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LoverBoy is his nickname because he loves people and will follow you around. A big Lynx Point Siamese, he was rescued in Mexicali, very friendly we don’t know what happened to his original home. LoverBoy is good with female cats but can be “alpha” with other male cats. We think he had to fight for his “place” when homeless. He is very happy being inside and spoiled.
LB will join you on the bed or where your are, a great “buddy” cat. I think he well be perfectly happy as an only cat or with a female buddy or non-alpha male.

Healthy, negative for FeLV/FIV, neutered, current on vaccines, dewormed, microchipped & flea free. Young, vet estimates 2-3 years old. All ready to join your family.

Please visit our website to complete our adoption questionnaire.

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It’s raining kittens and we need fosters!

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Please help if you are in Imperial, San Diego or Orange Counties — if you are new to fostering, great! We can provide the support you need.

This sweet mama and her newborn kittens needs a foster home ASAP. She had them on someone’s front porch but the person doesn’t have a safe place to foster indoors. The second family is living in a garage.

To foster you need a room with the door. This is to keep the mama and kittens safe and have enough room to stretch their legs as they grow. It can be small, often a bathroom works. We provide you with guidance and all of the medical and vetting needs of the family.

Please open up your heart and home — it is so rewarding. Without fosters we can’t save lives. Text 323-394-0954 for more information. Please complete a Foster Application at southerncountiesrescue.org.

If you can’t foster, as always, we need donations to cover their vetting. You can donate here.

We are a 100% volunteer organization with no paid staff, 501(c)(3) non-profit, thank you.

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CHARLEE and LITTERMATES NEED YOU.
A couple of weeks ago we rescued a litter of 5 adorable kittens off a post where someone was giving them away for free at 5 weeks. Wanting them to be spayed/neutered and vaccinated before going to forever homes and knowing 5 weeks was much to young we offered to take them.A few days after going to the foster home Tiger started heavy breathing and was very lethargic so we rushed him to our vet. After x-rays and other tests it was discovered he had a hole in his diaphragm and Pneumonia. He immediately was transferred to the specialty hospital to confer with a surgeon and the possibility of fixing his hole. Unfortunately his little body couldn’t withstand the surgery and we lost him.The next day Charlee started rapid breathing 90 breaths per minute, 16 to 40 is normal so we rushed her to our vet. They gave her medicine to help her and scheduled a echocardiogram thinking it was her heart. The echocardiogram showed no problems with the heart.  Since then she has had periods of rapid breathing and three more trips to the vet for x-rays. She has stayed at the vet and been monitored where she would have rapid breathing and then be totally normal. The final diagnosis is she had pneumonia as a result of a bad upper respiratory infection and is now on the second medicine hopefully to make her 100% better. Yesterday another litter mate has rapid breathing and will need x-rays.

All these trips to our vet and to the vet specialist has resulted in large vet bills. Please help us. We rely on our cat loving community to take on these medical cases and save lives please help Charlee and her littermates. Click here to donate.

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Sisters Dotty (left) and Dallas (right) were all set to go to their furever home together last week when Dallas suddenly spiked a high fever. They are separated for the first time in their lives while Dallas fights for her life. Her little kidneys are struggling, and she is on an IV and being syringe fed. Please consider donating so that we can continue to give her the best possible chance at beating whatever is attacking her little body. She is at Veterinary Medical and Surgical Group in San Juan Capistrano – https://ift.tt/2QjsfNS. We are praying she can fully recover and join her sister in their forever home as originally planned, but need your help covering her medical expenses! Donations can be made through the PayPal link on our website or by calling the vet directly to donate to her care. 949-201-4100. Thank you to all our supporters for all you do – we could not save kitty lives without you! #adoptdontshop #fosteringsaveslives #medicaldonationsneeded
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IT’S RAINING PREGNANT FRIENDLY CATS!⠀
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Please help. We are big proponents of spaying cats but we don’t always get a call for help until they are full term and too late. ⠀
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Once in our care, mama and kittens will be vaccinated, spay or neuter and microchipped before going to their forever home. Right now we need fosters! If you live in San Diego or Orange County and have a room with a door that is safe for mom and babies PLEASE VOLUNTEER to foster.⠀
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Visit our website at https://ift.tt/2qs1KFo to complete our volunteer-foster application. You can also text 323-394-0954 for more information.⠀
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If you can’t foster but want to help us with their vet bills we definitely need the help. Please donate on our website. Thank you for your support!
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