UPDATE:  She is growing stronger each day and showing incredible resilience. Her prognosis is good, and, once she makes a full recovery, Hagan will be neutered and will become a resident of the Gill Dalley Sanctuary until she is adopted.

Hagan was found stuck in a glue trap meant for rodents, unable to move. The pocket-sized kitten was covered in glue from head to toe, leaving her coat matted and her body riddled with abrasion wounds. She was also severely dehydrated and malnourished.

Hagan's fur and wounds were carefully cleaned while doctors performed several wellness exams. She was sadly diagnosed with both anemia and acute hepatitis. Luckily, she began immediate treatment through fluid therapy and life-saving antibiotics.

Hagan is on the road to recovery, but she's still malnourished and needs time to heal in the hospital. Will you support Hagan while she works to be healthy and happy again?

Hagan was caught in a glue trap and needs your help to heal!

You can help Hagan 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.

Help us meet our goal of $3,000 for Hagan and pets like her. 

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