HELP ME HEAL
We all have the ability to save lives, one animal at a time.
Please consider making a donation today.
Please consider making a donation today.
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The Help Me Heal fund collects monetary donations to offset medical costs for animals in our care that require specialty surgeries or medications. Through your support, Help Me Heal has provided care for:
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Our Help Me Heal Friends
Your donation helps cats and dogs like those below receive the special care they need!
Tiffi
Tiffi’s story is a reminder of why spaying and neutering saves lives. She came to us as a very pregnant, scared stray, already battling a pretty severe upper respiratory infection. She was placed in a foster home where she could recover and settle in safely.
A little while after getting comfortable, she went into labor and gave birth to one sweet orange boy. But after two hours with no further progress, it became clear she was in distress. Tiffi was rushed to Blue Pearl Emergency Hospital, where she underwent an emergency C-section. Eight more healthy kittens were delivered, and we’re so thankful that mom and babies are now all doing great.
This experience is a powerful reminder of the importance of spaying and neutering. Pregnancy and delivery can be dangerous, especially for stray or unwell cats. Emergency care is expensive, and sadly, many animals in similar situations don’t survive or receive the help they need.
Tiffi was one of the lucky ones. But so many others aren’t. Spaying and neutering helps prevent suffering, reduces overpopulation, and saves lives. Her kittens are all doing well at two weeks old. Once her kittens are old enough they will all be spayed or neutered along with Tiffi so this cycle doesn't continue.
A little while after getting comfortable, she went into labor and gave birth to one sweet orange boy. But after two hours with no further progress, it became clear she was in distress. Tiffi was rushed to Blue Pearl Emergency Hospital, where she underwent an emergency C-section. Eight more healthy kittens were delivered, and we’re so thankful that mom and babies are now all doing great.
This experience is a powerful reminder of the importance of spaying and neutering. Pregnancy and delivery can be dangerous, especially for stray or unwell cats. Emergency care is expensive, and sadly, many animals in similar situations don’t survive or receive the help they need.
Tiffi was one of the lucky ones. But so many others aren’t. Spaying and neutering helps prevent suffering, reduces overpopulation, and saves lives. Her kittens are all doing well at two weeks old. Once her kittens are old enough they will all be spayed or neutered along with Tiffi so this cycle doesn't continue.
Jetson
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Meet Jetson – A Survivor Who Needs Our Help
This sweet boy’s journey hasn’t been easy. Jetson was an emergency transfer after living his entire life outdoors. He came to us with an old tail injury, a BB that had to be removed from his body, emaciated and desperately in need of weight gain and on top of that, he is HEARTWORM POSITIVE. Despite everything he’s been through, Jetson is one of the most loving souls you’ll ever meet. He loves to sit on your lap, give sweet kisses, and adores everyone he meets. He’s a big snuggler who’s always eager to please. We are committed to getting him the care he needs, but it’s going to take time and resources. His heartworm treatment will take several months, and we need help covering those costs. UPDATE: |
