A small organisation of volunteers in Palm Beach County, Florida, dubbed the Animal Friends Project, focuses on attempts to help forgotten cats in low-income communities.
The animals they rescue frequently deal with the worst situations, but given a chance, care, and love, they may undergo astonishing transformations.
Many of the rescues here, adult homeless cats that appear beaten up, neglected, and battling, would go unnoticed by onlookers. Carmen and the rescuers, however, do not abandon these kitties because they see hope in them. They are given a second chance at life instead.
A forgotten elderly mother cat fighting for her life on the streets was recently featured in an article by The Animal Friends Project.
She is just one of many abandoned cats in this area hoping that someone will see them and not walk right past them.
When Linda from Florida Sunshine Cats noticed this mother cat, she wanted to assist her. She therefore took some time to win the kitten’s trust before successfully trapping her as part of ongoing TNR (trap, neuter, return) activities.
It is known as TNVR in certain situations since the rescuers also vaccinate the cats.
Numerous kittens are placed in homes taken off the streets by rescuers when adult cats are amiable and are able to find homes.
