10/26/2026
🚨 URGENT: SALT RESCUE NEEDS YOUR HELP — 60 CATS ARE WAITING TO COME HOME! 🚨
We have just days to reach an arrangement with Animal Welfare Services (AWS) for the return of our 60 cats to SALT Rescue.
This is a heartbreaking situation. SALT has received no information, photographs, or proof that our cats are still alive. As we face this unimaginable uncertainty, our priority is simple: WE WANT OUR 60 CATS HOME, ALIVE.
SALT has worked to comply with multiple orders, including the most recent order involving 30 cats, which resulted in a veterinary bill of almost $53,000. The financial and emotional toll has been enormous.
But throughout this experience, one thing has become painfully clear to me: THERE IS NOT ENOUGH HELP FOR ANIMALS.
We need to rip the bandage off and confront the real problem — the millions of animals being abandoned, left without homes, and euthanized every year. We cannot keep treating the symptoms while ignoring the cause.
Every day, dedicated volunteers drag themselves into shelters and rescue facilities, knowing they may face heartbreaking decisions. Some animals will be transferred elsewhere. Others may be euthanized. The feelings of disappointment, helplessness, and heartbreak have become part of everyday life for far too many people who simply want to save animals.
Animal rescue is in critical condition — and heading toward the ICU.
But unlike a hospital, where doctors provide the treatment, saving animal rescue will require ALL OF US to step up.
Our governments and Animal Welfare Services must prioritize meaningful, organized solutions to animal overpopulation. We need prevention, responsible pet ownership, accessible spay and neuter programs, and support for the organizations working on the front lines.
Small rescues cannot be expected to carry the weight of this crisis alone. They have limited funding, limited resources, and often very little influence over the decisions that affect the animals in their care.
The burden cannot continue to fall on the very people who are trying desperately to help.
Euthanasia is not the solution to overpopulation. Targeting rescues that are doing their best to help animals is not the solution either.
WORKING TOGETHER IS.
Sadly, some organizations see other rescues as competition rather than partners in a common cause. Imagine what we could accomplish if we put those differences aside and worked together to save lives!
There is an old saying: “The fish stinks from the head down.”
If we want meaningful change, it must start at the top. Our government must do better. We need leadership, accountability, and a real plan to address animal overpopulation and support the rescues fighting this battle every day.
We cannot keep asking small, volunteer-run rescues to solve a crisis they did not create and cannot solve alone.
❤️ RIGHT NOW, SALT’S PRIORITY IS BRINGING OUR 60 CATS HOME ALIVE. ❤️
We have only days, and we desperately need your help.
🐾 CAN YOU FOSTER? A temporary home could make an enormous difference.
🐾 CAN YOU ADOPT? Opening your home to a cat means another life can be saved.
🐾 CAN YOU DONATE? Every dollar helps us provide the care and resources these animals need.
🐾 CAN YOU SHARE THIS POST? Please help us reach people who may be able to help.
These 60 cats are counting on us. We need our community to stand with SALT now, more than ever.
Please don’t wait. THESE CATS NEED US, AND TIME IS RUNNING OUT.
Let’s bring them home. Let’s save lives. And let’s demand a better future for all animals. ❤️🐾
PLEASE SHARE. PLEASE HELP. PLEASE STAND WITH SALT.
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