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Every day, I care for my group of rescued cats who had nowhere else to go — seniors, ferals, the sick, the shy, and the ones who simply needed someone to give them a chance. Some are FIV-positive, some require ongoing medication, and some are living out their final years in peace and comfort.

Right now, the expenses are overwhelming. Between food, litter, and critical veterinary care — including treatments for Sophie’s respiratory issues, Fluffy’s FIV-related bloodwork, Batman’s lip ulcer and skin condition, and little GG, who at 22 years old needs extra love and monitoring — I’m doing everything I can to keep them safe, warm, and cared for.

I also rescue kittens whenever they come my way, giving them the chance at a brighter future. To be adopted into loving homes, they need to be tested, vaccinated, and spayed or neutered — something many people don’t realize falls entirely on the rescuer. My most recent kitten, Maverick, desperately needs testing and to be neutered before he can be adopted, but right now I simply don’t have the funds to make that happen.