10/13/2026
🚨 SEE SOMETHING, SAY SOMETHING. 🚨
Because one Good Samaritan noticed something suspicious and made a phone call, NINE little lives are getting a second chance. ❤️
When someone saw something that didn’t look right, they contacted their local police department. Upon further investigation, Wagoner Animal Control caught someone dumping these cats along the woods. She was facing eviction and, rather than reaching out for help, chose to abandon these innocent animals. Thankfully, someone spoke up before it was too late.
💔 All NINE cats that came into our care are sick. These babies need veterinary treatment, weeks of antibiotics, and supportive care before they’ll be healthy enough to find their forever homes. They have a long road ahead of them, and their medical bills are already adding up.
Our team was stretched thin before this emergency ever happened. We have animals depending on us, bills waiting to be paid, and limited resources. But how could we turn away nine sick cats who had already been failed by the person responsible for them?
We couldn’t. And we wouldn’t.
We want to give a HUGE thank-you to Wagoner Animal Control and the Wagoner Police Department for their quick response, taking action, citing the individual responsible, and helping get these nine cats safely into our care. Their actions made a difference, and these cats are alive and receiving the care they need because someone chose to speak up. ❤️
🐾 NOW WE NEED YOUR HELP.
We weren’t prepared for nine additional medical cases, but these babies deserve a chance at a healthy life. We’re asking our community to come together and help us cover the unexpected veterinary expenses, medications, antibiotics, and supportive care they’ll need over the coming weeks.
If you can’t donate, please share this post. You never know who might see it.
These nine cats didn’t get to choose the circumstances they were put in. But together, we can help give them a much happier ending.
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