
Sponsor Juno

Sponsor Xander

Sponsor Buttercup

Sponsor Mittens

Sponsor Haven
Read their stories below

SPONSOR JUNO
Juno’s story began in the most unexpected place — she was born on my bathroom floor on May 17, 2024. From the very beginning, she fought quietly to stay with us.
During her first spay attempt, a heart murmur was discovered. We waited, hopeful that time would make things safer for her. When we tried again, Juno flat-lined under anesthesia. She survived, but it changed everything.
A full examination with Dr. Gillies revealed what her tiny body had been trying to tell us all along — Juno has an enlarged heart. She can never be spayed. She can never be adopted. She can never safely go under anesthesia again. Her life will be shorter than it should be.
But Juno is happy. She is loved. She is safe. She will live her life as a forever foster, surrounded by care and comfort. Her ongoing heart care will be provided by our rescue for the rest of her life — because once Juno became ours, she became our responsibility forever.
Sponsoring Juno means being part of her story — helping ensure that every heartbeat she has is filled with love, security, and compassion. 🐾💔

SPONSOR XANDER
Xander will never know a “normal” adoption story — but he knows love.
Xander lives in a forever foster home because his medical needs are simply too great. He is both FIV and FeLV positive and experiences seizures that require daily, lifelong medication. His care isn’t optional, temporary, or negotiable — it’s forever.
This summer, Xander will also need a dental procedure, another necessary step to keep him comfortable and pain-free. For a cat like Xander, every vet visit, every medication, and every treatment is part of what gives him a good quality of life.
Despite everything, Xander is gentle, resilient, and deeply loved. He is safe, cherished, and exactly where he belongs. Our rescue is committed to covering his medical care for the rest of his life — because cats like Xander don’t get a second chance unless someone chooses to stand behind them.
Sponsoring Xander means choosing compassion — helping ensure that his life, though medically fragile, is filled with comfort, dignity, and love. 🐾💙

SPONSOR MITTENS
Mittens was handed over to us in a parking lot — by the only family she had ever known. They had loved her since she was a kitten… and then they walked away. 💔
They didn’t even seek a diagnosis.
We did.
And what we learned changed everything. Mittens did not need to be euthanized. She has diabetes — a manageable condition. A treatable condition. One that requires commitment, not abandonment.
Today, Mittens is safe. She is loved. She is thriving in her forever foster home, receiving the care she always deserved.
But her care comes at a cost. Mittens requires medication every 30 days at $144, along with regular vet visits and ongoing bloodwork to keep her stable and feeling well.
This is where you come in.
Sponsoring Mittens means turning heartbreak into hope — ensuring she never again pays the price for someone else’s choice. It means choosing compassion, consistency, and love. 🐾❤️

SPONSOR HAVEN
Haven was found wandering onto a rural property, sheltering in a freezing barn. She didn’t get along with the other barn cats, and we were soon contacted to help. She was already spayed, which leads us to believe she had once been someone’s pet—likely abandoned, as there were no nearby homes.
This sweet senior girl is FIV-positive and was originally adopted into a loving home as an only cat. Sadly, one year later she was returned to us in very poor condition. She was battling a urinary tract infection, severe muscle loss, vomiting, lethargy, and spent much of her time hiding.
Our veterinary team ran extensive tests, and the results were heartbreaking: Haven has an extremely rare form of cancer.
She is now living in a loving palliative foster home, where her days are filled with comfort, warmth, gentle care, and dignity—exactly what every senior cat deserves in their golden years. 💛

SPONSOR BUTTERCUP
Buttercup was born with a severely enlarged liver, a condition that has shaped every part of her young life. Because her body cannot safely process anesthesia or vaccines, she can never be spayed and is unable to receive routine vaccinations—making her medically fragile and in need of lifelong specialized care.
In her short life, Buttercup has already seen multiple veterinarians, clinics, and specialists in search of answers and treatment. She now relies on a daily liver medication costing approximately $90 per month to help keep her stable.
Because of her complex medical needs, Buttercup will remain a cherished forever foster under our care.
Her story began in heartbreaking circumstances. At just five weeks old, Buttercup arrived in rescue alongside her three sisters and an older kitten after being abandoned in a Rubbermaid bin outside a local pet store—left there just before closing on a bitterly cold November night.
Today, she is safe, loved, and surrounded by the dedication she has always deserved. 💛


