Sulala Animal Rescue

A friend reported a mother cat and her 5 kittens hiding inside a small storeroom among the furniture at their workplace. Upon checking one of them, they were found to be suffering from a severe flea infestation.
​We provided food to tame them and make them easier to handle, and we will continue to monitor them until they can be safely and quietly transferred to the shelter to receive the necessary medical care.

Medical point report for 18/7/2026. We received 30 cats whose cases varied between feline parvovirus, dehydration, rodenticide poisoning, and acute gastroenteritis accompanied by diarrhea and vomiting. Some cases showed severe emaciation with worms, ear mites, fungi, scabies, skin allergy, hernia, and a spinal fracture due to a fall, in addition to purulent eye infections, one of which required an enucleation surgery.
​We also received 10 dogs; some suffered from gastroenteritis and vomiting, while the rest came for routine parasite and deworming doses.
​Additionally, we received a rooster for follow-up, suffering from IBV virus, breathing difficulty, and arthritis preventing it from moving, and a chicken with a deep, infected wound after a weasel attack. Appropriate treatments were provided for all cases, and breeders were counseled on care and follow-up methods.