Saving Cats and Kittens, One at a Time
These four kittens were rescued from an abusive situation. The entire rescue played out on social media and they were rescued and fostered by a wonderful person in Covina. This is a little outside of our normal area for adoptions so we are doing a special post for these special kittens! All are spayed/neutered, tested for FeLV, current on vaccines and microchipped. Please complete an adoption questionnaire if you might be interested in adoption!
These two beautiful, bonded kitties were adopted from our rescue a couple of months ago. The adopter’s son has allergies and the doctor has recommended relinquishing the cats.
We need an adopter, or at the very least a foster for these two. If we can’t find a placement for them, they will have to be kept in a crate.
They are sweet, beautiful and very loving. These two had a rough start in life, thought they found a forever home that they are now losing. They deserve better. Can someone please step up for these two?
Fosters: Orange County or Belmont Shores. Adopter: San Diego County, Orange County or Belmont Shores area. Contact Julie at 714-756-0679 (text please).
In order to prevent five bottle babies from being euthanized, a member of our rescue now has them at her house. We need another bottle feeder to share the load. These two are the oldest and will require less care than the other three. Please contact Julie at 714-756-0679 if you can take these two.
Having five bottle babies and working full time is too much for one person. We are asking for help so that all five have the best chance of survival. (The orange bubba now has his eyes completely open.)
This beautiful girl Rosie is approximately 8 years young. She was in a shelter in really bad shape, She was pulled from the shelter by someone in March. Unfortunately, Rosie’s rescuer is moving into another apartment on October 8 that doesn’t take pets, so Rosie is looking for another home. October 8 doesn’t give us a lot of time.
She has been completely vetted (including a dental cleaning, blood test and fecal), up to date on vaccines and we will make sure that she is tested for FeLV/FIV before placing her.
Please help us find a place for Rosie. If this person takes her to the shelter again, Rosie will not come out. I would love an adopter for her so that we cause her the least amount of stress possible. She still has a lot of years left to love and be loved. She is just gorgeous and according to her rescuer, a little shy at first but very much a love bug.
Text Julie at 714-756-0679 if you can help.