This Kitty Was Shot In The Leg And This Rescue Group Is Raising The Money Needed To Fix Her Shattered Bones

The Alley Cat Rescue is certainly doing important work, and their main goal is to keep street cats out of shelters that practice euthanasia.

In addition, they have spearheaded a “Trap-Neuter-Return” program in the hopes of reducing the number of feral cats on the streets, as well as abandoned kittens.

This organization continues to fight for the humane treatment of cats and promote animal abuse prevention.

They even host behavioral classes and training to help feral cats adjust to healthy home lives with loving families.

To read Lemon’s story or donate, you can head to the Alley Cat Rescue’s GoFundMe page. You can also learn more about the rescue on their website.

If true crime defines your free time, this is for you: join Chip Chick’s True Crime Tribe.

Prev2 of 2Next

This Kitty Was Shot In The Leg And This Rescue Group Is Raising The Money Needed To Fix Her Shattered Bones

Aside From Just Being Cute, Sea Otters Have Helped Central California’s Kelp Forests Overcome Environmental Threats And Thrive By Keeping Sea Urchin Populations In Check

The British Museum Has Employed Cats To Work As Mousers Since At Least The Nineteenth Century, Earning Pay, Food, Lodging, And Even Healthcare For Their Services

Human-Caused Threats Are Decimating Bee Populations In The U.S., But We Can Still Reverse Or Mitigate These Effects

Indigenous Leaders Recently Signed A Treaty Granting Whales Legal Personhood In Hopes This Move Will Spark Conservation Efforts From National Governments

This Wild Dolphin Was Caught Conversing With Porpoises, Making It The First Time In History An Animal Was Able To Speak To A Different Species

Pygmy Slow Lorises May Look Adorable, But They’re Actually Deadly, And The Only Venomous Primate Species