We need your help to care for 21 cats rescued from a situation that was quickly getting worse!

When a woman in North Georgia adopted three cats, she wanted to give them a loving home. But none of the cats were spayed or neutered, and before long, her household had grown to 21 cats—three litters from the original male and two mother cats, with kittens ranging in age from six months to just two weeks old.

By the time she reached out for help, the kittens and their mothers were struggling. They were malnourished, severely infested with fleas, and showing signs of anemia. Without immediate care, the youngest kittens likely would not have survived.

Thanks to a coordinated community effort, we intervened just in time—not only to save these cats’ lives, but also to prevent additional litters.

But our work is only beginning—we need your help to continue this critical care.

Donations will go directly to Dr. Geren to cover the costs of:

• flea treatment

• medicine

• vaccinations

• microchips

• spaying/neutering

Every contribution helps ensure these 21 cats have the care they need and the chance at the happy lives they deserve as we get them healthy and ready for adoption.

Please join our village of care and help these cats today.

Donations by check can also be sent directly to:

Piedmont Animal Clinic / Dr. Nancy Geren

1870 Hog Mountain Rd, Watkinsville, GA 30677

Thank you!