Check out this sweet boy, dubbed James. His caregivers in North Philly reached out for local help when James showed up suffering from an upper respiratory infection with a runny nose, discharge, and non-stop sneezing. James was TNR’d over eight years ago and is deeply loved by his community.
We are proud to donate $360 toward medical care for James thanks to our generous supporters! Feel better, James! Read more here.
When the sweetest street kitty, later named Cara, arrived at her foster home, she was in dire need of lifesaving care. After being rescued by our friends at Philadelphia’s Urgent Rescue & Relief, Inc. PURR, Cara became lethargic, was very sick, and experiencing dental problems.
After Cara’s emergency veterinary visit, it was determined she would need extensive dental surgery to remove infected teeth to give her the happiest and healthiest life possible. Cara’s medical bills are climbing into the thousands, and we were pleased to donate towards her medical care.
Cara isn’t out of the woods yet but is slowly on her way to recovery and getting a second chance at a pain-free life. For updates, visit PURR’s website here.
| Maria is a young adult cat who recently ended up at ACCT as a stray. Maria came in with four older kittens presumed to be her babies but they were old enough to be weaned for their fur-ever homes. We were hopeful for her journey at a second chance and offered to sponsor part of her medical care for anyone interested in rescuing her. Our friends at Out of the Woods rescue came to Maria’s rescue and welcomed her into their care! Maria is the sweetest girl who loves head scratches and is looking for a loving home where she can relax and be loved. |
Thanks for saving Queen Lateefers, Flossy Flossy, and Grillz, PAWS!
An update from PAWS “When this sweet young cat (Queen Lateefers) arrived at the city shelter, it was clear she needed help. Surrendered with three newborn kittens (Flossy Flossy and Grillz) whose health was failing, Queen also had a hole in the roof of her mouth due to a cleft palate, which could cause food to travel into her nasal cavity or lungs if left uncorrected.
After being scooped up by PAWS, this sweet three-year-old has been in a loving foster home for the last month while her kittens nursed and weaned. Now that her kittens are old enough, we can determine if her cleft palate can be repaired! She has a consult with a veterinarian at VSEC on July 5th and we’re optimistic that we’ll be able to move forward with surgery.
This generous funding from Philadoptables will be an incredible help in offsetting the cost of this extensive procedure.”
Sweet Turnip arrived as a stray at ACCT, after being found roaming alone with a large infected mass on her back end. She was rushed to the exam room and because of her critical condition, she was eligible for early release from her stray hold.
When our friends at Tiny Paws Rescue stepped up to save her, we happily donated $300 towards her medical care. Thanks to TPR, Turnip has a second chance at life…and love!