We Need Your Urgent Help!

Right now, we’re struggling to cover the cost of multiple emergency cases and ongoing treatments. Without immediate support, we’re at risk of not being able to continue. Take Hunter, for example. He was adopted as a kitten, but 9 years later, his owners left him behind when they moved – choosing to take their dog but not him. fsdkdfsmdsm/,m,dssdf

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He hadn’t seen a vet his entire life. When we asked them to have him checked, we were told they’d only take him to the vet if it was for euthanasia. Of course, we said yes – and saved his life. Hunter now has skin cancer on both ears, caused by years of sun exposure. He urgently needs surgery to remove the affected tissue before it spreads and shortens his life.

Then there are Ari, Ziggy, Rufus & Sylvie – four tiny kittens found in a drain at a local rubbish tip. Sick on arrival, they were treated for cat flu, but symptoms kept coming back. Further testing revealed they’re fighting herpes virus, calicivirus and chlamydia – a challenging and expensive combination. Their treatment has been intense. Their recovery is slow. But we’re committed to seeing it through – because they deserve that chance.