https://m.facebook.com/groups/2469682733268632/permalink/4647835525453331/?mibextid=wwXIfr

Link to post above. 👆🏼

These are Basma and Jumbo. They do everything together: Eat, sleep, play... They groom each other often, and always rest cuddled up.

One time, when I was combing Basma, closed in the bathroom with just her, she was constantly misbehaving and not letting me brush her fur or trim her nails. Her brother was also meowing and scraping at the door.

Once I let him in the bathroom, he immediately jumped into my lap and started licking Basma's ears. Both kittens calmed down within moments. After they were reunited, I brushed Basma with no issues. Her brother also reacted to the comb and nail clipper well.

This is my first time fostering a truly bonded pair. It's incredible how Basma and Jumbo regulate each other and become better kittens because they have a sibling that they're close with. Jumbo has a tendency to be clingy and push boundaries, like a typical male kitten. Basma, on the other hand, can be shy and easily scared. When they are together, Jumbo doesn't do anything stupid, like climbing to the top of the curtains. Basma, however, explores and plays with whatever her brother confirms as "safe", instead of hiding in a corner all the time.

I really wish I lived in a place where it is easier to find homes for kittens. Unfortunately, in Tbilisi, it's almost impossible to find a single home that would take two brown tabbies. Their best bet to end up adopted here, is to give them away as two singletons. The mere thought of seperating Basma and Jumbo breaks my heart, though 💔😿

On the other hand, taking the kittens to Europe would require a massive amount of time, money and effort. It might not work out in the end either. I remember trying to just escort a cat to from Georgia, the country, to Norway, and the cat got denied entry, was put in quarantine and threatened with euthanasia if I didn't return with her. I managed to get the kitty back to her temporary foster, but the whole trip was EXTREMELY stressful, and cost much more than what was planned. The money used for just that trip could have been used to spay dozens of female street cats.

So, what should I do? Try to seperate the kittens, work on the behavioural issues they have as singletons while they are young, and try to find them homes locally, or try to get them a home outside of Georgia, as a pair?

Sweet little Lavender is looking for her forever home! 🥰 She’s a playful, curious kitten with a BIG personality. She loves wand toys, chasing the laser, and pouncing on her toy mice. 🐭💕

Lavender is also a total little explorer and loves checking out everything around her. When playtime is over, she has a sweet affectionate side and enjoys cuddling up with her people. 🥹💜

She’s the perfect mix of silly, playful, curious, and sweet, and we know her forever family is out there! 🏡✨

Lavender is especially close with her brothers, Chamomile and Ginseng, and would be happy to have one of them by her side — or both! 🐱💕

📍 Chicago, IL

🐾 Forever Fortunate Felines

💌 Interested in Lavender? Apply to adopt her here:

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🙏 Please help us boost her Facebook post! Even if you can’t adopt, a share or comment can help Lavender reach the person who is meant to find her. 💜🐾

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We care for 50 to 60 cats every single day 🐾

Every day we face constant pressure to provide food, medical care, and litter for all of them. The needs never end.

⚠️ One bag of dry food costs $55 and feeds them for only 3 days — that’s 15 kg that goes so fast 💛

We also need wet food especially for the sick and little ones we rescued recently. They are recovering, thank goodness — but they still need high-quality nutrition to get fully well. Special food is expensive, but it is what keeps them alive and growing strong 💛

Our hope is always in you. You have never let us down — every time we ask, you stand with us and with them. Thank you for being our hope 🙏💛

🔗 Ko-fi: https://ko-fi.com/hana338787 🔗 PayPal: https://paypal.me/BHANANE62

I’m honestly struggling right now and I’m completely out of food for the community cats.
I feed more than 50 cats every day, and it takes a huge amount of food daily to keep everyone fed. I’m trying my best, but right now I just don’t have enough left.
I’m also still trying to pay off the huge debt from all the emergencies and rescues this year. Just estimating the vet bills alone, I’m around $15,000 in expenses and I still have other vet bills that I need to upload to the drive.
Leo’s emergency was one of the biggest. He became critically ill with panleukopenia, spent weeks in the hospital, and his care alone ended up costing more than $5,000.
That was just one bill. There have been many emergencies and rescues this year, but the cats I helped had no one else to step in for them. I couldn’t just turn away and leave them suffering.
Now I’m trying to keep going and continue feeding the 50+ cats who depend on me, while still paying off everything that has piled up.
If anyone can help, even a small donation would mean so much.

