Medical Cases
Our Medical Cases page features animals with medical conditions and injuries who may need a bit of extra care or are currently receiving treatment with SOAR. While some of them may not be ready for adoption just yet, they’re still hoping to find loving homes! Your support as a compassionate adopter/foster will help us ensure they, and future animals, get the care they deserve. Should you want to donate and assist with their treatment, please view our Sponsorship and Donations pages.
Rescued Kittens
On 05/14/26, SOAR took 3 very sick and fragile kittens into our rescue. They are currently in a foster home and receiving medical care. Unfortunately, there was no mom in sight and the decision had to be made to take them in and begin bottle feeding.
Their eyes were full of puss and pasted shut, with 1 having an abscess on her leg. They will require around-the-clock care for the foreseeable future. We are hoping these babies pull through and can grow into healthy, thriving kittens.
Please consider sending a donation from our wishlist(s) for these 3 kittens and many others currently in our care. We are in need of KMR – Kitten Milk Replacer (liquid preferred) and kitten food.
Last updated: 5/15/26
Cassidy
This sweet, little boy has already been through more pain than any animal should ever have to endure. Cassidy came to SOAR with a devastatingly severe injury to his leg. Despite everything he has been through, he is still a tiny kitten who wants to be loved, safe, and cared for.
Sadly, Cassidy’s leg can not be saved. He needs an amputation and the medical care that comes with it. SOAR will not turn him away simply because his medical needs are expensive.
But we need your help. The cost of surgery, medications, hospitalization, and follow-up care will be a tremendous expense for SOAR. Every dollar donated goes directly towards giving Cassidy the chance to heal and live the happy, pain-free live he deserves. Even $5, $10, or $20 can make a difference.
If you can’t donate, please share Cassidy’s story. Sharing costs nothing and could help reach someone who can.
Last updated: 8/23/26