We are deeply sorry for constantly sharing bad news on our page, but we are in the middle of a war, and sadly, there is little good that comes from itโespecially for the animals who are suffering. Please bear with us as we update you on these heartbreaking situations daily. On Friday, we lost Mocha.
Two Bichons, Luke and Benji, had the same past and the same fate. Both were abandoned on the streets. One was shaved and left among the cars, while the other had matted fur and was following people around, hoping for help. Both had a happy ending and got adopted in France. Both were under a
Odin has left us. We knew he will not make it, but we kept hoping for a miracle. Sadly, heโs now gone from this cruel, heartless worldโa world his pure soul didnโt belong to. Odin was a victim of war. He was left behind under heavy airstrikes in a heavily bombed area. His family didnโt
We recently took in a family of six from a heavily bombed area in Beirut. Sadly, the three kittens were in very poor condition and started to collapse soon after. Mocha was the weakest, with fluid in her lungs, and was only skin and bones. Her tiny, fragile body couldnโt take it, and she passed
๐๐๐ฌ๐ญ๐๐ง๐ โ Castana is a war survivor. An explosion nearby burned him badly, and he also tested positive for leishmania, erhlichia, and anaplasma. Castana is doing much better now, and his wounds have healed, though weโre not sure if his hair will grow back. He is still on treatment for leishmania, but hopefully, he will
Freddy is still fighting for his life. He is taking antibiotics to help ease the inflammation in his eyes. We canโt wait for him to reach 1 kilo so we can proceed with surgeries to remove both eyes. Freddy is a war victim at just one month old๐ Veronica, our war-survivor chick from Dahye, looks
Lollipop finally had his bandage removed! His pins are perfectly in place, and he is still safe in his foster home. We couldnโt be happier. Lollipop is a war victim. An explosion went off next to the building he was near, and he jumped in terror, breaking his jaw and all his toes. He needed
JJ and Ace were the oldest cats at the shelter. We rescued them back in August 2020, and from that time until now, Ace and JJ never received any adoption applications. It was heartbreaking that no one showed interest in them. They are the cutest and softest cats, but they were overlooked. Their brothers, Midnight
We have recently taken a family of six cats from Dahyeh, a heavily bombed suburb of Beirut, saved by @animalslebanon. This area endured intense airstrikes, and nearly all the buildings were destroyed. The catsโ building was in ruins, with broken furniture and debris everywhere, but thankfully, it hadnโt collapsed entirely. The former resident, who had
Buttercup is a victim of the ongoing war in Lebanon. Found in the south, Buttercup was discovered near the site of an explosion. She is estimated to be only four to five months old. Although she doesnโt have broken bones, the blast caused significant trauma to her body, affecting her nerves. This trauma has impaired
