rescued from a severely overcrowded and neglectful home while emaciated, exhausted, and heavily pregnant. During what was supposed to be an emergency spay appointment, June went into labor inside the trap. The delivery was traumatic, and two of her kittens did not survive. The three surviving babies were incredibly fragile, and Tiny Cat Animal Rescue stepped in to save the little family. But Amber’s battle was only beginning. At just two weeks old, when kittens should be learning to wobble around on tiny legs, Amber couldn’t stand. Her hind legs were limp, her tail had no movement, and she was rushed for neurological exams and x-rays while weighing less than a pound. Despite every obstacle, Amber has never stopped trying. She scoots across the floor to reach toys, people, and the world around her with determination that is impossible to ignore. She is bright, affectionate, and full of life — and most importantly, she is already showing improvement. With early physical therapy and specialized neurological care, Amber has begun regaining strength and movement in both back legs. Her veterinary team believes continued treatment during this critical stage could make all the difference in her future mobility and quality of life. Amber needs ongoing neurology care, diagnostics, rehabilitation therapy, and supportive treatment to continue the progress she has fought so hard for. Tiny Cat Animal Rescue is committed to giving Amber every chance possible — but we need your help. Please donate today to help this brave little kitten keep fighting for her first real steps. 6/16/26 Update With heavy hearts, we share that sweet Amber has passed away. From the moment she entered our care, Amber faced incredible challenges. Born under traumatic circumstances after her mother, June, was rescued from a severe hoarding situation, Amber began her life fighting to survive. At just two weeks old, she was unable to stand, and early examinations revealed significant neurological concerns affecting her hind legs and tail. Despite every obstacle, Amber never stopped trying. She greeted each day with determination, scooting toward toys, cuddles, and the people who loved her. She showed us what resilience looks like in its purest form, and she inspired everyone who followed her journey with her strength and spirit. Thanks to your generosity, Amber received specialized veterinary care, neurological evaluations, physical therapy, and the supportive treatments she needed. Most importantly, she experienced something every animal deserves: love, comfort, safety, and the unwavering devotion of people who were committed to giving her every chance. Sadly, despite the best efforts of her veterinary team and caregivers, Amber's tiny body could not overcome the challenges she faced. While our hearts are broken, we find comfort in knowing that Amber never had to suffer alone. She knew gentle hands, warm beds, full bellies, and endless affection during her time with us. Thank you for believing in Amber and for standing beside Tiny Cat Animal Rescue throughout her journey. Your donations made it possible to provide her with compassionate care and dignity every step of the way. Amber's time with us was far too short, but she leaves behind a lasting reminder of why rescue matters: every life, no matter how small or brief, is precious and worthy of love.
Bunny
Help Bunny Heal — A Tiny Puppy’s Second Chance
Houston, TX • ThisIsHouston
Our newest save is Bunny — and she’s as small as her story is heartbreaking. At just 8–9 weeks old and weighing only 3 pounds, this tiny puppy found herself alone on a kind citizen’s front porch. Concerned for her safety, they contacted animal control, and Bunny was brought to the shelter to begin her journey toward healing. Bunny was diagnosed with demodex mange, a skin condition caused by Demodex canis mites. Demodectic mange most often occurs in puppies who have immature immune systems, allowing the number of skin mites to increase rapidly. While it's treatable, it can become serious if a secondary bacterial infection sets in, so her rescuers are acting quickly to give her the best chance at a full recovery. Bunny has already had a veterinary checkup and has started the medication she needs, but she's not out of the woods yet. Ongoing treatment and care come with costs, and this sweet, resilient girl still needs your support to fully recover. Your support will go directly toward: • Time-sensitive veterinary care and follow-ups to monitor her condition • Medication to treat the demodex mange and prevent complications • Nutrient-rich food to rebuild her strength as her body struggles to heal • Basic supplies to keep her clean, comfortable, and protected during the recovery process Bunny is just beginning her life, and she deserves to know warmth, safety, and love instead of discomfort and uncertainty. Every donation, share, and kind word helps give this tiny fighter the healthy, happy future she deserves. If you’d like to be part of Bunny’s journey, we’d be so grateful for your support. Together, we can help her heal, grow, and blossom into the playful puppy she was always meant to be. 5/3/26 Update New rescue Bunny is still settling into her foster home, decompressing, and catching up on some much-needed beauty sleep after everything she has been through. For such a tiny puppy, Bunny has had a lot of change in a very short amount of time — from being found alone and frightened on a stranger’s porch, to shelter intake, veterinary exams, medications, and now finally a safe place where she can simply rest. Right now, rest is exactly what her little body needs. She is continuing her treatment for demodex mange while enjoying soft blankets, good meals, and the comfort of knowing she is no longer alone. Each day of proper nutrition, medication, and stress-free recovery helps her immune system do the hard work of healing her skin. We are so grateful that Bunny is finally somewhere she can just be a puppy. Thank you to everyone who has donated, shared, and supported her journey so far. Your kindness is giving this sweet girl the chance to recover in safety and love. We’ll continue to keep you updated as Bunny blossoms!