Teddy was once chained in the rain, nothing but skin and bones. We rescued him and he stayed with us for two years—our good boy, our butler, everyone’s favorite! Then one day, an amazing woman named Bernadette took him in and fostered him in Mallorca, Spain, where he started living the best life. Teddy was

We were happy to welcome @lwis.cis to APC recently. They visited us several times with different groups of students. The children got to meet our animals and learn about the lives of dogs and cats, and the importance of animal welfare through short presentations. We are very grateful to the school for raising awareness among

Taco is one of our latest rescue. When we found him at Karantina, he was just 4 months old, being attacked by older dogs and had bite wounds around his neck. He’s now 6 months old, sterilized, vaccinated and safe—but he still needs your help. Recently, Taco had a cyst on his belly. It was

Biscuit has left the hospital. He is being treated for heart disease and FIP. Sadly, he is very down and barely eating. We are doing our best to help him, but what he really needs now is a loving foster home. Taking care of him is easy—we will guide you through everything. Mr. Grey is

Simi is still in critical condition, but he’s holding on like a true fighter. A big thank you to @nadiyamakary for the incredible care she is giving our baby—if he makes it, it is because of her♥️  

Before the war started, we were trying to coordinate with two amazing ladies—Amanda and her daughter Emma—to come to Lebanon and help take some of our rescued cats to safety. The war delayed the plan, but last week, they made it happen. Amanda traveled to Canada and took with her Freddy, a war victim who

Simi was hit brutally by a car. The driver didn’t even stop to check what they had done. This poor cat has been fighting for his life ever since. He is still in critical condition and currently hospitalized. Simi’s body is full of infections. He had a feeding tube placed, but it had to be

Simi was found on the street, screaming in pain, not understanding what was happening to him. He was in a horrifying state—his jaw disfigured and drooling, looking completely dislocated. One eye was popped out, and the other looked abnormal. He wouldn’t stop crying. We rushed him to the hospital. The surgeon was shocked. His entire

Simi, the new cat we posted about yesterday, is in very bad condition. We will do everything we can to help him survive, and we’ll post more details about his case soon. We also have Biscuit, who was diagnosed with heart disease and now has a high fever. He was taken yesterday to the hospital,

Mr. Grey had a check-up with the surgeon, and his stitches are clean. If all goes well, we might remove the stitches on Wednesday, and the feeding tube the week after. Once the tube is removed, he can start eating from his mouth. His health is stable, he’s gaining strength, becoming more active, and asking