The Arrow Fund is a Kentuckiana-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that rescues and rehabilitates the animal victims of extreme torture, abuse, or neglect. We strive to educate the public regarding the ongoing problem of animal cruelty and advocate strengthening our local, state, and national animal welfare laws. Learn more about our mission and our work here.
Looking for a new family member? Consider adopting one of the cuties below!
Leroy
Leroy was found unresponsive and near death. People just passed him by, thinking he was dead . We were alerted and he has been under advanced Veterinary care ever since. We are so pleased that this big, goofy boy is ready for a forever home. We would prefer a home without small children, just due to his size and excitement!
Oakley
Our beautiful Oakley is looking for a very special forever home. He has been through so much. He is positive for calicivirus, so it would be best if he were the only cat or with others with this virus. Oakley loves to play and is a complete love!
Sunshine
This baby is about 4 months old, weighs approx. 10 lbs and is a sweetheart! Her bottom jaw was fractured from blunt force trauma but she has fully recovered now and is ready for adoption.
Talbot
The Arrow Fund’s Talbot is an amazing FIV Positive love bug and
is now ready for a forever home!
Learn more about our adoptable animals here
You will never be hurt or hungry again. Welcome to The Arrow Fund family:
Henrietta
Henrietta is an innocent baby that just wants to live. She is so sweet even though she is so badly hurt…an external fixator was placed on her left tibial/fibula fracture. The fixator will be removed after she is fully healed.
Talbot
The Arrow Fund’s Talbot is improving each day and is an amazing FIV Positive love bug! We will be looking for a forever home for him soon!
Sinatra
Sinatra was hospitalized and received daily laser treatments to his paw pads that were damaged during a horrific act of cruelty. He is now in a foster home. This boy is gentle and so sweet. We tell this handsome baby that nobody will ever hurt him again…♥️
Euan
Euan continues to amaze us with his will to live! After surviving such trauma over the multiple puncture wounds and then battling being septic – this boy defied the odds!
Learn about the rest of the animals under our care.
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Update on
11 PUPS DUMPED IN RAVINE IN TYNER , KENTUCKY! EYES NOT EVEN OPEN!
These babies have been given Game of Thrones names!
All 11 are still with us. We are bottle feeding around the clock to save these babies.
Cheryl Noggle has 5 - Hodor, Theon, Drogo, Jon Snow, and Samwell.
Janelle Aguiar has 2 - Tyrion and Daenerys
Rebecca Eaves has 4-
Sansa, Arya, Jorah , and Drogon.
All have been doing well. Today Arya has shown some weakness. We are doing all we can. Please send love , light, and prayers to these tiny Angels...
There is an ongoing investigation in Jackson County. We sure hope we can find the monster who did this to these innocent babies...
Donations are always appreciated and needed. You can donate directly on this post or go to thearrowfund.org or checks may be sent to The Arrow Fund P.O. Box 1127 Prospect , Kentucky 40059.
We ask that you send positive energy to these babies. They are so tiny and they are without their Mama 💔
Thank you for your support.
Humanely yours,
Rebecca 🐾
The Arrow Fund
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Our team has been up all night feeding these innocent babies. We are doing all we can and 3 of us will be bottle feeding round the clock. We sure hope to catch the monster who threw these innocent babies away like trash!
We are so saddened by this case but are so thankful for all of you that will help us, help them!
Please keep these babies close to your heart... it is a long shot for all to survive without their mama but we will try...
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We have transport from Tyner, Kentucky to London, London to Berea, Berea to Lexington and then finally to Louisville, Kentucky. Thanks to all of our amazing transporters!
Our hearts are broken ...💔
Our Churchill became an Angel...
We thought Churchill was doing well recovering in his loving foster home with Lisa and Russell Catron. He came to us with a necrotic tail with maggots and that was surgically removed. All seemed well...
This video is him at his foster home enjoying life and purring like no other!
Suddenly Churchill started throwing up - a lot. He was rushed to Blue Pearl where a mass the size of my fist was discovered in his abdomen. It was putting pressure on his left kidney. Churchill went in for immediate emergency surgery.
Sadly, once in surgery, it was discovered that this mass was wrapped around many organs. It was even around the vena cava. We made the choice to assist our brave, beautiful boy to Rainbow Bridge. We could not let him suffer....
Please keep his fosters close to your heart. This was emotional for us all. We tried precious Churchill and we will always love you sweet boy... ♥️💔♥️
With a heavy heart,
Rebecca 🐾
The Arrow Fund
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Previous posts on Churchill:
New Case-Churchill
Cat with necrotic tail and maggot infestation, he is also anemic. He is being cared for at Bannon Woods Veterinary Hospital.
Churchill is a 3 year old, 7 pound male cat. Churchill presented with his tail shredded to the ligaments, a ball of maggots and rotting tissue drug behind him. Churchill was very weak at presentation, he was flea and tick infested and smelled of rotting flesh. Churchill was brought in to be euthanized at Bannon Woods. The Arrow Fund stepped in to care for this innocent young cat. Churchill was taken to surgery as soon as he was stabilized to have the rotten tissue removed, he was neutered and his additional wounds were cared for. Churchill is still hospitalized currently, receiving intravenous fluid therapy support, antibiotics and pain management. For the first time today, Churchill purred in recovery.