Cat accepted she was going to die as maggots ate her rotting flesh. WARNING

[Madison]

Hope for Paws

WARNING - This video is NOT for everybody. Kids, please watch this one with your parents. If you have a weak stomach, skip the medical part and hop to the happy ending 🥰Peggy was absolutely going to die from a terrible infection, but luckily, an employee at this chemical plant knew that WE can save her life.
JoAnn Wiltz and Katie McKittrick headed over and bravely handled the situation so well!!!
The medical part is tough to watch... a broken leg, maggot, infection, and the surgery. We left this one kind of raw because we want you to understand the challenges we deal with doing this rescue work, and we wanted to show what the donations our supporters are giving are paying for. Thank you.

[Cotton1]

That was hard to watch but it's a good thing they do for the animals

[Standing Wolf]

This kind of story is good to hear about. (And yes, I skipped to the happy ending - I can't watch operations.) I hear some people express discouragement that so many just look the other way when an animal obviously needs help, but I prefer to focus on the good people who DO care and do something about it. If I could have any superpower it would be the ability to send out a psychic message to all the homeless or abused animals nearby to come to me for care and assistance. Every life rescued is a small victory for love and humanity.

[carolina73]

I had to skip the video. But it is always great to hear about animals being rescued.