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Gus and St Francis

St. Francis Rescue Nacogdoches is a 501 (c) (3) not for profit, no-kill animal rescue organization. We are committed to providing the animals in our care with any and all necessary veterinary treatment, training, and socialization.

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Update: the third photo shows the kitten as he looks today. He loves the TLC, and it’s obviously working!

He looks like a tiny skeleton covered with tufts of brittle grey fur; he feels like a bony little bird in your hand. He is five weeks old. He has hookworms, roundworms and coccidia; he has an ulcerated cornea from an eye infection. A severe flea infestation has also left him with tapeworms.

There are two bits of good news: all the parasites and the eye infection are treatable; and this fragile little body houses the spirit of a lion. He is responding beautifully to care, and has begun to eat. Yesterday he purred.

We have said that the health problems that would have killed him, and quickly, if he had not been found, are treatable; they were also preventable. He was born, then was neglected, then abandoned.

This kitten is only one of millions of unwanted pets. Please spay and neuter.

In the meantime, this one is safe. We will post updates when he is ready to go to a foster or adopter.
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Update:  the third photo shows the kitten as he looks today.  He loves the TLC, and it’s obviously working!

He looks like a tiny skeleton covered with tufts of brittle grey fur; he feels like a bony little bird in your hand.  He is five weeks old.  He has hookworms, roundworms and coccidia; he has an ulcerated cornea from an eye infection.  A severe flea infestation has also left him with tapeworms. 

There are two bits of good news:  all the parasites and the eye infection are treatable; and this fragile little body houses the spirit of a lion.  He is responding beautifully to care, and has begun to eat.  Yesterday he purred.

We have said that the health problems that would have killed him, and quickly, if he had not been found, are treatable; they were also preventable.  He was born, then was neglected, then abandoned.

This kitten is only one of millions of unwanted pets.  Please spay and neuter.

In the meantime, this one is safe.  We will post updates when he is ready to go to a foster or adopter.Image attachmentImage attachment

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Wonderful write up!!! You are 💯 correct, he is safe, but like you said millions are abandoned, tortured, starved and dumped it’s endless  Most every time you see free kittens or puppies the cycle continues 💔🥲

Shared with lots of love and prayers. Praying for God's healing mercies for this baby.

What a little sweetie!!

God Blesses those who Help the Helpless.

Sweet baby boy <3

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When the adoption is good, it has the look of love all the way around. Our beautiful Doe, renamed Dodi, has found her family. ... See MoreSee Less

When the adoption is good, it has the look of love all the way around.  Our beautiful Doe, renamed Dodi, has found her family.Image attachmentImage attachment+1Image attachment

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Dodo had the best family! ❤️

They are a wonderful couple for her; and she is great for them!

I'm a fan of this rescue, this family, this sweet soul! Everybody won. 🤍🖤🤍🖤🤍

Thanks, St. Francis Rescue Nacogdoches, for connecting us with this sweet, silly, loving girl!💖🐶

What beautiful pictures! 😸😸😸😸😸😸

Wonderful 💕💕💕

amazing🥰🥰

Excellent. ❤️

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Photos from Volunteers for BARC's Urgent Pets's post ... See MoreSee Less

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No dog should die like that a dog lover should foster or adopt that dog let’s get with it those people should be saving.

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