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When we were out looking for a sick cat we stumbled upon a kitten that was all alone. We saw her run behind a fence but we weren't able to lure her out. When we peaked into the gap in the fence we noticed there was another kitten that had passed away. We knew it was crucial that we get her out and make sure she wasn't sick ASAP. We were messing around with the fence when our friend Gary showed up to help 💪 He brought with him some muscle and tools to pull the fence down. After removing one panel of the fence we were able to see the kitten and get ahold of her. Gary and Mack then rushed to pull the next panel down. We were able to safely get the kitty out. We named her Puffy Fluffy. Puffy Fluffy went to the vet to be tested for panleukopenia something we always do when we see a deceased cat in the area. Everything came back normal and she's a happy, healthy, little girl. This rescue was 2 weeks ago. Puffy Fluffy has now moved in with Mama Autozone and doing great. Side notes: We did fix the fence after the rescue. We will back to do some TNR because this baby clearly had a mom. We havent found the original cat we were called about. Puffy Fluffy is available for preadoption! If you're interested in adopting her please fill out an adoption application by visiting the link in our bio @catsofsanbernardino

New Rescue Alert! We were messaged about some sick kittens that were living at a local Tire shop. We went out to rescue them. We ended up getting four kittens on our first attempt. We will be back out for TNR and more Rescue tomorrow (Thursday). While we were out we ended up meeting the tire shop owner who loves and cares for the local kitties. He along with the help of the apartment manager at the building behind them make sure all the cats and kittens get food and water daily. These cuties will be available for preadoption soon. Stay tuned for their introduction. Please consider donating to the kittens care and TNR help for their colony. Our apologies for the lack of posts we have been slammed and have more rescues upcoming that we cannot wait to share with everyone 🤗

Your love radiates light into this sometimes dark world. I am so lucky to be loved by you. You have taught me so much, and I would not be the person I am now without your love. Most importantly, you showed me the love of cats. You make this world a better place! Cheers to all of the cat mamas out there! -Ivy

We had to say goodbye to our beautiful Bowie 💔 Our poor boy was FIV+, and extremely anemic when we rescued him. He also had a terribly ulcerated mouth. His initial bloodwork showed some slight elevations in his kidneys but nothing that was too concerning. We were able to have him make really good improvements in his appetite and his mouth and we were so optimistic about his recovery. When we went to give him breakfast this morning he wasn't himself. He didn't get up to greet me for pets and had a look in his eyes that broke my heart 💔 We rushed him to the vet before we even got our other rescues ready for Vet Day Friday. They had his results ready for us when after we dropped off the other kitties 💔 His kidneys had failed. We had to make the decision to let him go. Our Dr never recommends euthanasia and this time she did. We knew we had to do what was right for him. Bowie lived the last few weeks of his life extremely happy. He was an affectionate and loving little guy. He enjoyed relaxing on his memory foam bed, snacking on yummy wet food, and soaking in all the love and snuggles. We're so sorry that humans failed you. We love you Bowie

New Rescue Alert! We were called about a sick kitty that showed up on someone patio looking for help. He had pulled himself under some shelves to take cover from the rain we've been having. He's sick,malnourished, and most likely has dental issues or ulcers (he's drooling excessively). We rushed him to our vet where he is currently receiving treatment. We have named him Bowie. Please consider donating to Bowie's medical bills and care. We couldn't do this without your support. Stay tuned for updates.