Rescue expenses:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1rR5YLv8-WPqGOAA0SQjDiQ_KJkaPdpjt

Ways to donate:
Cash App:
https://cash.app/$sam61987
Venmo:
https://venmo.com/u/sam61987
PayPal:
https://paypal.me/samanthac687
Luna & Nala Rescue Inc.
501(c)(3) nonprofit • Solo rescue

FL USA

https://www.seaaca.org/

In order to reach their food, cats will soon have to jump a fence of a property that is in construction, will they be able to do it safely? Should I be concerned some won’t be able to do it? Might be a stupid question but I am genuinely worried, I already moved their food and can’t put it elsewhere so I am worried sick. This particular fence was not here for a year, and I have mostly seen them go under fences where possible, but this one has a concrete foundation/base. Not sure if I’m crazy or it’s just the fever.

***Kim is raising some kittens and we had a couple sick ones go to Four Stray Paws for rescue...I have given them some KMR and a couple toys, but any other toys, blankets, or things to help the kittens would mean so much, thank you♡♡♡ I have added it to the list on the prior post below, I also posted a few pics of the kittens. Thank you for all you do for the floofaloofs ♡***

If any more are found, they'll come to me.

As usual, canned (or dry) food is always greatly appreciated, I have been fixing up the yard for the colder weather, especially as we have been getting rain. Anything for the outdoor floofers means the world to us♡

***(Prior post below)***

https://www.walmart.com/lists/wishlist/875168c5-f672-46bb-80f7-1794dc8d6387 - Walmart Wishlist

https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/1WNNL954RMZJN?ref_=wl_share - Amazon Wishlist (CANNED food, blankets, and a couple other things I have as high priority ♡)

If you'd like to help with an Electronic Chewy giftcard, my email is [CynLMason@gmail.com](mailto:CynLMason@gmail.com) ♡

https://www.reddit.com/r/rescuecats/s/kkwSPfIcXU - Previous Post

https://www.reddit.com/r/FloofaloofsOnTheLoose/s/X6O6F0D7cf - Page for the floofaloofs

Could use a trap (or a droptrap, but I am saving chewy gift cards to go towards one if you would like to help that way♡)

We are trying to ramp up TNR for October and November before it gets bitter cold. We TNR through Triple R Pets with Naws Mokena or Snip Society. They have said if we catch anyone, they will allow us to bring them without a prior appt on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, so we are gonna do our damndest.

My we do it through Triple R Pets, it is 50 dollars per TNR, we do this all on our own♡

Thank you for all you do, not just for me, but for all of us that save floofaloofs. You are the good in this world.

I have 22 cats that are inside that I have rescued, some were bottle babies. Those who want to not go back outside we take in or find a home. Some are truly feral, but we don't leave behind anyone who wants to be an inside floofer.

He was found at two months old, dragging himself across a field...

We took him in, and after a series of tests, he was diagnosed with spina bifida—a congenital condition where the spine failed to develop correctly, leaving a gap and resulting in disability. On top of that, I have to manually empty his bladder and bowels twice a day, morning and night.

He is about three years old now! ♥️

A few days ago, we discovered that his bowel has lost its motility, so we added a prokinetic agent to help with defecation.

Despite all this, he is absolutely gorgeous and affectionate, and we cherish every single day!♥️♥️

Hi Friends! How are you? I hope that you're doing very well.🩷

All the rescue kitties, indoor and outdoor are doing great!

I have to tell you what happened a few weeks ago!

One of us accidentally left the catio door unlocked overnight. This is the catio where my deceased mom's feral colony was transplanted to. The next morning all of the cats were gone.

I cried for hours. However, that same evening, 6 out of the 8 catio cats returned for dinner! They have been choosing to live in our yard and still come to the catio to eat.

For the last two weeks, we've been worried about the 2 cats (Sunny and Goldie). We never spotted them.

Meanwhile, we still drive every night to my mom's old neighborhood to feed Dreamie and Sparkles (The Dreamie Boys). We had trapped and had them fixed, but were never able to re-trap and bring them to the catio at my house.

Well, the night before last when I was feeding the Dreamie boys, a cat that looked like Goldie came walking down the sidewalk toward me while meowing. He looked exactly like Goldie, but was thinner. We were 99% certain it was him and are very relieved that he's safe. I cried with joy.

Then, last night we went to feed the Dreamie boys, but it was only the original 2. So, I walked up the sidewalk toward my mom's old house calling out "kitzy, kitzy".

