Mason's Helping Paw Inc

Mr. Fluffy, a beloved community cat, was found severely injured after an apparent attack. He was rushed to the ER, where he received lifesaving treatment, including wound cleaning. His care has already totaled $1,100, with ongoing follow-ups needed.

Your support can make a difference in his recovery. Any contribution will go directly toward his medical needs and continued care.

Please consider donating to help Mr. Fluffy heal and return to his colony safe and sound. Thank you for your compassion!

We are hoping he ends up enjoying life indoors and decides to stay.

Mason's Helping Paw Inc. is a small non profit organization working tirelessly at helping feral, stray, abandoned cats and kittens who are having a tough time surviving the streets. We additionally help low income families with veterinary care. We proudly have helped countless cats and kittens find forever homes and hope to continue our work for many years to come.

Our Little Starr has a heart murmur and requires an echocardiogram. We are hopeful that it is just benign and not any heart disease. We could really use your help in reaching goal to get Starr her echo.

You can make a difference by donating today to Mason's Helping Paw Inc.

We are a small non profit organization based out of Queens, NY working tirelessly at helping feral, stray, abandoned cats and kittens who are having a tough time surviving the streets of NYC. We additionally help low income families with veterinary care. We proudly have helped countless cats and kittens find forever homes and hope to continue our work for many years to come.

We are still $3393 in vet debt. We come a long way from when we where at the end of the year. It has been ROUGH for a small group like us. As we reach mid year please help us get out of debt, so we can continue helping more cats and kittens in need.

No amount is too small that $1-$5 donations add up and truly make a HUGE difference.

Kobe has been struggling for multiple months and the diagnostics done thus far has not resulted in a clear indication of what is going on. Tomorrow he will have an ultrasound Md we are hopeful to get more answers.

please consider a small donation. No amount is too small.

You can make a difference by donating today to Mason's Helping Paw Inc.

We are a small non profit organization based out of Queens, NY working tirelessly at helping feral, stray, abandoned cats and kittens who are having a tough time surviving the streets of NYC. We additionally help low income families with veterinary care. We proudly have helped countless cats and kittens find forever homes and hope to continue our work for many years to come.

Cafesito was hospitalized on 3/3/24 after experiencing effort breathing and becoming lethargic. As per ER doctor's review of X-ray it looked like there was a mass in the chest, but the point of care machine was not that sensitive and what may look like a mass could have been thick fluid. They shared his lungs should of looked fully expanded, but they were not. They looked scalloped, and pulled away. There also saw some free fluid but not enough to explain why his lungs were that way. Today he was saw by internal medicine to run further diagnostics. Unfortunately his breathing became more labored and went into cardiac arrest this afternoon. We elected CPR. He was brought back to only leave us again for good.

Cafesito our hearts are broken, but we fought hard. We loved hard. Fly high little one. Until we meet again.

You can make a difference by donating today to Mason's Helping Paw Inc.

Our rescue started in 2023 carrying over 2022 vet debt. Despite limiting our intake of new cats in need (which we hate to do) we still accrued rapidly growing debt due to multiple medical emergencies. We have arrived to the point where we have had to STOP intakes. Our rescue is in serious trouble as the amount of monetary donations and food/supply donations does not balance out with the incoming donations that are received to keep us afloat.

I know I do not face this challenge alone as many other rescuers are in the same boat. So whether you donate to me or any other rescuer, please consider donating to someone. $1 donations are better than no donations.