HELP ME HEAL
We all have the ability to save lives, one animal at a time.
Please consider making a donation today.
Please consider making a donation today.
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The Help Me Heal fund collects monetary donations to offset medical costs for animals in our care that require specialty surgeries or medications. Through your support, Help Me Heal has provided care for:
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Our Help Me Heal Friends
Your donation helps cats and dogs like those below receive the special care they need!
Cinderella's Kittens
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Cinderella's Kittens came in as an owner surrender due to their high need for medical care. These ten babies, Perla, Marcel, Thaddeus, Alice, Scout, Luke, Gus Gus, Jaq, Suzy, Octavius, and Gordon, are fighting a variety of eye issues and URIs. Unfortunately, it is possible the one of these cats will need a double eye enucleation, and one or more may need a single enucleation. Your donations will help cover further preventative care, continuous treatment, and any future surgeries or procedures.
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Helena
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Helena came to us as a stray found near an assisted living facility. This young girl stopped eating, so we took her in. We found out she had some major dental needs. She had numerous teeth pulled, and is feeling much better. She is still recovering and receiving medical care.
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Fisher
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Fisher (black and white) and his brother Surfer (tabby) came into our care as transfers from another rescue. While they are a great support system for each other, Fisher had some unexpected medical issues arise.
Fisher had some issues with the tissue covering one of his shoulders, it was obviously bugging him as he would continue to mess with it until intervention was required. Recently, he was seen to have some of that tissue removed. After some recovery, he is much happier and less bothered. Update: Fisher is now on long-term anxiety medication that makes his day to day life easier. Him and his brother are available for adoption at the shelter! |
22 Rescue Cats
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Our rescue took in 22 cats.Every cat that arrived in our care was sick and required medical treatment. All are currently receiving antibiotics and are already showing signs of improvement. Despite everything they have endured, they are incredibly social, affectionate, and trusting.
Not every outcome has been the one we hoped for. We made the difficult decision to humanely euthanize one cat upon intake due to severe illness. We also lost a 4-week-old kitten despite our best efforts. These losses are heartbreaking, but we are grateful they were surrounded by people who cared for them and relieved of their suffering. |
There is also hope.
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Nova - Nova has been transferred to a rescue that specializes in Maine Coon and other specific breed cats!
Nora - Nora, one of our sphynx mamas, had 4 beautiful babies in the end of June, all four with hair! Nora, TMT, Chunky Chicken Noodle, Archibald, and Jan have all been adopted. Bambi - Bambi, Yaddle, Annie, Twitch, and Crystal are all in foster to adopt homes. Dobby was adopted. Rockwell - Adopted! Huey - Adopted! Bono - Adopted! |
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Karuba - Karbua, her babies, Coasta and Biggby, and her foster baby, Violet, are in foster care and will be available for adoption soon!
Rainbow - Rainbow and her babies are working on getting healthy as they continue to grow! They have been transferred into the care of OARS to be fostered until they are ready to be adopted.
Cavatelli - Cavatelli is fighting off the end of an upper respiratory infection, Penne, Ziti and Orzo, her babies, have all been adopted!
Rainbow - Rainbow and her babies are working on getting healthy as they continue to grow! They have been transferred into the care of OARS to be fostered until they are ready to be adopted.
Cavatelli - Cavatelli is fighting off the end of an upper respiratory infection, Penne, Ziti and Orzo, her babies, have all been adopted!
Bindi
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Bindi was roaming as a stray and was transferred to Neenah Animal Shelter from a Northern Wisconsin rescue partner. Bindi was diagnosed with heartworm shortly after her arrival. Bindi is currently looking for a foster home to receive her heartworm treatment.
Unfortunately heartworm can be fatal to dogs when left untreated. The good news is heartworm is not only treatable but also preventable! Dogs can receive heartworm preventatives from their vet. Unfortunately heartworm treatment is costly and time consuming. This is where our community can support us by donating or offering to foster a dog with heartworm. Bindi is actively receiving treatment and is recovering in her foster home. When she is healthy enough, her foster family plans to adopt her! |
