Every Soul Should Be Remembered - Peace

Today while I was in an Uber on my way to work this morning, I saw a dead cat laying in the grass off the main street Homan. My heart broke and my eyes welled up with tears. The Uber driver asked me what was wrong, and I told him. At that moment, I knew that when I got off of work, I would go back and get the poor baby. This poor cat deserves more than to lay in the grass and waste away to nothing. Isn't it bad enough that he dealt with that in life, he should not have to deal with that in death.

I asked one of our transport volunteers if she would go with me to get the cat when I got off so we can dispose of this poor soul properly. Instead since a co-worker was driving me home, I asked if he would help me instead. He obliged. I am forever grateful. Our transport volunteer met me at my house and I scanned this poor baby for a microchip. There was none. We proceeded to take her to CACC.
I've have named her Peace. I have also decided to post her picture here as a reminder of what happens when one chooses to walk away. When one chooses to not see what is in front of them. These cats are living, breathing souls with feel and who love and who hurt. It is because of these souls that WTRF was born. If more people got involved with TNR/TNA the less pictures like the one posted would be taken. TNR makes a difference. It changes lives. Less suffering, less euthanasia, less abuse. More love, more happiness, more good.

If more people donated two hours of their time to help TNR, to help transport, more lives would be saved. Less cats would be going into CACC dead and alive. Help us change these outcomes. You can do this. You have 2 hours. Help us win this battle. We can only change so much on our own, but in numbers, we can win. Please help us stop the fate that poor Peace suffered. I am begging you. Give a couple hours of your time. Help change their fate. No one should have to suffer this way. Fly the rainbow my dear Peace. I'm sorry that we couldn't help you sooner.