Snickers, cancer, living out her life in a loving foster home
Millie, eye injury, one eye removed
Pearl, came in severely emaciated.
Friday, laceration on flank and burned paws
Pete, FIV positive
SlimJim, very thin
Sonny, upper respiratory
Severe eye infections that required surgery to remove the eyes.
Tyga, intestinal tract issues that are healed and a neck sore that is pretty well gone.
Lucy, requires thyroid and anti seizure meds. She was found wandering the streets. Lucy is a very quiet lady and is great lap dog.
Frederick, Upper respiratory and diarrhea
Miso’s kittens
Squash, upper respiratory
Survivor, injured leg was amputated
Lucas, large side wound
Ceasar, FIV positive
Izzy, injured toe, pneumonia, compromised immunity. Izzy is a little wheezy from time to time. He may need a steroid shot to help him out from time to time in his new home.
Miss Moxie, anemic due to fleas, upper respiratory, eye infection
Kittens, requiring bottle feeding. They are now old enough for adoption.
Banjo, eye infection
KitKat, pneumonia, needing oxygen to breath
Stevie, fleas, severe upper respiratory, eye infections.
Harry, Ron, Hermione, upper respiratory
Sofi, irritable bowel syndrome. Needs to eat Synacore and grain free food.
Professor Plum, upper respiratory, fleas, eye infections
Cleo, needs small amount of fiber added to her diet every day.
Ginger, two torn ACL’s
Yvonne and Maxine, lungworm.
Lilly, severe diarrhea.
Zorro, fleas, worms, upper respiratory
Faith, upper respiratory, worms, fleas.
Critter, severely underweight and broken leg
Helen, poor vision and FIV positive.
Buddy, broken leg
Jazzy Cat, inflamed pancreas. He needs to be on grain free food.
JC, blind
Odin has issues with his eyes and has reduced vision. It doesn’t stop him though.
Gordon, frostbit ears that have healed.
Jazzy, URI
Suki’s kittens, severely undersized.
Maggie, bite injuries to legs infested with maggots. Undergoing treatment.
Pershing – poor blood work, missing teeth.
Gooseneck – matted fur needs shaving
Butters, fleas and underweight
Anastasia, lungworm
Dusty, surgery to remove mammary glands due to cancer.
Creamsicle, yeast infection in ear
Salem, bladder stones that self corrected with better food.
Ace, eye infections
Marmar, irregular heartbeat that she outgrew
Anastasia, coccidia and lungworm.
Cheddar – matted fur needs shaving
Titus, eye removed
Ranger, eye ulcer
Little Rogue, underweight
Patches kittens with Coccidia
Mac and Cheese, shot with a BB gun
Freda, Upper respiratory
Bella suffered eye infections that have been cleared up. Her vision was slightly impacted due to lack of vet care but she gets around just fine.
Moxie, pneumonia and eye ulcer
Amber, Eye infection resulting in eye removal
Journey, severe frostbite, lost parts of ears, toes and tail
Garfield, FIV +
Big Al, foot injuries
Jordie, gastrointestinal issues.
Chabaka, limited vision due to chemicals poured in eyes.
Kittens came from a home with way too many cats and are currently undergoing care to get them healthy.
Bigby, FIV positive
Francine, upper respiratory
Charlotte, Upper respiratory, bladder infection
Raven, found at eight days old in a house that was getting torn down. Bottle feeding every two hours.
Jasper, broken leg
Sashimu, fleas, worms, URI, eye infection
Keke, coccidia, intestinal parasite.
Gwen, eye infection.
Hook, eye injury
Brianne, covered in fleas, malnourished, and eye infections
Ranger, coccidia
Butternut, eye infection, URI, worms, fleas
Ebi, severe intestinal issues
Swimmer babies, litter of five needing physical therapy to walk.
Schwinn, severe eye infections. Schwinn had surgery to remove his eyes. He is blind but has a great sense of hearing and smell.
Sushi’s kittens needing nebulizer treatment.
Weebel and Tippy, cerebellar hypoplasia. They both have a hard time keeping their balance.
Samson, FIV+
Forrest, covered in fleas, malnourished, and eye infections.
Sushi, Eye infections, pregnant
Ruby, bottle baby
Ginger has asthma so needs a smoke free home.
Tiger, Diabetic. His glucose is in control with insulin shots twice a day.
Paulie, serious injury that required eye removal.
Joey, too weak after birth to care for her kittens.
Miso. pregnant, eye infection. worms, fleas.
Injured paws, arm, and nose.
Angel, Bladder stones
Arnold – URI
FIV positive, held for retest.
Peanut. underweight, severe diarrhea
Sick and injured pets who passed away in our care. They knew love while they were with us and sometimes what we do is not enough.
Aztek, injury to spine and back legs. She can walk although a little wobbly at times. She is a great lover kitty and enjoyed her life in a foster home until she passed away in her sleep.
Bubba was humanely euthanized when it was discovered that his undiagnosed diabetes had damaged his organs.
2Lucky, injured while a cabinet was moved. He was unable to recover from his injuries.
Ben, died of cancer while in our care.
Muffin, unable to digest food.
Daisy, failure to thrive
Kroger was found in a parking lot. He had a leg injury and was too young to survive his poor start to life.
Zephyr, failure to thrive
Jessie was humanely euthanized after neurological damage was found to her spine andlegs.
Tigger, died of pneumonia. He was too young to make it through the illness.
Sarina, kidney disease
Stubby was diagnosed with cancer and passed away in a loving foster home.
Lainee, FIV positive. Passed after contracting FIP.
Peanut was rescued after being thrown from a car. She received medical care for her broken body until she succumbed to brain seizures.
Milo and Charlotte, Upper respiratory infection, Herpes virus, worms, underweight
Will, came in severely undernourished. He was doing very well and then succumbed to a virus.
Clyde, Blood disorder
Callie, upper respiratory and eye infections
Yin, massive belly wound
Victoria came to us with undiagnosed diabetes. She had good care for six months until she passed due to organ failure.
Roo was humanely euthanized when his liver shunt proved too much for his system to handle.
Emma, failure to thrive
Ramboo, humanely euthanized when the viral pneumonia did not respond to treatment and he was struggling to breathe.
Bunny, was humanely euthanized after 3 surgeries were not able to fix her prolapsed rectum.
