"To know even one life has breathed easier because you have lived - that is to have succeeded." 

Ralph Waldo Emerson

Pets with broken wings are our special needs animals. Special needs pets may have different forms of disabilities, which require for that special someone who's willing to invest a little more energy, love and time. 

Some of our special needs animals are simply old or sick and some have had to suffer through experiences that make it a little harder for them to be adopted. 

 

Most of them suffer from one or more of the below:

  • a physical disability or a chronic terminal disease
  • be recovering from a serious injury
  • be elderly and/or requires hospice care at home
  • have emotional and/or behavioral problems

We believe that every life deserves a second chance.



Here are a few of our special needs cats and dogs.

If you are interested in a special need pet, please email us!

This beautiful little boy came from a small town up north and he was an outdoor kitty. Sebastian's fur was so matted he was actually in pain from the mats, you could not pet him without him screaming in pain. As you can see now he is mat free and a very happy boy. Sebastian did test positive for feline aids. He is the sweetest cat and is fine with other cats and dogs. He is very laid back. He needs to find a family that has another FIV cat or be the only cat. Are you that family?

 

Boa, is a young orange tabby. He is a lover and loves to play but most of all as you can tell loves to sleep! He was an outdoor stray kitty and because of this, he has contracted feline aids  and must go to a home without cats or another feline aids-positive kitty home. He gets along great with his other feline aids foster buddies.

Bubbles is a 10 year old beautiful female kitty. She is a special needs kitty because she has feline aids. She was rescued from another shelter: at that time, she had a very bad infection in her eye that would not clear up, so the vet thought it best to remove the eye. She is doing great and looking for a home to call her own. She must go with no other cats or another feline aids positive kitty.