Millie Moo and Brooke have both been diagnosed with Neurological FIP. This is a death sentence if not treated. Treatment is available, but extremely expensive.

Our sweet Harrison has been diagnosed with wet form FIP. Zack beat this dreadful disease and we have to believe that with treatment, Harrison can, too! Please help us help him fight.

I am a foster mom for the Cherokee Humane Society. Over the years, I've lost 5 cats to a terrible disease called FIP. It has always been a death card, vets giving me no hope, and losing in the end. I know all my rescue friends have lost to this as ...

Poor Nero found his way to a kind person who would feed him, and eventually caught him. We can see he has been suffering for a long time. He limps around putting weight on the outside of his paw and now has a huge wound there. The vet says that it is ...

We need to buy vaccines to protect our cats/kittens from illness. We move hundreds of cats/kittens every year. Each one getting 1-3 FVRCP vaccines. The person who donates the most will win these Cat Lady Glasses!

We pull cats and kittens, dogs and puppies from high kill shelters. We save them and find them forever homes. Often this leads to high vet bills. We need some urgent help paying some of these bills so we can keep saving lives.

Meet Carla, the sweetest, most beautiful girl. She was spayed last week, excited to find her forever home. By Sunday, bruises were spreading all over her. We want her to get all the care she needs!

We try to save as many pets as we possibly can, but that is a very heavy expense. Until the end of the month, we have a generous donor to match donations! Please help us maximize this offer and save even more pets!

Foster brothers Garrett and Dodge have developed some strange symptoms that they are seeing a doctor for. After several tests, we still don't have a firm diagnosis and expenses are running high. We want them to get everything they need.

Please help us help community cats! Everywhere community cats are in need of assistance. They are turned into Animal Control, they are behind the stores and restaurants, neighborhoods. They need spayed/neutered, vaccinated and often relocated.