Help us help the helpless

I have an eye for and a reputation for finding helpless animals that need it the most - the babies and the defenseless. People call and message me for help and I always do my best. I sleep in 3-4 hour sprints between feeding sessions. They are literally my babies until they can be on their own. I have paid for veterinary exams, treatments, surgeries, and diagnostics as well as supplies and medications from PetsMart, Pet Supermarket, Chewy, Amazon, etc. - all out of my own pocket. Once these animals are healthy and independent, they are off to forever homes. But I bear the cost up to that point. My pockets, like everyone's, are really thin right now but  I won't  stop helping the littles or even the seniors.  With my hours being cut I have the time, but my pay has also been cut at work.  Formula, meds, basic supplies, and vet bills are getting costly. I try to show all of my animal adventures online along with the cat colony that I promised a dying veteran to take care of - The Everyday People. He has since passed but I am still taking care of them. It's been almost 5 years. My wonderful husband has a veterinary medical background and that helps us save a lot! Again, I know this isn't the best time to ask for help but we really and honestly need the help!Thanks for reading, sharing this message, and helping in any way!  I'll keep sharing pictures and stories of everyone that comes across my path and heart.  Take care and if I can help you let me know! Pictured is Fred, about 5 weeks old. He was found today and has an upper respiratory infection, intestinal parasites and is dehydrated. His outlook is good, but he is one of many and there will surely be more. By the way, Fred is SUPER COOL and loving.