Three tiny puppies on the street. One disappeared. One couldn’t breathe. One waited alone. They found each other again at APC. Today they are both safe, loved, and home. From survival… to snow, forests, kisses, and forever families 🤍 Thank you to everyone who made this possible especially @patounes_sans_frontieres .

Many of you may remember Lucky, the little puppy we found in Dahyeh after people started returning to their homes. We hoped we could save his leg. But the heartbreaking news is that his leg is not fractured. Most likely, trauma during the bombings damaged the nerve between his brain and his front paw. Lucky

Oat’s CT scan results came back. It is confirmed: Oat has TVT cancer. The only piece of good news is that the cancer has NOT metastasized. Tomorrow, Oat will undergo surgery to remove the tumor. Afterward, he will still need several chemotherapy sessions. Please, we urgently need your help once again. We know these emergency

Jovi was only a puppy when someone beat him so badly that his leg fractured💔 He was in pain, alone, and struggling on the streets until we took him in. After surgery, care, and a lot of love, his life slowly started to change. Then came the miracle… Thanks to @patounes_sans_frontieres , Jovi found the

Alex is still at the hospital… and we urgently need your help. The first time we saw Alex, he was barely alive. Emaciated. Severely dehydrated. Unable to close his mouth. Unable to eat properly because of the huge painful ulcers covering his tongue and mouth. Since then, Alex has been hospitalized fighting for his life.

One of our residents, Hummus, escaped from her foster home after managing to slip out of her harness. We are absolutely devastated and have been searching for her since the early morning hours. Last seen: Behind the building of Sagesse University, Forn El Chebbak, around 1:00 a.m. Hummus is a very traumatized and extremely shy

He was rescued from Dahyeh after an explosion hit next to him. His family left him behind when the war started. His eyes had popped out. We removed both of his eyes. He slowly started adapting to life as a blind cat. He learned his surroundings, started eating again, playing again, trusting again. We neutered

Pepito was surrendered to our shelter after living a heartbreaking life. His family kept him locked on a balcony, refused to neuter him, never vaccinated him, and were bothered by his constant meowing… when in reality, Pepito was simply asking for love and attention. From the moment he arrived, we discovered the real Pepito: one

A month ago, Oat started bleeding from his private area. We rushed him to the specialist immediately. An ultrasound showed a wound, likely caused by constant friction with the ground. Oat is blind. He was shot before. And ever since the war and bombings, he barely moves from fear. He stays sitting most of the