View Our Lovely Adoptable Cats
at S.T.A.R.T. II
on Petfinder.com

Happy Endings

Urgent Matters

Events

Main Index
About Us
Feral Cat Project
Feral Cat Sponsor Program
Drop Trap Construction Plans
Feral Cats Outwitting Drop Trap (Humor)
Feline Health & Behavior Topics (>500)
Feline Nutrition
Preventive Health Care for Your Cat
The Facts About Declawing
Understanding Scratching
Trimming Claws & Soft Paws
Plants Toxic to Cats: Common Names
Plants Toxic to Cats: Genus-Species
Poisons & Toxins
Drugs to Avoid with Cats
Life-threatening Emergencies
Happy & Healthy Indoor Cat
Outdoor Risks
Caring For Orphan Kittens
Caring for Your Older Cat
Mini Home Physical Exam for Your Cat
Introducing New Cats to Resident Cats
Cat-proofing Your Home
Medicating Your Cat
Tribute Gallery

 

petloss.jpg (16194 bytes)

 

verification_seal.gif (3391 bytes)



Click to join Feline_Health_and_Behavior

join.gif (1687 bytes)



1998-
2007 Max's House Animal Rescue, Inc
Founded in 1963

Maxswelcometype.jpg (33483 bytes)



Please help us mend little Charlie's broken heart before his time runs out.

PPoor little Charlie was born with a congenital
 heart defect known as a Patent Ductus Arteriosus
 (PDA). The ductus arteriosus is a conduit for blood
 flow from the pulmonary artery to the aorta that allows oxygenated blood to bypass the undeveloped lungs of the fetus. The ductus arteriosus usually closes up a few days after kittens are born, but if it stays open (patent) blood flows backwards into the lungs and into the left
 side of the heart and results in congestive heart failure
 and death.

 Fortunately, PDA is one of the very few surgically
 correctable heart defects in cats. If surgery to close theductus arteriosus is performed early enough, Charlie
 can live a normal life and have a normal lifespan, but if
 surgery is delayed, irreversible damage can occur that
 will shorten Charlie's life drastically.  Without surgery
 Charlie will probably die from congestive heart failure
 wthin a few months to a year at most.   Charlie is
 already almost 5 months old and at high risk of developing permanent damage to his heart. In order to prevent this and congestive heart failure, Charlie must
have surgery  to close the ductus as soon as possible.

But our medical and emergency budgets are exhausted and our credit is overextended from the flood of kittens we received this past kitten season in addition to the high number of abandoned, surrendered, and "foreclosure pet" we received.  We desperately need your help to save sweet little Charlie's life.  Any donation, regardless of how small will help and will be deeply appreciated.  Please, lets not let this sweet little cat die in the dawn of  life.

                               On behalf of Charlie, Thank You from the bottom of our hearts.


                                 
You may also send a donation by check or money order to:

                                                   Max's House Animal Rescue, Inc.
                                                                 P.O. Box 1581
                                                           Ridgewood, NJ 07451

                                     (Please be sure to note "Charlie's Fund" on your check.

                                   100% of your donation will go directly to Charlie's Fund.



 


Subscribe to Max's House Feline Health & Behavior Free Monthly Newsletter

A New Feline Health & Behavior Topic Each Month

Max's House does not rent or sell any email addresses or other contact information that you provide.

* Email Address
First Name
* Zip Code
* = Required Field

 

 


tribute_gallery_Banner.jpg (7298 bytes)