Funded: Cat Suffering from Infected Gunshot Wound Needs Your Help to Heal

Update: Thanks to your support, Jenga's injured tail was amputated. She has returned to her playful self and is adjusting well at the shelter. Your donations are improving the lives of injured shelter pets. 

Jenga was surrendered to the shelter with a gunshot wound to her tail that hadn't been cared for in some time, allowing infection to set in.

At the veterinary hospital, doctors confirmed that the only option to relieve Jenga’s pain and protect her health was to amputate her tail. Her surgery is scheduled and she’s currently receiving care to keep the injury site clean and wrapped until the procedure can be completed.

Jenga is on the path to recovery but will need continued care after her operation. Be the missing piece in this sweet cat's story by helping her heal from her injuries.

Help Jenga heal from her tail injury.

You can help Jenga get the treatment she needs to heal. Your gift will not only give her the hope to keep fighting, but your donations will help cover her ongoing care.

Greater Good Charities works to provide emergency medical care to pets in shelters across the country and meet other critical needs, including food, supplies, transportation, sterilization, and disaster relief. With your donation, you can help save the lives of animals like these by covering their care.

Help us meet our goal of $3,600 for Jenga and pets like her.