BSCRRC FUNDRAISER FOR CAT FOOD & VET BILLS, SEPTEMBER & OCTOBER

WEDNESDAY, 23 OCTOBER

Our four little soldiers from the Forsaken 8, who survived the ordeal of being thrown in a communal garbage container, are doing very well. They all have healthy appetite and strong will to live. We include links to two of their recent videos: TLC TIME. IT FEELS PURRRFECT! and OUR "UGLY" DUCKLING'S SWEET ANTICS.

We ask you kindly to please, donate and support our work.

Your donation saves lives. These are not just empty words. You will find plenty of evidence in our page:

Bulgarian Stray Cats Rescue & Rehabilitation Centre

Team BSCRRC

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SUNDAY, 13 OCTOBER

Three weeks ago we rescued eight kittens around 4 weeks old. They have been dumped in a deep, communal rubbish bin... Eight innocent, helpless souls! They couldn't have clawed their way to safety and were going to die in a prolonged agony. All of the babies were sick. We treated them, but for 3 of them our help came too late. They crossed the Rainbow's Bridge. The remaining 5 survived and are under our care now. Liinks to some of their videos: THIS IS NOT OK!: INNOCENT SWEETHEARTS;GOOD BYE, LITTLE ONE!

Dear supporters, with every new rescue our financial commitments are increasing. We need your help. Please donate to this campaign. Thank you.

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The streets in Bulgaria are overcrowded with abandoned cats and kittens. Many of these animals are former pets - friendly and trusting. It's heartbreaking to watch them longing for human attention and to have to walk away because of lack of funds and place to house them. It's even harder at the moment, knowing that in a month or so, they will have to face the harsh Bulgarian winter. They will struggle and some will not last until spring!

S.O.S. SWEET SOFIA STRAYS SEEK HELP!

We are extremely busy rescuing as many as we can. With every saved soul our financial commitments are increasing. Our vet bills are mounting up because every new cat or kitten needs to be examined, microchipped and vaccinated. Some of them come with health problems, like our newest rescue Karla. Today we had to rush her to the vet clinic because she developed diarrhea with blood in it: KARLA.

May be some people think that vet services are very cheap in Bulgaria. Not really. Especially for a rescue - definitely not, because we handle many emergencies (these are the most expensive) and we have at least a few sick or injured cats in any given time. We don't get funding from the state and rely only on the good will of kind and generous supporters.

Please, donate to our campaign. Your support is our Rescue's lifeline.

Thank you.

Team BSCRRC - Bulgarian Stray Cats Rescue & Rehabilitation Centre