Lollipop left the hospital and he is recovering in a foster home. Lollipop is in pain. He is not allowed to walk. His foster mom brings the litter to his bed so he can use it. He is frustrated💔 He is just a kitten♥️ Lollipop is another war victim. He has undergone 2 surgeries after

These adorable kittens were at risk of completely losing their vision due to the severity of the explosion in Dahye, and they were extremely thin and dehydrated. Their mother was nowhere to be found and we believe she died from the bombings in the area💔 Thankfully, Ashta & Assal are now much better, and each

Harvey and Tabboush have both been through terrible things. Both of them were burnt alive and abused. Tabboush was not only burnt, but someone also hit him in the face with a metal object, dislocating his jaw. Sadly, no surgery can fix his jaw. Harvey was also set on fire and shot multiple times, losing

This hero, Imad, is doing everything possible to help the cats of Dahyeh. He is relocating the strays to a safer place and feeding as many as he can, even under the threat of bombings. Another dedicated individual, Darine, is also risking her safety to feed the strays in Dahyeh and is in need of

Kastana is a victim of the ongoing war in the south of Lebanon. His body was burned all over after a deadly explosion. We don’t know how he survived such a horrible event. But that’s not all—Kastana is also battling multiple diseases: leishmania, babesia, and ehrlichia. He was supposed to look like a beautiful brown

Lollipop is a 5-month-old kitten who, like so many animals, has become a victim of this devastating war. He was inside a building when an explosion occurred next door. Terrified, Lollipop jumped from the building, breaking his jaw, his teeth and many other parts of his fragile body. The impact even shattered his nails and

Lebanon is in chaos. Every day, bombs rain down on the south and the capital without pause. We live in constant fear, not knowing if we will be next or who the next target will be. The devastation is beyond imagination. People have fled their homes, sleeping in the streets with nowhere to go. Many

Knefeh is a two-year-old Bichon who was abandoned by his family when the war started in the south. Thankfully, Mashallah Shelter rescued him, and we decided to take him under our care. Knefeh is a small dog, but he is extremely terrified and confused, not understanding anything of what’s happening around him. The good news