Update Post
Update: All 30!Neonatal kittens have found positive outcomes. We did it Reddit Fam! Thanks for everyone who boosted, commented, shared, donated, fostered! Thank youuuuu DFw Area
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Be Their Voice Rescue sent me some pictures of the babies! On their way out, there was a kitten they found in the parking lot being surrendered because of dog bite injuries and are helping her too. Here are some pics
This makes my heart so happy!! Even though I wasn’t able to get one. I will still be donating! And I’ll keep an eye out for any other Dallas posts and if anyone would like to tag me in any please do!!
I have no idea but most likely cost. Neonatal kittens require way more care, expenses, are susceptible to getting sick at shelters and litters are huge at an average of 5 per litter. Our country doesn’t fund shelters enough and there are SO many animals in need and on top of that, people surrendering so my guess is they had to make the choice to cut that cost.
Seriously YESSS!! Every boost comment, share, talking about it with others, pledge, donation, upvote, fosters, rescues, the shelter. Thank you Reddit Community and DFW 🤍🤍
This is amazing 🤩 🙌🙌🙌🙌
I’m so happy and I love this community! Everyone give yourself a nice pat on the back today…knowing that you helped a little soul have a chance at life. Bless you all! 😽🩷🙏😽
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