Barbossa

Look at what a difference rescue makes!

Barbossa came to us from a local farm last winter that was overwhelmed with cats. On the day of our visit, we took in five cats, all suffering from severe upper respiratory infections, with Barbossa in the worst condition. Our vet team examined them immediately and started them on antibiotics and antiviral medications. While the others improved quickly, Barbossa’s recovery lagged, and our worst fears were confirmed – he had FIP (Feline Infectious Peritonitis)

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Thank you for helping us save over 1700 lives!

As we step into 2025, we are filled with immense gratitude for the donors, volunteers, and fosters who make our mission possible. Thanks to your unwavering support, Angel of Hope Animal Rescue continues to grow, bringing hope and a second chance to the over 1,700 pets we care for each year.

Your kindness inspires us as we reflect on the difference you've made for pets in need in our community. In the words of our Executive Director, Laura Uecker:

“Since 2013, Angel of Hope has grown beyond expectations! In 2024 alone, we placed over 1,700 pets into loving forever homes. Every day, we work with overcrowded shelters, animal impounds, and owners who need help finding a safe place for their pets. Our mission ensures each pet receives proper veterinary care so they’re ready for their new homes.

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Speedy's Foster Adventures!

Hi everyone, it’s me, Speedy! I’ve been with Angel of Hope for a really long time! I’m a very sweet and friendly girl, but I’m also very shy and timid, and take a super long time to come out of my shell… But good news! I’ve just been moved to a brand new foster home! And I’m going to tell you all about my adventures there! This has been my first time being in a home for almost a year. It has all been so new and scary, but every day I have been getting better and better! 

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Delta's Story

Little Miss Delta had countless angels guiding her to her adoptive family.  This little girl was found wandering as a stray in the bayous of Louisiana.  She was brought to a shelter, where a compassionate woman who worked with the shelter and rescue groups saw her flight.  Suspected of having hydrocephalus, Delta needed help beyond what the shelter could provide, so the woman posted her on Facebook, hoping a rescue would step in.

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