This is the second time the SUFP Foundation has helped a cat/kitten in a life saving situation. We are happy we are able to help, thank everyone working to save him and wish him the very best. Please educate other and do all you can to make sure animals are spay and neutered who you know are not. Shelters and some vet offices offer discounted services. One unfixed animal in combination with an irresponsible owner creates thousands of more lives over a very short period.
INSTAGRAM POST FROM SAM RODRIGUEZ
“This kitten Ronald Wheezy showed up on our door step very early thanksgiving morning. He was meowing so loud & shaking he was so cold. His eyes were also almost completely shut from infection. He also was struggling to breathe through his nose. (That’s why you see him looking up, in the first pic because he couldn’t see) my daughter finally caught him and gave him a hot bath, cleaned his eyes & took his fleas off. Last night my friend from @findingabestfriend took him & cared for him & we thought he had feline hiv or something worse. So today she took him to the vet & they tested him thank God he does not have a life threatening illness, but a severe upper respiratory infection. He is so lovable, someone either dumped him or he followed one of my ferals to my house. Not sure but this guy def found found the right house!!!! My amazing friend @rebeccacorry from @standupforpitsfoundation has offered to help the rescue pay for his tests & treatment and I cannot express how happy I am that he will get to live!!!!! THANK YOU!”-Sam
