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Said I'd Foster Them for 3 Days

Said I'd foster two kittens for "just three days" while the shelter found them homes. That was eight months ago. Now I'm the crazy cat person I swore I'd never become. My bank account weeps from vet bills and premium food. My furniture looks like it survived a tiny tornado. I wake up with a furry paw in my face every morning. But watching them grow from scared, tiny fluffballs into confident, mischievous troublemakers? Worth every shredded curtain. The way they comfort me after bad days, or how they play-fight then immediately cuddle together? I used to judge people who "failed" at fostering. Turns out I'm not immune to those big kitten eyes and tiny purrs. My foster failure is complete, and honestly? Best mistake I ever made. Pro tip: Don't foster unless you're prepared to gain permanent roommates. #Pets #Cats #FosterFail

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Tiffani chavez

Lousy’s Second Life Lousy was found collapsed behind thick bushes after disappearing for more than a day, too weak to even cry for help. Rushed to the hospital, he faced one terrifying crisis after another—from a blocked urethra to toxin buildup that left him unconscious and temporarily blind. Just when he seemed stable, his blood pressure crashed, and he went into septic shock. His heart even stopped, but against all odds, he was revived after three rounds of CPR. Slowly, painfully, he began fighting his way back—regaining vision, surviving necrosis, and enduring multiple surgeries. Bit by bit, he started eating, moving, and showing the gentle personality everyone loves. His journey isn’t over, but every small step feels like a miracle. And just when you think you know how his story ends…there’s one more twist you need to see. #LousyTheWarrior #CatRescueStory #SurvivorCat #AnimalRecovery #HopeForLousy #Cats #CatLovers #News #CatStories

Tiffani chavez

A group of abandoned cats was discovered malnourished and suffering in freezing temperatures outside a shopping mall in New York, prompting concern from animal welfare advocates and local residents. The cats were found huddled together near the mall’s exterior during a stretch of bitter winter weather, where temperatures had dropped well below freezing. Witnesses reported that the animals appeared thin, weak, and desperate for warmth and food. Several of the cats showed visible signs of neglect, including matted fur and lethargic behavior. Local animal control officers and rescue organizations were alerted after concerned shoppers noticed the cats and shared photos on social media. Responders quickly arrived on the scene and worked to safely capture the animals before conditions worsened. According to rescue officials, prolonged exposure to the cold combined with malnutrition can be life-threatening for cats, especially those without shelter. The cats were transported to a nearby animal shelter and veterinary clinic for evaluation and treatment. Initial assessments confirmed that many were underweight and dehydrated. Veterinarians are now providing medical care, warm shelter, and nutritional support to help stabilize the animals. Officials say it may take weeks for some of the cats to fully recover. Authorities are investigating how the cats were abandoned and are urging the public to report suspected cases of animal neglect or abandonment. Under New York law, abandoning animals in extreme weather conditions may result in fines or criminal charges. Animal welfare groups are also using the incident to remind the public of available alternatives to abandonment, including surrendering pets to shelters or contacting rescue organizations for assistance. Community members interested in helping are encouraged to donate supplies, foster animals, or consider adoption once the cats are cleared for new homes. #NewYork #AnimalCruelty #AnimalRescue #Cats #LocalNews

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