Gina Hutton

Two tiny stray kittens Blue, a little Siamese-type girl, and Moon, a sweet white and caramel baby, found their way to safety recently, and now they need a small push to get their first essential treatments. At around 5–6 weeks old, they need FIV testing, vaccinations, and deworming before they can be fully healthy and ready for loving homes. These first veterinary steps are the biggest hurdle, and once they're through it, the plan is to find them the wonderful forever families they deserve, or, if the heart wins out, welcome them into mine. I already care for three dogs and two cats, so I know what it means to give an animal a real home. And who knows, maybe Blue and Moon Bluemoon ) are the beginning of something bigger. An animal shelter has been a dream of mine for a very long time, and these two little ones may just be the first step toward making that real. Every euro donated goes directly toward their vet costs, nothing more. No amount is too small, and sharing this post is just as valuable as donating. Help Blue and Moon get their first real shot at life.

Buttercup is a very young puppy we came across at a local market where she was being given away. She was extremely timid, covered in ticks and fleas, and clearly hadn’t had the care she needed. We decided to take her in and give her a chance. On her first night with us, she became unwell and vomited a large number of roundworms, showing she needs urgent treatment and proper veterinary care. To make sure she gets the best possible start — and to keep our other dogs safe — she is currently in foster care while receiving treatment. In just a short time, Buttercup has already shown her true personality. She’s incredibly sweet, loving, and has gone from being scared to a happy, affectionate little puppy. We’ve completely fallen for her. Our goal is to bring her home once she’s healthy and give her everything she needs — including full treatment, vaccinations, and a safe, loving environment. We’ve set up this page to help cover the cost of her care, including: Parasite treatment Veterinary visits Vaccinations Preventative care Any support, big or small, would mean so much and go directly toward helping Buttercup grow into a healthy, happy dog. And if you’re not able to donate, sharing her story really helps too. Thank you for being part of Buttercup’s journey