Handsome Loki came to A-PAL from our local animal shelter because he was having seizures and needed extra care. Soon after joining us, Loki made friends with Ben, another of A-PAL's adoptable felines. Ben is like a therapy cat for Loki, and we want the pair to be adopted together. We're waiving Ben's adoption fee to make it happen. Both cats are sweet and outgoing and are looking for a loving, indoor home to keep them safe. With medication, Loki's seizures can be controlled, and the medication will cost his adoptive family about $80 a month. Please call 209-223-0410 for inquiries or stop by our PawsPartners Center to meet this dynamic duo.

In our last newsletter, we reported on Lemon Drop, the tiny kitten who struggled to come out of anesthesia following spay surgery. Her condition was dire, and the staff at Amador County Animal Control rushed her to us. Jen at Jackson Creek Veterinary Clinic and Caitlin with A-PAL teamed up to give the kitten urgent care. Fast forward to today and Lemon Drop, now Lily, is thriving. She has a new adoptive family and a German Shepherd best friend to watch over her. We couldn't ask for a happier ending.

Loki and Lemon Drop received lifesaving medical care thanks to your generous contributions to Rusty's Fund for shelter animals. Thank you for your support.

Finding Forever Takes Teamwork

This is Chloe. She and her four puppies were found running through snow-filled streets during the recent storms. They were at risk of being hit by a car or freezing to death in the bitter cold. Our local animal shelter rescued them and brought them to safety. At a combined A-PAL and Amador County Animal Control adoption event, Chloe got the best home ever. She is now a beloved indoor dog learning to be confident and playful, as a two-year old should be. Your support helps great dogs like this find loving forever homes.

A-PAL NEEDS YOUR HELP

Kittens are already arriving at our facility, and we need four small incubators to save more little lives. These precious souls were brought to our PawsPartners Center last week after being found freezing and close to death. We placed them into a Brinsea brooder to warm them and the little ones quickly regained strength, becoming vocal and active. We located momma kitty, whose owners thought she had rejected the kittens, and we persuaded them to let us take in the mother cat. Once reunited, the feline family made a full recovery. The Brinsea brooder incubators are on our Amazon Wish List. If you cannot gift an incubator, a donation of any amount would be greatly appreciated. Kitten season will soon be in full swing.

In addition to purchasing items from our Wish List, you can also donate via our Facebook page.