Animal Aid & Adoption

Animal Aid & Adoption

In a quiet neighborhood, there lived a remarkable woman I call the Angel of Mercy. With a heart full of kindness, she dedicated her life to helping animals in distress. Every day, she fed the stray cats in her area and built outdoor shelters for those she couldn’t bring inside. Her home, a sanctuary for many, often found itself bursting at the seams with furry friends in need.

One chilly evening, as the sun dipped below the horizon, she heard frantic meows and scratching at her back door. It was a little cat, barely a year old, desperately crying to come inside. This was unusual behavior for a feral cat, and the woman sensed that something was terribly wrong. Despite her home being full, she knew she couldn’t turn the cat away. With a gentle heart, she opened the door and welcomed her in.

With no available space left inside, she quickly set up her bathroom as a temporary refuge. The bathtub was lined with soft blankets and a cozy pillow, and she provided food and water. The little cat, relieved to be safe, settled in for the night.

But in the early hours of the morning, strange sounds filled the bathroom. Curious, the lady peeked in to find the little cat had given birth to a litter of the most adorable kittens. The sight tugged at her heartstrings—this brave mother had risked everything to protect her young.

Realizing the urgency of the situation, the lady immediately contacted Animal Aid & Adoption. Our dedicated team sprang into action, getting the new family examined by a veterinarian. To everyone’s relief, both the mother and kittens received a clean bill of health.

This could have had a very different outcome. Recognizing the challenges feral cats face-harsh weather, predators, and a constant fight for survival on the streets, she knew they needed a safe place to thrive. The mother cat and her kittens were transferred to one of our trained foster homes, where they would be cared for until they were ready for adoption.

This heartwarming story is a testament to the lengths a mother will go to protect her young. Thanks to the compassion of one remarkable woman, a little cat settled were given a second chance at life. Together with the help of Animal Aid & Adoption, they embarked on a journey toward safety, love, and forever homes.

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to this wonderful woman and hope her act of kindness resonates with others. If more people followed her example, the world would be a kinder and less angry place to live.

Animal Aid received a call about two mother cats and their three kittens in need of help, and so of course we responded. A man had found them living in his backyard, and while he has cats of his own, he didn't have the space for these ones as well. So he called Animal Aid, and we were quick to get out there to catch them all. They were severely dehydrated and sick, but because of the dedicated vet staff, they were all able to bring them to far better health. One of the vet staff even adopted a kitten. The two other kittens are currently still up for adoption, while the moms have been spayed and returned to the man who found them. Animal aid will even provide a heated shelter, and they can stay together.

She is a gentle 10 years old Labrador mix and was in unrelenting pain. Her owner struggling with the burdens of everyday life, faced the grim reality that he couldn’t afford the life-saving surgery that Maisie desperately needed. He reached out to Animal Aid And Adoption who are committed to saving lives and he was able to rush Maisie to the Vet where she received emergency surgery immediately. The surgery was daunting , a complete hysterectomy was performed to relieve Maisie’s suffering. This story has an amazing ending because Maisie has made a complete recovery and is doing great. The main thing to take away from this is please do not hesitate to SPAY or NEUTER your pet. In the long run, you are saving them from something like this ever happening to them.

These two beauties were just trapped. They come from a horrible area and were endanger of being injured or even killed as the site is being demolished and construction will soon begin. They have been to the vet and have been thoroughly checked out and all the appropriate shots have been given. Cindy did require dentistry as one of her teeth were broken and the other one had an abscess. These two are the lucky ones. They are now headed up to our affiliate feral cat rescue and the Cat Whisperer, where they will be socialized and get their forever homes that they deserve. Unfortunately this is the life that these animals suffer living outside, whether born out there or dumped. Thanks to your ongoing support we are able to bring them in from the cold. We still have 6 more to catch to finish up the area. We will keep you informed as they come in.