Fellow pet lovers, since the pandemic, we have never witnessed so many evictions and residents losing their home and their pets. Tragically many pets are left behind in the streets when shelters are full.
The rate of homeless pets has not slowed down. Quite the opposite. The war continues on a daily basis in South Florida to rescue them, treat them, and find them homes. This year has been the worst.
Here is Tommy's story: a beautiful gray, green-eyed cat was abandoned. Thankfully one of our volunteers discovered him in a neighbor's backyard. Poor Tommy had a gash on the right side of his head.
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Tommy is only one of hundreds of similar cases. There are more examples of our efforts on our cat site Riverfront Cats. We want to help them all but we can't do it alone.
Please consider making a one-time or monthly donation to help rescue more cats like Tommy.
to Pawsitively Humane, Inc.
We are a 501c3 designated nonprofit organization.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR KINDESS!
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