Earlier this week, a good Samaritan found a severely injured stray cat and reached out for help. Many people, including compassionate cat advocates, offered support and funds toward the cat's veterinary care. The finder brought the cat to Animal Humane Society Coon Rapids, which was unable to intake the cat. A community service officer, then, took the cat, but shockingly, released/dumped the cat into an unfamiliar area -- injured and vulnerable.

Thankfully, a small group of independent rescuers worked tirelessly to find this cat. After five days of suffering alone, Sule—named after the SFAAR volunteers who helped rescue him -- was tracked down, live-trapped, taken to an ER, and transferred to South Shore Veterinary Clinic, who graciously agreed to see him on a Saturday. His condition was dire -- severely dehydrated, anemic, with abscessed wounds and broken teeth -- but after treatment, he's starting to improve! This friendly boy, also FIV positive, is now on the road to recovery in foster care with SFAAR, but he still needs continued care.

If you'd like to help contribute to Sule’s life-saving care:

• Donate to Sule's GoFundMe: https://tinyurl.com/mruypd2m or
• Call South Shore Vet at 651-464-4210 on Monday to contribute directly to his care.