Cindy is not even three months old.
She is a tiny war victim from Dahyeh.
When she was found, her small body was covered in severe fungus. Her skin is inflamed, irritated, and parts of her fur are falling out as the infection is slowly eating away her skin.
We do not know what chemical substances are being used in the bombings, what is spreading in the air, or what these animals are being exposed to. But we are witnessing things we have never seen before.
Cats arriving blind.
Cats with severe infections.
Cats with skin diseases that spread aggressively.
Cindy is one of them.
On top of the fungus covering her body, Cindy suddenly started passing blood in her stool. We suspected parvo, a deadly virus for kittens. She tested negative on the PCR test, but she has been immediately isolated in case the result was a false negative.
Right now she is weak, exhausted, and fighting several battles at once.
She is just a baby.
A baby whose life started in the middle of war, explosions, fear, and sickness.
Cindy needs medication, isolation care, and constant monitoring to survive.
Please help us give this tiny survivor a chance.
Every donation helps us continue treating these innocent victims of war💔