Please Help Save Moxie!
We rescued Moxie hours before she was to be euthanized. She was a spunky little girl with bad eye infections and we knew one would need to be surgically removed. In foster she was a sweetie pie.
Then one day she stopped using her box and before long she was unable to walk. After a vet visit and almost $800 later we agreed that it could be FIP (Feline Infectious Peritonitis). Tests have been done and we’re waiting on results but in the meantime we contacted an FIP group and after a short review we all agreed that it was FIP. Moxie had her first injection of the FIP drug that night.
The total cost for her treatment will be about $2,500 that includes the $800 we’ve already paid for testing. Your donations will go directly to save Moxie and any funds remaining will go into our general medical fund which right now is empty.
We can’t and won’t give up on this baby.
UPDATE: As of 3/3/2021, we have exceeded our goal! Thanks to your generous support we have raised $2,540. Thank you so much from all of us at Surfcat!!
Available for Immediate Adoption...
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Ways You Can Help
We pride ourselves on finding shelter kitties their furever home. Please adopt and give them a safe haven…
By opening their homes, foster parents provide healing and growth that shelters cannot duplicate…
We need all kinds of help. View the volunteer list of where we need help and reach out to us…
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Senior Cats Needing Life-Saving Care
Surfcat has rescued several senior cats during the past few weeks and more are coming in each week. As these kitties settle into their foster homes, we have been taking them to the vet to make sure that they are healthy and pain free. What we’ve discovered is that several need medical and dental procedures.
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