From Sidewalk to Sanctuary – and Back Into Loving Arms.
Bruno has been Reunited with his Family – Many More Need Help!
When Bruno first came to our clinic, he wobbled when he walked. He stumbled. He couldn’t eat properly.
His owner was worried – and so were we.
After hours of careful observation, our vet diagnosed him with cerebellar hypoplasia (CH), a condition affecting balance and coordination. It’s not curable, but it’s not a death sentence either. With patience and love, cats with CH can live full, happy lives.
We explained this to Bruno’s owner, and he took him home.
Months later, two kind strangers spotted a disoriented cat on the sidewalk – sick with cat flu and collapsing with every sneeze. They thought he’d been hit by a car. They brought him to us, and we immediately started treatment.
But something about him felt familiar…
And then, while reviewing an old video, a volunteer spotted a face he’d seen before. It was blurry, but unmistakable…
It was Bruno!
We posted the image online… and the very next morning, Bruno’s original owner came to the clinic.
They were both overjoyed to be reunited.
Bruno is safe again. But he’s just one of many. He had a home – he’d just gotten lost.
Every week, cats like Bruno are brought to our doors – most are abandoned, injured, sick, and scared. We give them medicine. We give them shelter. We give them love. We try to find them families.
But we can’t do it without you.
Will you help us care for animals like Bruno?
- $35 helps cover medicine and basic treatment
- $50 can treat a case of cat flu or provide vaccines
- $100 helps feed and shelter an abandoned cat for a month
Every gift (in any currency) saves lives. Every gift brings hope.
Every gift makes stories like Bruno’s possible.
With heartfelt gratitude,
P.S. Bruno is one of the lucky ones. But many animals here in Thailand never get a second chance. Your donation ensures they do. Please help today.