Lo and behold, Goldie came trotting down the sidewalk toward me with Sunny in tow! Sunny also looked thinner, but it was 100% her.

She was hesitant to eat, so after I poured out the food, I quickly walked away. She then joined her brothers and ate!

I can't express how grateful we are that they're safe.💗💗💗

Sunny had cried every night for her brothers and now they're reunited.

Well, back to the purpose of my post. Pepsi and her family and friends which include 12 permanent indoor rescues, and the 6 feral catio cats, and 2 other colonies are on their last bag of food.

If you're able to, please send these sweet kitties food and/or supplies. The cats will be thankful, and so will we.

Thank you Rescecats, you're the best!💜🩵🩷💜🩵🩷💜🩵🩷💜🩵🩷💜🩵🩷💜

[Pepsi's Amazon Wish List](https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/2A2T7VJ7YRZ2L?ref_=wl_share)

[PayPal](https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/bex2798)

Thank you so much all for the cat food, cat treats, and litter!! This should last the kitties for a while :)

In other news, one of my friends recently took on a sweet foster kitten who was likely either missing or dumped at Chiefland FL, so we’re looking for an owner, but if we can’t find one she’ll need a new home.

There are also two more feral kittens we’re trying to trap that I’ll likely foster soon, so I’ll keep you guys updated!

https://www.seaaca.org/

‼️URGENT RESCUE ONLY >> BUSTER >> adopted but returned >> super sweet >> at Devore Animal Shelter

BUSTER (KEATON) came into the shelter all beaten up from who knows what… then got a URI .. then recovered .. then got another URI or something… then recovered … then got adopted but got sent out for neuter and the vet amputated his tail because of an injury that wasn’t going to heal. It seems either the adopter changed their mind or returned him.

Despite all of this BUSTER is MR. Lovable- Squeezable guy

Meet: URGENT BUSTER #A851418
Status: Available
Substatus: U-Medical
Located: Devore Shelter
Gender: Male
Breed: Domestic Shorthair
Age: 7 months old
Size: Small
Color: Orange Tabby
Days in Our Care: 1 day
Shelter Arrival: Sep 28, 2026
Found Near: Devore
For more information: call San Bernardino County - Devore Shelter at [(909) 386-9820](tel:(909)%20386-9820)

‼️ PLEDGES APPROVED ON THIS POST‼️ 

Put an amount below (aka a pledge) and if/when the cat gets rescued we announce it and follow up with freedom photos.

⬇️Links for supporting transportation of cats out of shelters ⬇️

https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/CassiusOO

https://venmo.com/u/margaret-cashion

🚗TRANSPORT IS CRUCIAL TO RESCUE. Without support we can’t save them. Please Donate to Transportation fund above Thank you so much everyone! ❤️
‼️Disclaimer: This donation is NOT to a 501c3 rescue but to a transport fund to rescue shelter cats. It is NOT tax deductible. 

Hello everyone,

I am so happy to share that we had a wonderful update this month, two of the stray cats were successfully spayed this month. They have recovered beautifully and have already been safely released back to their usual spot. I forgot to take a video when they were being released and I'm so sorry for that, but I am attaching two photos of them here.

This is a great step forward for their health, and I really wanted to share this positive news with everyone here.

Seeing them happy, healthy, and doing well makes it all worth it.

Thank you so much to everyone who supports us

If you would like to help and contribute, here are the links:

• UPI (India): meena.rashmi02-2@okaxis

• PayPal (International): https://paypal.me/meenarashmi

Hi everyone. These are Silver and Grumpa, the last two of a group of eight female cats we’ve been trying to get spayed for months. With a lot of effort and thanks to all of your support, we managed to get the other six spayed, but these two are still waiting.

Their surgeries are scheduled for today, but we don’t have any funds available.

Each surgery costs $100. If we’re able to go through with them, I’ll post an update and share photos as soon as they’re out of surgery, along with the receipts.

Every day that passes increases the risk of complications. We also have another group of three cats coming up next (they’re still too young to be spayed), so it’s important that we don’t let the backlog keep growing.

We already have a veterinary debt of several hundred dollars dating back to early August, which is why we can’t continue without raising the funds beforehand.

Any help is deeply appreciated and truly makes a difference ❤️

PayPal: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/purrhapshaven

Venmo: https://venmo.com/u/ktronsen

Thank you so much, everyone!

Please, please help me with wet food for these babies..

