Original Article: https://blog.theanimalrescuesite.greatergood.com/eam-update-leo-tabitha/

Do you remember Leo and Tabitha’s heartbreaking story?

The feline siblings were mauled by stray dogs while living on the streets of Greece which resulted in several deep wounds and serious injuries.

Thankfully, kindhearted people who feed the community cats noticed Leo and Tabitha were missing and went looking for them. They were found in grave condition and rushed to a vet clinic.

Thanks to your generous donations, the sweet felines were able to get the care they needed and have fully recovered.

Their journey to recovery was long. They spent two months with constant care at the vet clinic before they returned to Let’s be S.M.A.R.T. cat sanctuary to continue healing.

Leo and Tabitha have an unbreakable bond and are now looking for a home together. They are adjusting to life as indoor cats and love playing with toys, especially ones with strings.

“We tend to stick together and cuddle with each other. We might come across as a bit shy at first but after 1 minute of sniffing we show our true personalities!! We are super friendly and social,” shared by the sanctuary straight from Leo and Tabitha.

They go on to say, “We both loove cuddles and enjoy a good neck scratch! We purr like machines when we are being stroked and we will rub our faces against you to ask for more!”

Watch the siblings play in the video below.

Sanctuary staff and volunteers are showering the friendly felines with love and attention while they wait for a forever home.

We asked for your help to cover their medical bills and ongoing care and you stepped up in a big way, so thank you!

Thanks to the generosity of donors like you, Greater Good Charities and the Animal Rescue Site are in the process of deepening our commitment to the pets of Xanthi, Greece, ensuring every animal has the support it needs. We are also expanding our reach to several new areas within Greece, supporting both cats and dogs in need.

In late 2023, Greater Good Charities was approached by groups working in the city of Xanthi, Northern Greece, to assist in the support of over 600 animals seeking out an existence in and around a municipal rubbish site. Since then, working alongside the Animal Rescue Site and community partners, they have provided food, specialist medical care, funded high quality spay-neuter services and supported foster and adoption for dozens of pets.

Did you know that you can help feed shelter pets daily with no cost to you? Click daily at The Animal Rescue Site and play trivia through Freekibble to help fund meals for hungry shelter pets. Thank you for your ongoing support!

Source: The Animal Rescue Site Blog