Gunner needs help to escape a life of suffering
Homeless, emaciated, and desperately thirsty, Gunner the cat crept into a hangar on an American military base overseas trying to get some relief from the brutal midday heat; he was exhausted after searching for hours to find a safe place to rest. U.S. Army Sergeant Rivers saw him and as a cat lover she immediately noticed how underweight and dirty he was, and wanted to help him. He was afraid of people so she left food and water for him in the hope he'd take it. He did. On the next day, she left him some more, and so began a daily routine where Gunner would wait hiding in a corner for his hero to come by, and little by little he began to trust Sergeant Rivers. Their bond grew stronger each day and Gunner helped Sergeant Rivers through the difficulties of deployment and gave her something to look forward to. Now, she wants to save his life.
Life for homeless animals overseas is a constant struggle just to stay alive. Gunner made it this long only thanks to the love and care of Sergeant Rivers - without her, he has no one. To save him, she only has us.
Please join us in Gunner's rescue mission because even just a few dollars today will mean together we can get him out of harm's way, and to the safety of America where he can be by his brave soldier Mom's side in his first real home.
Thank You for being by our side to help animals in need, like Gunner.
Together we save them,
Guardians of Rescue
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