10/14/2026
The hardest part of rescue is knowing another cat needs help and having to say we can’t afford to take them in…
As of today, Furvana is back in debt. We have to pause intake because we cannot afford to vet another new cat.
But the cats already here still need us. The two faces in these photos are Royce and Mochi.
Royce was confirmed completely blind at the vet today. He has other special needs related to a congenital defect, too.
Mochi is a baby girl whose loving family transferred her into our care today because they didn’t know what else to do to help her and they were turned away by every other rescue and shelter they asked for help. There’s a lot going on with this little girl, and she will need a neurologist.
They’re just two of our serious medical cases, while we continue spaying and neutering 12–18 cats every week. Today alone, that care cost over $1,500.
For a few weeks, I could finally breathe without constantly worrying about money. Now we’re here again.
And honestly, I’m having a really hard time. Between rescue, my personal life, and starting my own cat Pooka’s FIP treatment, everything is hitting at once. Hearing him scream during his first injection tonight, and then laying there being unable to move, broke my heart. I wanted to make a video explaining everything, but I just can’t bring myself to do it right now.
Pooka is my personal financial responsibility. His treatment is not included in this plea for rescue donations.
The cats we’ve already taken in will get the care they need, even if it means more debt. They don’t know what our bank account says. They only know we’re the people they’re depending on.
Please help us be there for them. Donate if you can. Share if you can’t. I’ll try to explain more tomorrow, but tonight, I’m asking our community to help carry what has become too heavy to carry alone. 🤍
furvanacatrescue.org/donate