Facilitate Rescue, Inc.

**Help Us Pay For The Surgeries of Two Sweet Kittens That They Desperately Needed**

Dear Friends, Animal Lovers, and Kind Strangers,

We, Facilitate Rescue Inc, are reaching out with a heartfelt plea to help two adorable and loving female kittens, Cordelia (double enucleation) and Morgana (single enucleation), who are facing a challenging medical journey. These sweet girls have brought so much joy and love into our lives,and will do the same for their future families. They were in desperate need of life-saving eye surgeries which we had done once their eye infections subsided.

**Meet Cordelia and Morgana**

Cordelia and Morgana are two precious kittens who were rescued from a difficult situation. Despite their rough start, they have shown incredible resilience and affection. They love to play, cuddle, and bring smiles to everyone they meet. Both Cordelia and Morgana suffer from severe eye problems that have significantly affected their quality of life.

**The Medical Situation**

Cordelia and Morgana were diagnosed with serious eye conditions that required immediate attention. The veterinarian recommended enucleation surgery (eye removal) for both of them to alleviate their pain and prevent further complications. This surgery was crucial for their well-being and now they'll have the chance to live happy, healthy lives without constant discomfort.

**How You Can Help**

We have set a goal of $3,500 to cover the full cost of the surgeries, before care, and aftercare. Any contribution, no matter how small, will make a significant difference in Cordelia and Morgana’s lives. If you are unable to donate, please consider sharing our campaign with your friends, family, and social networks.

**Thank You**

Your generosity and kindness will help give Cordelia and Morgana a pain-free life and the chance to enjoy their kittenhood to the fullest. We will keep everyone updated on their progress and recovery. From the bottom of our hearts, thank you for your support.

With gratitude,

Facilitate Rescue Inc.

https://www.facilitaterescue.org/

Meet Sweet Caroline! (ba ba ba)

Caroline is considered to be a special needs kitty. She was found by a good samaritan back in Feb in a parking lot of a business. She was completely emaciated and infected just about everywhere on her body. Especially her back end, eyes, and ears. Caroline has been to multiple vets over the last few months and she has taken several antibiotics for infections and skin issues. She very aggressively licks and chews her body which eventually leads to open wounds which leads to infection. The 1st vet felt that this was most likely a flea allergy. Now is believed to be possibly food or environmental. As a result of this, Caroline is currently on a six week food sensitivity diet that is very expensive along with three new medicines. Caroline needs a full allergy test done for both food and environmental. The plan is that once the infection is gone, she will be spayed and given allergy testing as well as a biopsy of the most severe area while she is under anesthesia. This is an expensive cost for the rescue. Caroline has been so grateful from the very first day her good samaritan rescued her and brought her to us. It has been slow progress and she’s gone through so much more than a kitty should ever have to. She’s so loving and sweet despite it all and just wants to be in your lap all of the time. She does not care about your dogs, cats, children, loud noises, or really anything at all other than just being close to you and not itching so much. She has the cutest grumpy face, little chattering sounds, and a little white bow tie shape on her lips. When her fur grows back in healthy, I believe her whole body will be a beautiful brown espresso and white color. Recovery from being emaciated takes months and longer where there are many other complications that she has suffered from as well. Please consider donating towards her vet expenses, diet, & special needs items. She needs your help desperately. Then she will be looking for a nice warm lap with her furever someone. Someone who is committed to keeping her healthy. That someone will be so lucky to have such an incredibly sweet and loving girl by their side furever. Thank you for helping. Sincerely, Laura Landine (Caroline’s foster mom)

We'd love to introduce Clawdia and Birdie to you!

Clawdia, a ball of love, came to us when a good samaritan reached out about a kitty that had been attacked by something. Her foster has already done an amazing job at cleaning her up and getting her on her healing journey. While she's not quite ready to go on to her forever home, and is still healing, we definitely do need funds to assist with the care she needs!

Next, we want everyone to meet Birdie, the newest FRI resident. She was brought into Lee County Animal Control after being shot with what the vet thinks is buckshot. One pellet is still in her belly, which has healed and is not causing issues for now, and the other completely shattered her tibia. Unfortunately, vet care was not found for the kitty immediately, and her leg has begun to heal as it is.

Some truly amazing people advocated for Birdie, and we love them for it. She has a fantastic foster who stepped up to ensure she had a safe place to recover after her surgery. Given the extensive damage to her leg, she will be going on Thursday to have the leg amputated and begin her road to recovery, and then to her forever home.

We know that times are tough right now, so any little thing that you can give to assist us with their care would be extra appreciated.