National Feed A Rescue Pet Week! 😋
July 14-20
Help us celebrate National Feed a Rescue Pet Week!
As of January 2024, the cost of pet food had risen by 28.4% compared to January 2021, and an even more striking 30.7% from January 2019. This persistent high level of producer prices directly impacts retail prices, making prescription pet food increasingly too expensive for low-income pet parents. 🙀
In 2023, we paid $4,616.38 to Chewy our prescription food provider. The food is delivered directly to these kitties’ furever homes to ensure they get the nutrition they need.
Miko, Max and Kilo had life-threatening urinary blockages and Khaleesi is diabetic.
A donation today will help us continue to feed these beautiful furbabies their much-needed prescription diet to manage their medical conditions.
Can you help feed a rescue pet today?
Read their stories below:
Kilo had Perineal Urethrostomy (PU) surgery to remove a urinary obstruction; however, to prevent future blockages, he needs a special prescription diet food. Kilo eats Hill's Prescription Diet c/d Multicare Urinary Care with Ocean Fish Wet Cat Food. A 5.5oz can costs $3.16 and Kilo eats 1 1/4 cans a day.
Read more about Kilo here.
Khaleesi lost a lot of weight over seven months; bloodwork confirmed Khaleesi has Diabetes and will need insulin and prescription diet food for the rest of her life. Khaleesi eats Purina Pro Plan Veterinary Diets DM Diabetic Management Savory Selcts Wet Cat Food. A 5.5oz can costs $2.91 and Khaleesi eats 1 can a day plus a small handful of Purina Pro Plan Veterinary Diets DM Dietetic Management Dry Cat Food. A 10-lb bag costs $81.99.
Read more about Khaleesi here.
Miko needs a prescription diet to treat his Feline Idiopathic Cystitis Condition, which causes painful inflammation of the bladder. Miko is fed Hills Prescription Diet c/d Multicare Urinary Care canned food. He is particular about the flavor and prefers Vegetable, Tuna & Rice Stew. A 2.9oz can costs $2.45 and Miko eats 1 can a day plus a handful of Hill's Prescription Diet c/d Multicare Urinary Care with Chicken Dry Cat Food. A 8.5lb bag costs $64.99.
Read more about Miko here.
We had helped Max back in February 2023; Max had escaped outside, and when he returned, his jaw was broken and needed surgery immediately. We helped Max, and he had surgery and fully recovered. However, Max's mom made a frantic call to us in June. She had noticed that Max was constantly going in and out of the litter box but was not urinating. She was worried he had a urinary blockage and did not know what to do.
Hills Prescription Diet c/d Multicare Urinary Care canned food Vegetable, Tuna & Rice Stew. A 2.9oz can costs $2.45 and Max eats 1 can a day plus a handful of Hill's Prescription Diet c/d Multicare Urinary Care with Chicken Dry Cat Food. A 8.5lb bag costs $64.99.
Read more about Max here.