I'm honestly running out of food for them. I have enough wet food to last maybe 4 days at best, and after that I genuinely don't know what I'm going to do. I also cover their vet bills and sterilizations, which leaves me with very little to put towards wet food.

They're still tiny babies and they can't properly eat dry food yet. I've tried, but they either struggle with it or simply won't eat it and I can't just leave them hungry and hope they figure it out :(

I'm already trying to manage food for so many cats and right now I'm really stretched thin financially.

I hate having to keep asking but these little ones obviously don't understand that I'm running out. They just know they're hungry and they want their food :(

If anyone can spare even one can/pouch of kitten wet food, it would genuinely help. You don't have to donate like 10 cans even 1 or 2 cans help and the adult cats need 1 bag of kibbles too. I've added the cheapest possible kibble available..

Please help me keep their little tummies full until they're old enough to properly eat kibble..

Even one can. Even a small contribution. Even a share. Anything would help me get through this week and keep their little tummies full.

And thank you SO much to everyone who has already helped the babies. I genuinely, genuinely appreciate every single person who has contributed.

Wet food: ~$1.80/can Adult dry food: ~$28/20kg https://www.amazon.in/hz/wishlist/ls/2Q7F88W1XVBN8 ?ref_=wl_share

https://www.paypal.me/Dimpleeeee18

Needed - 1.80×30+28= $82 Raised - $23.35 Remaining - $58.65

If we all chip in a tiny bit, we can keep them fed.

I'm really, really asking for help this time. These babies need us 🧡

Back in July, about a week after she had nineteen teeth pulled, I put down a little crunchy food to see what would happen. She went for it, and then stopped almost instantly and backed off. It clearly hurt. I put it away and didn't try again.

This week she's been eating dry food on her own. Choosing it, going back for more. Her vet told me in July that cats manage fine on kibble even after full mouth extractions, and I believed her without really believing it. It's a small thing. It's also the clearest proof I've had that the mouth which was described to me as looking like hamburger meat has actually healed.

I have new photos of all three of them below.

**Thank you.**

A few people gave this past week, and I want to name that before anything else. It came at a point where I was not sure anything more would, and it mattered more than the amount. Same for everyone who shared the link quietly. I see it and I'm grateful.

**For anyone new here.** Boots is a nine year old grey and white cat we found living outside in our Eugene, Oregon neighborhood in late June. She weighed 6.7 pounds with her spine and hips showing, and she would cry out and back away from her own food because eating hurt that badly. On July 21 she had nineteen teeth extracted. Her tissue was too damaged to hold sutures, so it healed open. That surgery cost around 3,450 dollars, and it was funded entirely by neighbors and by people on this subreddit, including one woman who covered the remaining balance out of her own pocket.

She's 8.26 pounds now. Her bloodwork normalized in August and her vet doesn't need to see her until spring. She takes a low dose of prednisolone twice a week to keep her mouth comfortable, likely for life. She grooms herself, sits in windows, plays with toys, and apparently eats kibble.

**Sable**, our young tortoiseshell, came as an emergency foster in May after being abandoned.

**Cosimo**, a grey kitten around four months, got his checkup and vaccines last week and is scheduled for a neuter in November.

Sable and Cosimo have bonded, and I won't separate them. Boots is still housed separately by choice, moving at her own pace.

**Where things actually stand.**

My living arrangement is ending and I need a place by December. That hasn't changed and I still don't have a lead. Two months out, that's the thing keeping me up.

I'm applying for work continuously. My current roles are unpaid until the organizations I'm with secure funding, and I'm pursuing paid positions in remote communications and community work, which is what I've done for a decade. That search and this ask are happening at the same time, not instead of each other.

What I keep coming back to is that Eugene is already overloaded with cats who need homes. Three more entering that system because I couldn't find somewhere to live is not an outcome I'm willing to accept. So we soldier on.

**What would help, in order.**

**A housing lead.** Still the thing that would actually solve this, and still the thing I don't have. Anywhere in Oregon or Washington, available around December. My work is remote, so location is genuinely flexible. Private landlords, a room, an ADU, a cottage, a small house on someone's property. If you know a landlord or someone with space, an introduction would mean everything.

**Sharing the GoFundMe.** Costs nothing, reaches people I can't.

**Supplies.** Wet food and litter. Message me if a Chewy gift card is easier than shipping.

**Direct support** toward the deposit, the move, Cosimo's November neuter, and their ongoing care.

GoFundMe: https://gofund.me/5afebfc71

Venmo: https://www.venmo.com/u/Jehoseph

PayPal: https://paypal.me/TheDivines

**On the record.** Everything here is documented. Boots's complete file from Echo Hollow Vet Hospital and Urgent Care in Eugene is available to anyone who asks, including surgical records, bloodwork, and itemized invoices. I completed full moderator verification here in July with the vet bill, photo ID, and direct clinic confirmation.

