Hello everyone,

My name is Tiana Ngo. I am a U.S. Navy veteran who has dedicated the last three years of my life to rescuing the most vulnerable animals in our community. What started as helping a few cats in need quickly became a full-time mission to save the most vulnerable and overlooked animals suffering on our streets.

I rescue tirelessly and relentlessly, without breaks, because I simply cannot bear to see them suffering. My focus has always been the most urgent and critical cases — neonatal kittens, severely sick or injured cats, and animals who are dying without intervention. Many of the cats I rescue are in heartbreaking condition when I find them, but with medical care, patience, and constant dedication, I work to rehabilitate them and give them a chance at a life where they are safe, loved, and cared for.

In addition to rescuing urgent medical cases, I feed over 100 community cats every single night across five different cities all over Orange County and regularly trap cats so they can be spayed and neutered. Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) is one of the most important ways we can reduce the suffering of animals in our communities and prevent countless kittens from being born into lives of hardship.

For the past three years, I have funded almost all of this work myself because turning away from animals in need has never been an option for me.

Rescue also became something deeply personal for me.

After losing both of my parents, I fell into a deep and debilitating depression. There were days where I could barely get out of bed. In the middle of that darkness, rescuing animals gave me a reason to keep going. Caring for the most vulnerable lives slowly brought me back to life. In many ways, saving them ended up saving me too.

What began as a way to survive my grief became my life’s mission and purpose.

But the reality is that rescue work comes with constant financial strain. Veterinary bills for urgent medical cases, medications, spay and neuter surgeries, food, and supplies add up quickly. The need continues to grow, and I have reached a point where I can no longer carry this mission alone.

I am humbly asking for support from the community so that I can continue this lifesaving work.

Every donation, no matter the amount, goes directly toward the care of the animals — including emergency veterinary treatment, medications, food, spay and neuter surgeries, and rescue supplies for the hundreds of cats I care for across Orange County.

If you are able to contribute, please know that your support directly helps save lives and reduce suffering for animals who have no one else fighting for them.

Thank you for your compassion, your prayers, and your support.

With So Much Love & Gratitude,

Tiana Ngo