Mia & Lucky got their final vaccines yesterday – both were a bit tired after. Their mom didn’t react well to a deworming, but she’s fine again today.

Then, in the night, our cat Jasper brought us an injured kitten – and surprise: it’s a wild cat baby! Only 40g, 7–14 days old, weak and hurt. We fed and cared for it every 2 hours overnight.

This morning we went to Sargodha:

Lucky moved to a wonderful new home.

Mia was adopted too – she’ll stay in our village!

The wild kitten is now at the vet clinic. If it survives, it will go to someone with experience in wild cats.

And the mama from Mia and Lucky? She stays with us – spayed, safe, and free.

🩺🐶 Today at the vet...

We went to the vet today to get some deworming medicine for our furry friends. We want to deworm them before their next vaccination.

But then we saw a very sick little dog sitting outside the clinic. He was tied up, very thin, and looked so sad. 💔

Inside, we heard the vet and the owner talking about the treatment. The dog needed help, but the owner didn’t have enough money. They were trying to find a way.

We looked at each other and knew right away: This poor dog must not suffer just because of money.

So we decided to pay for the treatment – to give this little one a chance to feel better. 🐾❤️

Sometimes, a small act of kindness can make a big difference.

Every small action helps.Some time ago, a young student sent us a message. He had taken in a stray cat who now lives with him. But sadly, every year she had more kittens.

He wanted to stop this – but as a student, he doesn’t have much money. We gave him a spay voucher and arranged a visit with our vet.

At the first appointment, the vet found that the cat had a serious infection in her mammary glands (mastitis). As you can see in the video, she needed treatment first.

Now, a few weeks later, she finally had her spay surgery. Everything went well, and she is now recovering safely at home.

This story shows why it’s so important to stop unwanted litters – to protect animals and prevent suffering.

We can only help in cases like this because some people donate to us regularly – even small amounts.If you want to help too: just one euro, now and then, can really make a difference.

He had nothing – except love for his dog.A poor farmer called us, desperate. His dog was sick.He had no money, no resources, no help. Only deep concern for his beloved animal.

He didn’t ask for money.He just asked not to be forced to abandon his dog.

That kind of love, that sense of responsibility – even when you have nothing – touched us deeply.

We didn’t hesitate.We sent his dog to our vet and covered all the costs.Because every animal deserves help. And every human who loves their animal deserves support.

Sometimes it’s these quiet stories that remind us why we do what we do.