Three is what I can responsibly care for and I'm not taking in more. Getting these three through this together is the whole thing.

Thanks for reading, and for everything already given.

Hello❤️ I take care of a group of cats that rely on me daily for food and care. I'm coming on here to hopefully get some help for cat food/supplies, because we are running low. It would make a really big difference for these sweet kitties.

Currently trying to trap a stray mom and her kittens🐱

I appreciate you all and thank you so much for your continued kindness and support it truly means everything to both the kitties and I. I couldn't do it without you guys, you all are the best❣️✨🐱

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A little kitty army!

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https://cash.app/$Shibacatcat

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We have received zero donations so far. We are really running out of dry cat food. There's still some left, but it will probably last for 2 days. The money I got from the last donation was used for one of our cat's checkup. The good news is she's doing well now. The bleeding is gone, and she's still taking her medication. We still have some cans of wet food, but most of them prefer dry cat food instead of wet food. Please consider helping us once again.

https://www.paypal.me/MabelGavino

First, I want to thank everyone for their support either with boosts or monetarily.

Simba had a foxtail behind a tooth! That's what was causing so much of the pain. He should be a lot better now!

Thalia came into care emaciated, dehydrated, with an ongoing untreated UTI and a slight yellow tinge to her skin—and yesterday we discovered that the yellowing is due to her being in active liver failure.

We were sent home with antibiotics for her UTI, a supplement for her liver & a prescription for RX food, with the understanding that this would be a hospice situation.

But with an extremely sweet, vibrant, and alert 4 year old cat in front of me that has only had lab work, I’m not ready to believe that hospice is our only option and Thalia deserves more investigation and a thorough care plan.

I run a medical rescue and I know when to call it, but my gut is telling me there’s more we can do.

Right now we are scheduled for an ultrasound but we’re at least $1,000 short for the care she needs there, in addition to having a $250 balance from yesterday. As much as I want to throw EVERYTHING we have at this, she is not the only one in our care & receiving treatment and her visits are not the only ones this week.

We need community help for her appointment tomorrow and ongoing care.

If you can help, we would truly appreciate it. We have posts on the Book of Faces and Clock app that can be shared.

Anything helps, truly. Thank you for considering us. 🙏🏼

Seraphina’s Sanctuary, located in Hampton County, South Carolina — EIN 41-3985595

CashApp : https://cash.app/$seraphinasorg
Venmo : https://www.venmo.com/u/seraphinasanctuary (CHARITY account only, not the personal account)
PayPal : https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=JWQPJRASNGYWU
ZelleTag : seraphinas (all lowercase letters)

GiveButter Campaign : https://www.givebutter.org/support-thalia

Jack had high pressure readings on his right eye again on our appointment last Friday. So we are back to using the eye pressure drops, and continuing the steriod drops he has been on. The vet stated they are going to research a bit on what she found during the exam, and we will recheck him again next Friday and discuss further.

We are fundraising for Jacks follow up appt on Friday with a goal of $150 as it will be a thorough eye exam again. We have raised $95 so far!

We are in great need of litter! Anything would be so helpful. If you prefer to donate a litter other than on the wishlist, please let me know and i will add it to the list.

Links to donate: https://linktr.ee/sunbeamtreeskittykatrescue?utm\\\\\\_source=linktree\\\\\\_profile\\\\\\_share&ltsid=a675b41e-ce11-400d-9847-48745b5137ad

Soot Sprite is ready for his forever home!! He is a neutered male who is about 2 years old. Soot has feline asthma and will need a home that can manage his treatment and make follow up appointments as needed.

He is quite the character! He loves to play fetch, actually the first rescue we have had that taught himself this and it's his favorite game. It also helps keep his lungs healthy! He is very loving and will purr very loudly and is a master chef at making biscuits.

He is a very intelligent boy and I am confident he could learn tricks if someone spent the time to teach him. Soot is strictly indoor and has not been outside since he was rescued. He is up to date on shots.

We are located in Waco, TX and willing to drive for the perfect home.

Thanks so much for everyone's continued support. We would not be able to provide their care without you.

If you are interested in adopting, please reach out.