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On this exact day, two years ago, we trapped 9 cats for TNR. Those 9 cats stopped the birth of 108 kittens from being born onto the streets that year. It is amazing to look back and see how many lives we have saved and changed. I guess we don't realize how much of an impact we have made and continue to make until we sit down and actually start to think about it. We hope we have inspired many people to also take action and help their local feral colonies. This was a memory that came up on our Google.

Woke up thinking of you, Santana. Since you left, the world hasn't been the same. You left a giant hole in our hearts. You taught us so much in such a short period of time. You have led us to the most neglected and overlooked kitties in our city. You touched so many lives, and because of you, many other people have started to take action when they see a little friend on the street in distress. If only we could go back in time to see you one more time and hold you and tell all about the other kitties we have saved! Hey, but who i am kidding, you already know all about them since you are up there looking after them and guiding us to find them. Your heart was made of gold! You showed how no matter how much you had been through, you still opened up your heart to us, opened up to allow us to show you that not all in this world is evil. We love you always and forever, Love, Your mommies that miss you terribly down here in this globe we call earth.

We were messaged about some kittens that had been born in an old car in someone's backyard. The Mama did such a good job and kept her babies warm and dry despite the rain we had been having. We were able to quickly get Mama into a carrier and then got her 5 babies. She had hidden them underneath the seat, and they were all plump and healthy. We have named Mama Aria and her Little Liars (The PLL Litter). Full intros on her babies coming soon. It looks like we are getting an early start to kitten season, and we are looking for fosters. If you're interested in fostering, please fill out a foster application by visiting the link in our bio @catsofsanbernardino

We were contacted by an apartment manager about some kitties that were left behind and dumped outside when her tenants moved out. Two adult cats and three kittens were left outside with 2 pillows in a boiler room. Unfortunately 2 of the kittens passed away before we were contacted 💔. The weather has been cold and rainy and these poor kitties weren't used to being outside. The original rescue plea only mentioned the Mom cat and her baby but we immediately noticed another kitty that was outside. The other girl looked just like the Mama and had a matching collar. We wanted to be sure we werent taking someone else's cat so we asked around the apartment building and 3 of the tenants confirmed that our second adult cat had also been abandoned by the previous family. We knew we couldn't leave her behind so we scooped her up too. We were concerned about panleukopenia because Two of the kittens had passed away. We took all three kitties straight to the vet and had some testing done. They were all negative for panleukopenia and seem to be healthy overall, just starving. We have named them Bubbles (Baby), Blossom (Mom), and Buttercup (Mama cats sister). We are in need of fosters. We have had a lot of pleas for help recently but need more fosters. If you're interested in fostering please fill out a foster application by visiting the link in our bio @catsofsanbernardino Stay tuned for updates on our Power Puff Girls 🌻🫧🧈

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New Rescue Alert! Yesterday we were out trying to rescue a really sick boy who has mange (who we have named Icon) when we came across this little guy with an injured leg. We didn't expect to find this little one but we knew as soon as we saw him that we had to get him help. We believe he has a broken hind left leg. He is currently at our vet getting a full diagnosis and we will have an update soon. Everyone voted on our live stream about what we should name him and the overwhelming consensus was Limp Biscuit 😅♥️ We have multiple people on the lookout for Icon and will be heading back out to try and rescue him.

Everest Update! This beautiful boy was attacked by dogs. He had a broken pelvis and broken leg. He is still going to need FHO surgery BUT hes already making strides in his recovery. When we first rescued him he wasn't able to stand, let alone walk. Now he walking around and even making small hops around his area. He a very happy boy and is going to make the best companion.

We started TNR on a new Colony! We got 2 boys and 2 girls. We will be continuing and hopefully finishing the colony next week 💪 Our disclaimer about TNR Below: A little info about these cats for new folks to our page: All of the cats that were released have been spayed/neutered, vaccinated, and microchipped. They were returned to the same location where we caught them. They all have designated colony caretakers. Meaning they receive food and water every single day. Our caretakers look after these kitties and let us know if they ever need medical attention. We microchip the cats so that we can be notified if they ever come in to harms way. This would deam the area unsafe for future returns. This has never happened. These cats are not a harm to the very URBAN environment that we live in. They are not catching endangered birds. We are in the center of an urban city. If anyone is worried about the wildlife, please ask why humans decided to put a giant city in the center of it. These feral cats are a product of human ignorance and people not spaying and neutering their pets or believing cats are meant to live outside. These cats are feral, they cannot adopted and domesticating every feral is not an attainable solution. In the amount of time it would take to tame one feral, we could save countless friendly, adoptable cats. Anyone who has a negative opinion on TNR, please share with us what you're doing to fix the feral cat problem. And no, mass euthanasia doesn't work! #tnr #savinglives #catrescue #kitten #kittens #cat