Fire kitties rescue fund
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Helping Hands 4 Paws is a non profit (501.3.c) animal rescue
FYI - THIS IS THE MESSAGE WE RECEIVED
Please Share! A dear friend (Johnny Reeder-The man in picture) has passed away in a house fire recently and he had many cats. They are not feral, Just a little skiddish as they only knew Johnny. Since I have been feeding them everyday, some are starting to come up to me and i can rub them. With his passing there is no longer anyone to take care of them. I went out today to feed them and all they have is a burnt home filled with soot and the smell of the fire which is very unhealthy for them. I have contacted many rescue centers and they are full and cannot take on anymore. There are about 15 cats and from my understanding several have died in the fire as well. I do not know if any of them are spayed or not, I was told some were and some werent. They are indoor/outdoor cats. I am however in the process of trying to catch them all and bring them to my home where I can put them in kennels and out of the elements. Please share this and help me find them a home. This man loved all his cats and its the least I can do is find them loving homes. I really dont want animal control to come get them. These babies are located off Hwy 705 between Robbins and Seagrove NC. If you are interested in any of them please let me know. Please Share. PLEASE
This happened 12/24/2015
As of this date, HH4Paws (501.3.c) has taken 12 into our foster homes. The first 3 (sickest) went to the vet yesterday. All have upper respiratory infections, intestinal problems, and of course,fleas (we treated) and none are spayed. We don't think any of this group have been spayed or neutered.
Most of these babies are friendly, just shy from all of the upheaval in their lives. When they are healthy, they will be available for adoption.
This is a huge undertaking for our small group and we desperately need donations. Any amount is welcome. All funds will be used for medical expenses and food/litter to care for all of these sweet babies.
FYI - THIS IS THE MESSAGE WE RECEIVED
Please Share! A dear friend (Johnny Reeder-The man in picture) has passed away in a house fire recently and he had many cats. They are not feral, Just a little skiddish as they only knew Johnny. Since I have been feeding them everyday, some are starting to come up to me and i can rub them. With his passing there is no longer anyone to take care of them. I went out today to feed them and all they have is a burnt home filled with soot and the smell of the fire which is very unhealthy for them. I have contacted many rescue centers and they are full and cannot take on anymore. There are about 15 cats and from my understanding several have died in the fire as well. I do not know if any of them are spayed or not, I was told some were and some werent. They are indoor/outdoor cats. I am however in the process of trying to catch them all and bring them to my home where I can put them in kennels and out of the elements. Please share this and help me find them a home. This man loved all his cats and its the least I can do is find them loving homes. I really dont want animal control to come get them. These babies are located off Hwy 705 between Robbins and Seagrove NC. If you are interested in any of them please let me know. Please Share. PLEASE
This happened 12/24/2015
As of this date, HH4Paws (501.3.c) has taken 12 into our foster homes. The first 3 (sickest) went to the vet yesterday. All have upper respiratory infections, intestinal problems, and of course,fleas (we treated) and none are spayed. We don't think any of this group have been spayed or neutered.
Most of these babies are friendly, just shy from all of the upheaval in their lives. When they are healthy, they will be available for adoption.
This is a huge undertaking for our small group and we desperately need donations. Any amount is welcome. All funds will be used for medical expenses and food/litter to care for all of these sweet babies.
Organizer and beneficiary
Debbie Kemp
Organizer
Winston-Salem, NC
Sandra Austin
Beneficiary
