Every day, on the streets, injured cats and dogs suffer in silence.

A dog limps through traffic with a broken leg after being hit by a car.

A kitten hides under a market stall, trembling with an infected wound.

A stray mother lies weak on the roadside, too injured to search for food for her puppies.

Most people walk past.

Not because they don’t care—but because they don’t know what to do.

For stray animals, a single injury can become a death sentence.

Without treatment, even wounds that could be healed often turn into unbearable pain, infection, starvation, or worse.

These animals have no home to return to.

No family to rush them to a clinic. No one to pay for the care that could save them. They are alone.

And yet, so many of them can be saved.

A broken leg can be repaired. An infected wound can be treated. A life can be given a second chance.

But only if help comes in time.

Forgotten Strays works with local veterinarians and trusted rescue partners to provide emergency medical care for injured stray cats and dogs.

We don’t operate shelters. We don’t profit from their pain.

Our mission is simple: when an injured stray animal is found, we help cover the cost of treatment so that care can begin immediately.

The difference between life and death is often one surgery. One treatment. One person choosing to care.

That person could be you.

Your monthly support helps create an emergency fund that is ready when the next injured animal is found.

You may never meet the animal you help.

But because of you, they may walk again.
They may heal.
They may know kindness for the first time.

No injured stray animal should suffer alone.

Together, we can give them the second chance they deserve.