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Meet Sol, a tiny kitten who can’t see the world around him. He was found alone on the streets, struggling to find his way, not even knowing how to cross the road.
We couldn’t leave him out there, so now he’s with us.
His eyes are damaged due to a severe infection, and he may need surgery to remove them.
But for now, we’re using special eye drops to help with the discharge.
Sol is about 6 months old.
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This kitten faced a heartless act, being tossed in the garbage. A lady stopped the cruelty, only to discover she was fully paralyzed.
We couldn’t turn away from her.
Tomorrow, she’s off to the vet.
The kitten, her name is yet to be decided, is being force fed, receiving milk through a syringe. These are the kind of cases weโve faced before, and they come with a substantial cost ๐ between surgery, MRI, x-rays, and physiotherapy. The expenses are significant, totaling no less than $3,000.
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Once a house cat, she was heartlessly abandoned on the streets and endured a brutal kick to her eye, nearly costing her vision.
While the odds aren’t in her favor, her sight can be saved. She’s currently on eye drops, and we’re hoping for the best. Surgery might be necessary to remove the eye if it doesn’t heal as hoped.
Fluffy is around 1.5 years old.
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Pretty, mother of our late Oscar, is now under our care. If you’ve been following us, you might remember that Pretty was once part of our TNR program. She was spayed and released. But once her son died from parvo and dog bites, we feared for Prettyโs safety, so we made the decision to bring her off the streets.
Back then, we didn’t receive any donations to cover her spaying expenses.
5. ๐๐ฎ๐ค-๐๐ฎ๐ค
Tuk-Tuk, found herself in a cage for months after a devastating dog bite led to the amputation of her leg. Instead of receiving the care and comfort she needed, her previous guardians chose to abandon her at the clinic, leaving her to face months of confinement in a cage, unable to move.
The lack of mobility has taken its toll, and Tuk-Tuk is now dealing with obesity. We couldn’t bear to see her in such conditions, and she’s now under our care. Our surgeon will evaluate her to ensure her amputation was done correctly.
All five cases adds up to an expense, not less than $5,000.
They all need beside surgeries,
essential steps like spaying, blood work, FIV/FELV & parvo testing, spot on, deworming and vaccinations.
In this tough time for Lebanon, your assistance is extremely needed๐๐ป