#rescuecat Rocky was barely alive when he was rescued on Jan 25th in Minnesota. Thanks to a good Samaritan, Rocky has a fighting chance. Rocky is doing much better now, but he still has a long recovery road ahead. Rocky received urgent care and medications already to help him recover from a respiratory infection. He was very malnourished when rescued. He was found crying for help, balled up in the cold. He thankfully tested negative for leukemia and FIV. Rocky's a little fighter that deserves a fighting chance at a forever loving home and the surgery needed to get him ready for adoption. To donate for little Rocky's upcoming surgery on 2/27/25, please contact the Vetenarian clinic that treats all of our MN Rescue cats. Their info is in the bio or below. The Minneota Vet has set us up a medical fund for all of our rescues, including little Rocky. 100% of donations go to help with vet care and vet care only. MN Rescue is a very small volunteer family based organization. All of our stray cat rescues are treated for urgent care, tested for infectious diseases, and given treatments for fleas, ticks, and dewormer. They all receive surgeries to be spayed or neutered. They remain in fister care until they are fully healed. They are then placed for adoption. Adoption is free to the right fit home, or a donation may be made if able. To Donate: Minneota Veterinarian Clinic 714 E 1st St Minneota, MN, 56264 (507)872-6000 Mon-Fri 8am-5pm CST Note: Donations may be made by phone or by mailing in a check. Check Memo: Donation for MN Rescue Fund Thank you, donors! None of this would be possible without the support of anyone donating. We are saving kives together! These poor babies deserve a forever loving home. ❤️ #mnrescue #cats #adoptdontshop - @mnrescue