Save Brevard County Cats Now!
Déductible des impôts
Jelly Bean - a 3 week old kitten turned into the shelter with a broken leg, rescue needed by close time or euthanasia would be only option
Ruger - a 1 1/2 yr old cat with a severe leg wound, a friendly ear tip that could never be placed up for adoption.
Melinda - a 5 week old kitten born in the shelter, moved into isolation room due to eye infection, whole litter at risk of euthanasia as a result.
There's been 19 other cats in the past several weeks that have been saved as well!
H.O.P.E. is a non profit rescue located in Brevard County Florida. H.O.P.E. is currently trying to pull as many cats as we can out of the local county high kill shelters, in particular the isolation rooms. In these shelters once a cat enters the Isolation room, it can never be returned to the adoption floor again. Since the public cannot view the Isolation room, these cats are doomed unless a rescue can pull them out.
H.O.P.E. is starting a facility to be able to treat and recover these cats prior to putting them up for adoption. it will be all volunteer run, so all donations go directly to the cats care.
H.O.P.E. is pulling as many cats out of the isolation room as possible, as quickly as we can. These cats usually need to be medicated, need to be fixed, vaccinated, tested for feline leukemia and aids, fecal tested for parasites, and sometimes these cats need major surgeries. We have pulled cats needed enucleation (eye removal), leg amputations, legs pinned, and many other major surgeries. We try to keep pulling no matter what, to save these cats life, as without us they will die. Now we need your help in order to continue to do this. Every cat we pull is considered safe, meaning it is in a no kill organization. These cats will die without your help. Please donate today!
Photo Credit of Second photo: Riley Shortt (Thank you for photographing our cats!) and Photo Of Melinda the tortie also taken by Riley Shortt.
Ruger - a 1 1/2 yr old cat with a severe leg wound, a friendly ear tip that could never be placed up for adoption.
Melinda - a 5 week old kitten born in the shelter, moved into isolation room due to eye infection, whole litter at risk of euthanasia as a result.
There's been 19 other cats in the past several weeks that have been saved as well!
H.O.P.E. is a non profit rescue located in Brevard County Florida. H.O.P.E. is currently trying to pull as many cats as we can out of the local county high kill shelters, in particular the isolation rooms. In these shelters once a cat enters the Isolation room, it can never be returned to the adoption floor again. Since the public cannot view the Isolation room, these cats are doomed unless a rescue can pull them out.
H.O.P.E. is starting a facility to be able to treat and recover these cats prior to putting them up for adoption. it will be all volunteer run, so all donations go directly to the cats care.
H.O.P.E. is pulling as many cats out of the isolation room as possible, as quickly as we can. These cats usually need to be medicated, need to be fixed, vaccinated, tested for feline leukemia and aids, fecal tested for parasites, and sometimes these cats need major surgeries. We have pulled cats needed enucleation (eye removal), leg amputations, legs pinned, and many other major surgeries. We try to keep pulling no matter what, to save these cats life, as without us they will die. Now we need your help in order to continue to do this. Every cat we pull is considered safe, meaning it is in a no kill organization. These cats will die without your help. Please donate today!
Photo Credit of Second photo: Riley Shortt (Thank you for photographing our cats!) and Photo Of Melinda the tortie also taken by Riley Shortt.
Organisateur
Jennifer Gardner
Organisateur
Satellite Beach, FL
Helping Overpopulation Of Pets End Inc
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