PURRMANENT RESIDENTS
Meet our sanctuary cats!
Our "Purrmanent Residents" are cats whose lifetime care we have committed to because of the complicated nature of their conditions and the need for specialized care. Read more about them, and learn how you can become a monthly sponsor!
As a "Purr Pal", you'll receive a photo of "your" cat, as well as an Angels of Animals mug.
As a "FurEver Friend", you'll receive a photo, mug, and an Angels of Animals paw print tie-dye tee.
"Best Furriends" receive all of this, plus visiting privileges with your cat, either at home or via FaceTime.
(All gifts ship after three months of continued membership.)
Your sustaining support allows us to provide lifetime care for these very special cats. Join us today as a member and help us believe in miracles for Harry, Frank, and others like them.
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Harry - Super senior who lived outside.
Meet our newest forever foster, Harry. He is twenty years old and has lived his entire life outdoors! His human caregiver recently passed away. It's obvious that Harry was loved and well-cared for. We are delighted to welcome him to his new, indoor life of comfort and love. He's not quite as sure about this as we are, but that's ok. We have plenty of time to gain his trust and show him the good life! Harry will spend the rest of his days with Amy and her family. We will update as he settles in.
Frank - Senior with severe food and environmental allergies, recurrent tumors, stomatitis.
Oh, Frank! Our resident old lady cat was found on the streets with a host of medical issues. Frank has a severe case of stomatitis that required the removal of all of her teeth to save her life. She had multiple tumors on her face and body, was severely malnourished, and suffering from respiratory issues that took nearly a year to diagnose. Frank has chronic asthma, food allergies, and environmental allergies. She lives with Trish and Joe, where she spends most of her time in the office, napping on the bed, getting brushed (her favorite), or snuggling in her furry cave.
Frank requires steroid injections every six weeks, special food to keep her asthma and skin allergies under control, and constant monitoring in case she needs her rescue inhaler. Her tumors have returned several times in the years that she's been with us, and she requires ongoing monitoring for her stomatitis issues.
Frank's ongoing medical costs are high - biopsies (and sometimes minor surgery) when her tumors pop up, regular checkups, and multiple medications. Frank has required four surgeries so far, and there's always the possiblity of another tumor that will need our immediate attention.
Your donation allows us to provide Frank with the happiest, healthiest old age a cat could ask for!
Become a sustaining sponsor by clicking below. Thanks for caring about Frank!
Frank requires steroid injections every six weeks, special food to keep her asthma and skin allergies under control, and constant monitoring in case she needs her rescue inhaler. Her tumors have returned several times in the years that she's been with us, and she requires ongoing monitoring for her stomatitis issues.
Frank's ongoing medical costs are high - biopsies (and sometimes minor surgery) when her tumors pop up, regular checkups, and multiple medications. Frank has required four surgeries so far, and there's always the possiblity of another tumor that will need our immediate attention.
Your donation allows us to provide Frank with the happiest, healthiest old age a cat could ask for!
Become a sustaining sponsor by clicking below. Thanks for caring about Frank!
Donna - Our liver shunt miracle girl. (Rest in Peace, 2021)
Donna was diagnosed with an inoperable liver shunt at only a few months of age. This means that her blood vessels are wrapped around her liver, preventing her body from processing toxins. She needs a special diet, medication, ongoing medical care with her specialists at Oradell Animal Hospital, and around-the-clock at home care. Donna lives with Amy and her family, and has a wonderful quality of life. This sweet girl can usually be found napping on the couch, hanging out in the kitchen with her family, or enjoying a prescription meal in her own room. Donna needs to eat separately from other cats, and cannot have even one bite of "regular" cat food!
Donna lived for many years beytaond her life expectancy. She will forever live in our hearts, and we will never forget her. Cats like Donna are the reason we do what we do. Please consider donating in her memory so we can continue to honor her life and legacy.
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Become a monthly sponsor!
If you'd like to make a recurring monthly donation for our Purrmanent Residents, click here. Your donation provides food, medicine, and veterinary care to our forever fosters!