APC

11/08/2026

She is barely 2 years old, and when she was found alone on the street, her face was so severely damaged that she could no longer eat or properly open her eyes.

We rushed her to the hospital.

Her condition is critical. Her blood pressure is unstable, she has tested positive for FIP.

Was she hit by a car? Did she suffer a terrible trauma? Is there a tumor?

For now, she remains hospitalized, receiving the care and support she needs to keep fighting.

She is so young. And whatever happened to her, we cannot accept that her story should end alone and suffering on the street.

We don’t know yet what treatment she will need or how difficult the road ahead will be. But we want to be able to say yes to every test, every treatment and every chance the doctors can give her.

Please help us fight for Botox.

Every donation, no matter the amount, will go toward her hospitalization, diagnostics, specialist care and treatment.

She was alone when someone found her.

She isn’t alone anymore❤️

10/08/2026

Zahra lost both eyes because of the explosions in the south during the war in Lebanon.
Yet somehow, she still trusts us this much.

Zahra needs a home.

Please share Zahra. Her person could be one share away.

Visit our website www.apclebanon.org to adopt.

09/08/2026

Castana♥️♥️

After surviving a missile strike, this sweet dog still just wanted love 🥺❤️

Castana was rescued from an explosion in Lebanon with severe burns and trauma — but his rescuers were determined to help him heal.

Months later, his fur grew back, his spirit returned, and now he’s living the peaceful life he always deserved with a loving family 🐾

07/08/2026

Everyone notices the easy ones.
The confident ones.
The kittens.
The ones who come running.

But please, look twice🤍

06/08/2026

ALEX HAS BEEN HOSPITALIZED AGAIN💔

We really wish we had better news.

Alex had to be admitted to the hospital again after his latest blood test showed extremely concerning results.

His hematocrit has dropped to only 11.3%. He is severely anemic, and at this level he may need a blood transfusion.

His white blood cells are also very high, showing that his body is fighting an inflammation or another underlying problem that we still haven’t been able to identify.

After everything Alex has already been through—the problems with his mouth, the feeding tube, the surgeries, the infections, the skin irritation, different antibiotics and endless veterinary visits we are now facing another battle.

We are starting a new treatment protocol, including a new treatment for his skin, while his doctors investigate what is causing this severe anemia and the ongoing inflammation in his body.

We don’t have all the answers yet.

And that is perhaps the hardest part.

We are not giving up on Alex. We will keep searching, testing and trying everything we can to understand what is happening to him and make him feel better.

But financially, we are stretched thin.

Alex’s care has already cost us so much, and now we are facing another hospitalization, more tests, new treatments and potentially a blood transfusion.

Please, we desperately need your help.

Even $5, $10 or $20 adds up when enough people come together.

If you cannot donate, please share Alex’s story. We need as many people as possible standing behind him right now.

We don’t want money to be the reason we can’t keep searching for answers for Alex💔

05/08/2026

Tina is finally out of the hospital and back at APC.

She has already started her first physiotherapy session. She’s such a little fighter.

To give her the best chance of walking again, she urgently needs physiotherapy twice a week. Her legs are still very stiff, and regular rehabilitation is essential to keep her joints flexible and help her recover.

We need to purchase a 10-session physiotherapy package for $420, and we can’t do it without your help.

The good news? She’s very sweet, and expressing her bladder is surprisingly easy.

If you’ve ever wanted to experience fostering a special-needs cat, Tina is waiting for you. She deserves a warm home while she continues her rehabilitation.

Please donate if you can (donation links in bio), or DM us if you’d like to foster Tina❤️

05/08/2026

In a world that can be so cruel, love still exists in the smallest moments.

04/08/2026

Today, we lost Jessica.

We are devastated.

No matter how many animals we rescue, no matter how many years we have been doing this… it never gets easier when we lose one of our babies.

Jessica fought until the very end.

We still don’t know what caused her sudden collapse. Our priority was to stabilize her first before putting her through more tests. She was simply too fragile. We didn’t want to move her or put her through additional stress while she was fighting for her life.

Despite everyone’s efforts, her little body couldn’t hold on.

The hardest part is that her kittens are still at the shelter… waiting for their mom, not knowing she will never come back💔

Run free, sweet Jessica🌈

You were loved more than you’ll ever know, and you will never be forgotten.

We are heartbroken, but we promise your babies will be safe. We will take care of them, just as you would have wanted beautiful girl.

🌈

03/08/2026

Jessica is still fighting.

She has stopped having seizures.
Her body temperature, which had dropped dangerously low, is now back within a normal range.
Her blood glucose has also stabilized.

She is being force-fed and remains in a critical condition, but for now, she is stable within that critical state.

She looks almost lifeless lying in that cage… yet somehow, she is still holding on.

We are praying with all our hearts for her. We love her so much, and back at the shelter, her babies keep looking for their mom💔

Please help us with her care. Every night of hospitalization costs $50, and she still has a long fight ahead of her.