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He is being given heat support and IV fluids to help him stabilize.  He has already begun physical therapy to help get him standing! To help with his veterinary expenses please visit thearrowfund.org or by mail to PO Box 1127 Prospect, KY 40059. (2/2)

Molly (now Mo) update!   The test results for this tiny kitten, who was found unresponsive by the side of the road, do not show any fractures and the bloodwork is normal.  His veterinary team believe that his inability to stand on his own is due to head trauma.  (1/2)

Molly's veterinary team is currently running a battery of test including x-rays and blood work. We will keep you posted on her progress. To help with her emergency veterinary bills by thearrowfund.org or by PO Box 1127 Prospect, KY 40059. (2/2)

Kitten found by the side of the road! The good Samaritan initially thought she was deceased and upon realizing she was alive rushed her to an emergency vet. We were contacted by the hospital for help. A vet tech at the hospital offered to foster allowing us to say yes. (1/2)

Help us care for these kittens and all animals in our care by donating via thearrowfund.org or my mail to PO Box 1127, Prospect Ky 40059. (4/4)

Plankton was apparently attacked by another animal and has a deep facial wound and Gary has some motor issues with his back legs. All were taken to an emergency hospital where they will be evaluated. (3/4)

It is unclear whether they are from the same litter but after monitoring for several days they realized that no mother(s) was nursing them and reached out for help. All are severely malnourished and have serious upper respiratory infections. (2/4)

FOUR TINY AND WEAK ORPHANED KITTENS WITH A VARITY OF HEALTH ISSUES! We were contacted by a local farmer who found these kittens in the barn in different locations. (1/4)

Donations for this new family’s veterinary care can be made via the button below or by mail to PO Box 1127, Prospect, KY 40059. (3/3)

he surgery went well and Belle now has five beautiful puppies – there were several more pups but unfortunately, they had passed before surgery.  Belle will be going into a foster home with her babies soon!  (2/3)

NEW CASE!  THREE-YEAR-OLD GERMAN SHEPHERD IN LABOR FOR MORE THAN A DAY!  We were contacted by an emergency hospital late last night about sweet Belle who had been in labor for more than 24 hrs. and needed an immediate C-section to save her life.  (1/3)

Marble needs all of our positive thoughts and prayers and if you are able, please consider donating for her veterinary costs thearrowfund.org or by mail to PO Box 1127, Prospect, KY 40059. (3/3)

She immediately stopped and picked up poor Marble who was limp and bleeding profusely.  She rushed her to the emergency hospital and contacted us for help!  Marble is now in an incubator with oxygen to try and get her temperature up so they can address her multiple injuries.(2/3)

SIX-WEEK-OLD, 1.6 LB KITTEN THROWN OUT OF A MOVING CAR WINDOW!  We were contacted by a postal worker who witnessed this tiny baby being thrown from a car traveling at a high rate of speed in an industrial park. (1/3)

If you are able, please consider donating towards Gage’s veterinary cost via thearrowfund.org or by mail to PO Box 1127, Prospect, KY 40059. (5/5)

Gage will be on strict cage rest for 8 weeks and will benefit from physical therapy once he feels well enough to participate.  We are so grateful to all who have donated, prayed and sent positive thoughts to Gage!  (4/5)

He will be going into a foster home with seven different medications for pain, inflammation, infection and sedation to help him during his long road to recovery. (3/5)

“Gage had a fracture repair of the left femur performed with an intramedullary pin, cerclage wires, and a 12-hole, 3.5 mm locking plate (3 screws proximal segment, 5 screws distal segment). Gage did well under anesthesia”. (2/5)

GAGE UPDATE!  A long and complicated surgery on this sweet boys’ leg is complete.  Here is a synopsis from his surgical team: (1/5)

We will update you as soon as possible on his condition.  Donations for his veterinary care can be made via the button below or by mail to PO Box 1127, Prospect, KY 40059. (3/3)