Animal Aid & Adoption

Animal Aid & Adoption

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.

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.

Patrick had been living out on the streets for approximately 5 years, but after he appeared injured, a resident of the neighborhood reached out to Animal Aid for assistance. We were happy to take him in and arrange a foster home for him to stay at.

As soon as we were able, he was assessed by our vets. He had ear mites, fleas and cuts all over his body. He received a bath, flea treatment, antibiotics, was neutered and was fully vetted. Patrick is now on a limited-ingredient duck diet due to food allergies and later this month will be receiving dental surgery as he has plaque and fractured teeth. He is a very happy cat with a bright future ahead of him.

It's through your support that Animal Aid is able to help people and animals in need and, as always, a special thanks to Bingo World and Gaming for their continued support.

A lovely woman had been caring for her two cats since they were 5 weeks old. But, 15 years later, one of her cats, Sherlock, was diagnosed with chronic ear infections. Unfortunately, the vet she had been going to for years refused to do any kind of work, as she couldn't provide the money up front.

That’s when Animal Aid stepped in. We sent her to our trusted friends at Bayview 7 Animal Hospital, where they discovered that Sherlock’s infection was resistant to antibiotics. With standard treatments proving ineffective, the only option left was to remove his ear canal entirely. Now, as he recovers, he is receiving the care and comfort he needs. The staff at the clinic absolutely fell in love with him, and he was terrific with them.