Rescued Kittens

 

These kittens are what happens when female cats are dumped outside and not spayed. They were rescued and fostered by Animal Aid. As soon as we could, they were brought to the vet to assess their wellness. All the kittens were sick with upper respiratory infections and two of them were infected with botflies. With the expert care from vets and patience and love from their foster home, these little guys are now healthy and looking for their FUR-ever homes!


Grumbles


Meet Grumbles! She came to us from a rural property. She had been dumped with other cats and is a result of cats not having been spayed or neutered. 
When Animal Aid was attempting to trap her she would often grumble every time we got near, hence her name. Once we were able to trap her, she was underweight, full of worms and had a fractured leg.
Over the last few weeks, she had had regular vet visits for splint changes, but she is healing well. Grumbles will be available for adoption soon!
It's through your support that Animal Aid is able to help animals in need and, as always, a special thanks to Bingo World and Gaming for their continued support. We couldn’t do it without you!
Thank you from Animal Aid

 

 

 

25 Rescued Cats

 
This month, we’re celebrating the incredible teamwork and compassion that changed the lives of more than 25 forgotten cats living on a farm. They had been left to live in filthy surroundings and left to fend for themselves, many sick and struggling.
A dedicated cat rescuer heard about the farm and stepped up to help. A kind-hearted foster stepped in to provide a safe haven for a mother cat and her three kittens. Soon after, a tiny orphaned kitten was discovered and the foster brought him into her care, uniting him with the other kittens.
Throughout this challenging rescue, Animal Aid stepped in to support the mission, covering the costs of veterinary care, food, and supplies. Thanks to the combined efforts of the rescuer, the foster, and Animal Aid, these cats finally have a chance at a healthier, happier future.

 

Meet Sassy and Jessie

At 10 months old, Sassy started life by being thrown out along with her siblings. They were dumped in a box and left on the street. With luck, they were found and Sassy found safety with a foster. She has gotten all her shots as well as been spayed.
The same lovely foster took in Jessie, a former feral cat who had developed many health problems. He is estimated to be around 15 years old and unfortunately, has severe dental issues and has yeast infections in both ears. We are treating him, and he’s on the road to recovery and an indoor life of retirement.