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Hi everyone, I know this is a shot in the dark but is anyone interested in taking this cat? She is on the younger side (around a year old) unspayed, 6.5 lbs. She’s also polydactyl (6 toes on each front paw) and extremely fluffy. She is extremely soft and sweet, and wants so badly to be loved!

She came up to my friend on her porch and begged to be let inside. I brought her to the vet and unfortunately, she has a chipped canine tooth and needs an extraction, which I cannot afford. I was quoted $700 for the extraction, and I don’t think that even includes the bloodwork and x rays. Although we didn’t do any blood / fecal testing, the examination otherwise came back healthy. The vets loved her!

She would be a amazing inside only cat! Otherwise, I’ll be dropping her off at the shelter if they will take her… I don’t know what else to do! The shelter intake form said I had to prove I tried to find a home for this cat first… hence this post. Honestly I’ve been very stressed about what to do with this sweet girl. I feel like she’s too sweet, small and friendly to be put back outside which is what the shelter recommended.

Full Article: https://www.eyesonice.net/p/they-treat-us-like-dogs-detainees

A smuggled video out of the South Louisiana ICE Processing Center in Basile, Louisiana, has provided a frantic, real-time window into the desperation and retaliation faced by detained women. Recorded hastily on a facility tablet before guards returned, the footage shows a group of detainees protesting the sudden removal of a fellow woman, Dana, into solitary confinement after she spoke out about the center’s conditions.

The South Louisiana ICE Processing Center in Basile has become the flashpoint of a mounting human rights crisis. In the video, the women explain they are staging a mutiny in the facility’s “Delta Bravo” unit, actively refusing to let guards count them as they demand answers regarding Dana’s safety. According to the detainees, Dana was taken away and locked in the Special Management Unit (SMU) as direct retaliation for filming a previous public complaint. The fear for her well-being is palpable; the women note that facility supervisors sprinted toward the SMU during the incident, leaving the rest of the unit completely in the dark about what was happening to her behind closed doors.