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Buddy's Dental Fundraiser
One of our volunteers, Jenn, has been helping an elderly woman get the cats she feeds spayed and neutered for the last 6 months. Thats how she met Buddy. Buddy is a 5 year old sweetheart who has been fed by this woman for about 3 years now. She believes he was once someone’s cat, and that they abandoned him.
Buddy is now fully vetted and in a foster home. Upon examining him, the vet noticed a cracked tooth, a cavity, and severe gum disease. Buddy had dental surgery on Tuesday and needed almost all of his teeth removed. He is healing nicely in his foster home and will is ready to meet his furever family. The cost of the bloodwork and the surgery came to $910.
With your help, For Animals Inc. can reach this goal and continue the work we’ve set out to do in this campaign.
Please help if you can. Every donation makes a difference.
Fundraiser for Mellow
We received a call about a friendly orange cat who showed up at a colony, thin and struggling on the street. With many cats pending surgery and the high costs of private vets due to the lack of free care for feral cats, we are barely staying afloat.
Saved from the streets, Mellow received essential and costly dental treatment. He’s now a healthy and friendly cat in need of a foster or forever home—no more street life for him!
His overall health has improved tremendously since his dental work. We’re starting a new fundraiser to support Mellow’s ongoing care.
With your help, For Animals Inc. can reach this goal and continue the work we’ve set out to do in this campaign.
Please help if you can. Every donation makes a difference.
SAVE OUR TNR!
SOS!! We had to pause our TNR. With the increased cost of vetting each animal and several expensive medical cases, our funds are nearly depleted. After next week, we have to cancel our upcoming appointments.
We spay and neuter 15+ animals a week in NYC. The Queens ASPCA closed last fall, so we must rely on private vets. The cost increase is unsustainable and we need your help.
It has been a heartbreaking kitten season so far. Last Sunday, 12 kittens and 3 moms came to us in a single day. Almost all need medical care and we are a small organization. Even if we send kittens to larger organizations for adoption, we must get them healthy first.
PLEASE help us continue our work. The cats need you.Please donate and share. Thank you!