We recently took in a family of six from a heavily bombed area in Beirut.
Sadly, the three kittens were in very poor condition and started to collapse soon after.

Mocha was the weakest, with fluid in her lungs, and was only skin and bones. Her tiny, fragile body couldnโ€™t take it, and she passed away immediately at the hospital.

Mocha was suffering from bronchitis due to all the dust and chemicals she inhaled from the explosions and airstrikes๐Ÿ’”

Losing her has broken our hearts. She didnโ€™t deserve this, and she didnโ€™t ask to be caught in a war. She suffered silently๐Ÿ’”
She was buried at APC๐ŸŒˆ

Micho and Mila went to the hospital too and they are on IV; they are severely anemic – though they were eating really well – and have a high fever of 40ยฐC.
Both tested negative for Parvo but Mila tested positive for Corona and she is being monitored๐Ÿ’”

Ash, another war victim, had to be rushed to the hospital too. She stopped eating and was vomiting a lot. She had an echo and everything looked normal but she is not okay.
She was kept at the hospital and IV and she is being monitored too๐Ÿ˜”

This is only today๐Ÿ˜ญ

Odin is still in critical condition and hasnโ€™t eaten since Tuesday.
His kidneys are failing as a side effect of the chemo, but we are hoping and praying to see any sign of improvement๐Ÿ’”

Our animals are getting infected from the dust and chemicals in the air caused by explosions and airstrikes.
Weโ€™ve never seen so many animals with burns and viruses. Some seem fine one day and are gone the next.
We are terrified for the animals we are rescuing from these war zones.
The chemicals they are inhaling during the airstrikes and explosions are harming them badly and we feel helpless and hopeless๐Ÿ’”

We are praying hard for our animals to recover๐Ÿ˜ญ Please help us support them; we are barely receiving donations, and we desperately need your help๐Ÿ’”

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