Thirty cats are trapped in a heartbreaking hoarding situation, living in squalor, infested with worms and parasites, and suffering from preventable medical conditions. Many are malnourished, sick, and desperate for help. I am working with a local 501(c)(3), but their funds have been depleted — and the cost to treat, spay/neuter, and rehabilitate these cats will run into the thousands.

I’ve already been able to remove five cats, including one who was so malnourished she couldn’t even be spayed. With proper care, these cats can recover — but we must pay for their veterinary treatment upfront before they can be seen.

Most of these cats are black cats, a group that is often overlooked and the last to be adopted. Without intervention, they will continue to suffer in dangerous, filthy conditions. I’m asking for help from my community to give these animals a chance at a healthy, safe life.

Every dollar goes directly toward vet visits, parasite treatment, spay/neuter surgeries, medications, and emergency care for the sickest cats. Your support will determine how many lives we can save.

Please help me help them. They have no one else.