We are so thankful to our supporters for helping us raising awareness for the kitties we rescue and helping us find forever homes!
2/28/15
AUGUSTINA & her brother SEBASTIAN (aka Tortie Boy) got adopted together! Their new mama is so amazing! A true cat lover and waited to find the perfect pair! We are so happy for these two and their new family! Rescued within months of each other, Augustina and her brother hadn't had a chance to meet each other prior to their adoption as Sebastian was in the cat haven room at his foster home working on socialization (very shy but very sweet boy) and Augustina didn't want to go play in the cat room. They both have bonded and snuggled together their first night in their new home. We know they will become best buddies and so glad they were reunited!
2/23/15
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2/22/15
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Brother & Sister, SPENCE & HAVAH are discovered to have medical issues that will require surgery in the near future.
Click here to go to read more about them and make a donation: http://www.sparklecatrescue.org/spence-and-havah-need-surgery.html
2/21/15
UPDATE on SPENCE and HAVAH:
Our mama was part of a feral cat colony that was being TNR'd (trap neuter released) only to find out her pregnancy was too far along. Two weeks later mama gave birth to 6 kittens. We were kept inside with our mama but she ran out of milk. We then were taken in by our foster mama and nursed back to health. Our 4 brothers and sisters all found great homes and are healthy. When our siblings were adopted we were thriving and enjoying life as healthy kittens. Sparkle Cat Rescue took us into their program in October 2014 and we've attended a few adoption fairs. A couple of months ago Havah developed a limp in her hind leg and became less active. Two weeks after that Spence developed a severe limp in the same leg and became inactive. Havah has been x-rayed and was diagnosed with stage 3 bilateral luxating patellas, meaning she has knee caps on the side of her legs that pop in and out. The vet says without surgery She will develop severe arthritis and painful bone spurs. With surgery she can live a normal pain free life and be able to run and jump again. Her surgery is estimated to be $2000. Spence is scheduled to be x-rayed on February 23, 2015 and we are prepared to receive the same diagnosis and cost of surgery for him as well. Once we receive an estimate for the surgery, we will start a Fundrazr to help raise funds for their surgery. Without the support and donations from our supporters, this will put quite a big dent in Sparkle Cat Rescue's funds available for current and future kitties we rescue.
2/19/15
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2/16/15
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Big boy being transported to safety & warmth.Big boy finally getting the sleep and rest he needs. |
2/11/15
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2/9/15
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2/9/15
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2/8/15
INGRID & ISABELLA (Mother and daughter below) were trapped by FCAP on 2/7/15 and taken to FCAP (Feral Cat Assistance Program) in Greensboro on Sunday for their Spay Day. These two are such sweet girls that we are working with socializing them. Mother is about 2-3 years old, and daughter born Summer of '14. They will be in foster care getting much needed socialization to prepare them for their future indoor homes. Mama is a beautiful tabby and baby girl is tri-color.
2/7/15
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2/6/15
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2/4/15
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