The cats are now at the Animal Rescue League, where they’re receiving the medical and behavioral care that they need. All of the cats in this case are very fearful, and we expect many of them to be in our care for weeks.
We recently received 20 cats and kittens who had been living in horrible conditions, many of whom arrived in need of extensive medical care.
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We knew that with negative double-digit temperatures ahead, these dogs couldn’t wait. On the way to the property one of the 4 vehicles in our caravan slid off the road, so we towed it back on and continued on. But we knew it meant we had to act fast.
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The poor kitten, who we have named Olaf, is lucky he was found when he was. If he’d spent any more time in the bitter cold and brutal wind he may not have made it.
By the time Wrigley arrived at the Animal Rescue League, he had been in pain for a very long time. He’d been suffering for so long that the inflammation had permanently damaged the insides of his ears, making it harder to cure any infection.
30 dogs just arrived at the Animal Rescue League of Iowa from an overcrowded shelter in Mississippi. Like many shelters in the south, they were overwhelmed with animals and they desperately needed help to give these dogs the second chance they deserve.
In addition to helping families, we also help the heroes on the frontlines by providing FREE pet oxygen masks for local first responders so they have everything they need to save not only human lives, but to save their pet family members as well.
He was in so much pain and fear he wouldn’t let us touch him. He has a long recovery ahead, but you can give him hope.
