Forever Fortunate Felines

Raising money for a 12 week old kitten named Kacey with stomach trouble. Her abdomen was extremely enlarged. Medication and tests were expensive.

⚠️ WARNING: the following pictures are graphic. The cat is at an emergency vet receiving all necessary care! ⚠️

Last week, a colony caretaker found herself in an unthinkable situation: a stray cat Kringle (fka Tom Tom) that would frequent her house for food showed up with a broken jaw, severely injured eye, bent leg, and countless injuries underneath. In pain and confusion, he made his way to her doorstep, the place he felt most familiar, and begged for help the only way he knew how.

The caretaker started calling, texting, doing anything to find out how to help Kringle. Slowly, the dreadful realization sunk in that absent a rescue, the only option was to relinquish him to a shelter, where he would be euthanized. He was on borrowed time due to the condition he was in, and Kringle needed help from a rescue asap. After posting it around, and the community rallying and promising donations to whomever helped, Forever Fortunate Felines, a rescue full of one-eyed, goofy misfits, intervened fast before it was too late.

Kringle was hospitalized immediately. He had jaw surgery, removal of his eye, and is still undergoing further treatment. He struggles to eat, which tends to be normal for cats in this situation. We do not know how long he will remain in vet and foster care, but he will make it through. He will survive, and before long, with a lot of TLC along the way, he will thrive.

Please help us cover his care! Hospitalizations and surgeries are so expensive, and rescues cannot do it without the support of our community. Thank you!

Hi, my name is Amanda and I am Bram’s foster mom. This handsome young man was born on May 10, 2024, with his three other siblings. But unlike his other siblings, he has a defect from birth. Unfortunately, we didn’t know about it until he was anesthetized to be neutered. This poor little handsome panther has a hole in his diaphragm, which causes his intestines to move into his lungs. So Bram isn’t able to run, play, jump, and exert all his kitten energy like a regular kitten. Please consider donating to this fundraiser so he can get the surgery he needs. It is so expensive because it needs to go to a specialty service, and they need a ventilator to help him breathe during the surgery.

10/1 1st Thank you everyone for your support,prayers and good vibes. Zoey is doing better and her belly getting smaller as the days go. . Thank you again.

Update: She is alert and her stomach grew a little more.

She is under treatment already. We are staying positive. Thank you for your support and donations to save her life.

Hi, I'm sorry asking for your help again. With your help, the rescue keeps helping save kittens. My foster, Zoey, her belly grew over the weekend so big like a balloon. She was taken to the veterinary to be evaluated. What I didn't want to hear were her results, FIP positive. She will be getting an injection for 84 days. I'm hoping my little baby will make it through. Without your help, this wouldn't be possible.

It breaks my heart that she has to go through this at 10 weeks. Today, Forever Fortunate Felines had to make the decision to have her euthanized or start her in a treatment. Gina and Michaela said not euthanized; she deserves a chance.

Thanks to Forever Fortunate Felines for helping her.

Any amount is appreciated. $1.00 from 100 people will make $100. Any amount of donation will help the rescue saving and getting them better.

Please, any amount will make a big difference.

Thank you

Meet Orco, a sweet and lovable cat who was sadly given up by his owners due to the overwhelming cost of his medical care, risking euthanasia. Thankfully, Forever Fortunate Felines stepped in to give him a second chance at life, taking him in to treat a severe urinary blockage. Orco is friendly, affectionate, and deserves a loving home where he can thrive. However, his medical treatment comes at a significant cost, and Forever Fortunate Felines is asking for your support to help cover his expenses. We need to raise $1,000 to ensure Orco receives the care he needs to recover and find his forever family. Every donation, no matter the size, makes a huge difference in giving this precious cat the chance at a happy and healthy life. Thank you for your kindness and support!