Winston is only 8 months old. A victim of Dahyeh, he arrived with shrapnel in his eyes… barely able to open them, his face covered in painful fungal infections. He is one of the four cats we rescued with Milo and Cindy. His condition is not the worst we’ve seen… but it could have been.
Three people are risking their lives daily in Dahyeh, feeding over 300 cats. They need at least 20 bags of food per week + 50 cans of wet food. All donations received have already been used. We have nothing left. Please help us keep them going. You can donate food directly, and we will arrange
Milo was almost two months old. A tiny kitten from Dahyeh. A baby who was born into war… and never knew anything else. We rescued him yesterday, along with Cindy and two other cats. He was so small… so fragile… and completely blind. The vet told us his eyes were severely infected, most likely from
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
Stella is crying in pain. She was not meant to be a war casualty. When the bombing started in the suburbs of Beirut, Stella’s family had to evacuate urgently. But unlike many heartbreaking situations we see during war, her family refused to abandon her. They took Stella with them because she is part of their
While bombs fall, many innocent animals are left injured, burned, starving, and alone. During these difficult days, our team and the brave feeders in Dahyeh continue rescuing, treating, and feeding the forgotten victims of war. But the medical bills, food, and emergency care are overwhelming. Your support allows us to keep saving lives. Please consider
A silent victim of the war. This cat can barely breathe. His nose is completely blocked with severe infection and secretions. His eyes are almost closed from pain. His mouth is severely damaged. He has a painful ulcer on his tongue. Eating or even breathing is extremely difficult for him. He is extremely weak and
The shock and the blast terrified her so much that she jumped violently and severely injured herself. The roof of her mouth split into two from the impact. Thankfully, the wound is not severe enough to require immediate surgery, but she is in extreme pain and cannot eat. She also has wounds on her chin,
Picture 1 In the middle of destruction, this mother cat is hugging her kitten. 📸 by Hiba Picture 2 Another victim of war. The explosion was so violent that the body looks almost like thin paper… dry and crusted. We cannot even understand what kind of blast could do this. 🎥 by Imad Animals do
