Sally up close
MEOW!
Meet Sally. She’s sassy. Therefore, she’s Sally Sassypants.
She came to us with ringworm (a skin fungus), a belly full of icky intestinal worms, and so starved you could feel her ribs and spine clearly through her skin.
Sally is now safely and happily in a loving foster home, but needs an adopter!!!
Tenth Life is now licensed by the State of Missouri as an animal rescue. This enables us to transfer needy cats from other shelters. Yippee!!!
Tenth Life Cat Rescue is now a 501(c)(3) tax exempt organization! That means all of your donations will be tax deductible! Woo hooo!!!
Chester!!!
Chester is a 1- or 2-year-old orange tabby who was rescued by a kind cat-lover concerned about the persistent limp in his rear right leg. Though he limps, the impairment doesn’t slow Chester down at all! He’s a sweet young boy who lived outside his whole life, depending on the kindness of humans. He would prefer a quiet home with lots of windowsills to look out of and plenty of sunshine to bask in. Chester takes a little while to warm up to new people, but once he knows you, he wants nothing more than loving pets and scratches and a warm lap to curl up in. He is neutered, up-to-date on all shots, and would prefer a home with no dogs or small children.
Look at our new fantastic kitty, Norah! She was rescued from an abandoned home, where her previous owners carelessly left her and her two siblings behind for dead. One sadly died after starving to death. Another is scared out of his mind. But Norah has been rescued and is one of the most cuddly loving cats you’ll ever meet! Give this sweet girl the home she deserves!
And if you aren’t ready to permanently add to your furry family, you can become a foster parent for Norah while she awaits her adoptive home.
Harry’s bro, TK (aka Terrified Kitty). He is also scared. Both are looking for a wonderful barn or farm to live in/on. Contact us if you need some good, cute mousers!
Harry the kitty! He’s scared of me.
Tenth Life has a bank account! Wahoo! Not much in it, but we’ve got it. So… we can start accepting donations! They won’t yet be tax-deductible for donors yet, as we are awaiting our 501(c)(3) approval, but we can accept money to help the kitties!
At the bottom of our homepage are two links… ways you can help Tenth Life without spending a DIME of your own money! Please check it out!
