Rescue Strays

2 months ago, we found this poor mother cat next to the gas station under a trashcan with her 6 babies. 5 of the babies already died of starvation and cold weather. The mother cat was still licking them to wake them up but there was nothing she can do.

We took the mother cat and her last baby to the vet. The mother cat was very skinny so she can't feed her last baby. We started to feed the mother cat and her baby. After 5 days the mother cat started to feed her baby again. after 10 days they started to gain weight.

Now they are healthy and they never leave each other alone. Where the mother cat goes the baby goes with her and Every night they sleep like this in the picture. :)

They look adorable, aren't they? :)

Stray Animals Euthanized by the Government KILL Shelters just in front of my eyes and once again, I am helpless. And I hate myself for being helpless when it comes to stray animals killed by the government officials in front of my eyes just because of Money. Just for the F…… MONEY.

One of our shelter members informed us that Government officials are catching stray dogs from the streets and putting them into a truck to be murdered. And she sent us a picture of the stray animals in the truck.

We immediately took off from our shelter to the government shelter where the stray animals will be murdered. Even if we do not have enough resources, food, place, and money, we never hesitate to save them.

I personally called the kill shelter and told them not to murder them. They said ok, we are waiting for you. But they did not. Here is the picture once I have reached there. :(

We did what we had to do after seeing this murder view to kill shelters workers. And we love to do it again and again and again.

We have been taking care of more than 300 stray souls in our shelter just with our earnings and we want to save more but we need help from our members like you who read this.

Please donate, Remote adopt a soul, or just share this message so we can save more in need souls.
https://www.rescuestrays.com/ways-to-give/

Rescue Strays Corp. (RS) is a 501(c)3, Florida not-for-profit corporation.