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Tweety didn’t make it… 💔 We lost her two weeks ago. We just needed time before we could say it out loud. Sometimes the losses are too heavy to share immediately. After everything we’ve been going through… we needed to process it first. Tweety wasn’t with us for long… but we were so attached to

The flu outbreak (or whatever it is💔) is still ongoing… The air they breathe and we breathe is very toxic. More cats are collapsing. More are being rushed to the hospital. They are struggling to breathe… We are doing everything we can, but it’s becoming too much. They are the ones paying the price 💔

It took us time to write this… because we needed time to understand, and to accept. Phoenix had his endoscopy, performed by @dariasaadeh@lebaneseveterinaryreferral . What we discovered broke us. The soft palate (roof of his mouth) is completely melted… it cannot heal, it cannot be fixed. This finally gave us an answer as to why

Some absences stay with us 🌈 At the shelter, we face loss often, and we know how important it is to keep a memory that feels close and real. So we created these small memorial pieces, handmade by local artists, to honor the moments you shared. All you need to do is send us: –

Kina is such a fighter 🧿 We are learning so much from her strength. Kina’s case is one of the hardest we have ever had. The vets are doing everything they can to keep her stable, and for that we are really grateful. She has undergone several minor surgeries to remove the dead skin that

Hero’s condition is devastating. He was caught in an explosion… his body burned, with a large open wound on his skin. He had already lost a lot of blood, and he was extremely dehydrated, which made his eyes sink in. As we examined him, we noticed he was limping. After doing X-rays, we discovered something

Because you cared, Jinnie had her surgery. The surgeon had to do a fascia temporalis flap to seal and reinforce that opening from the inside, preventing air from entering again. She will need weekly checkups to make sure it doesn’t inflate again. The exact cause is still unknown. There seems to be an abnormal connection

Phoenix has been struggling for a long time… and now we finally know why. His CT scan showed something very serious 💔 He has a severe infection in his nose and sinuses, filled with fluid, making it hard for him to breathe properly. There is also a hole in his sinus, which is letting air

Another batch of our cats was taken to the vet for checkups… and heartbreakingly, all of them are sick. Two more had to stay hospitalized: Juicy and Meshmosh. They developed fever, just like Zahra and Noura before them. The rest, thankfully, didn’t require hospitalization, but they are all on antibiotics and being closely monitored. This