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When a campaign fails, why can't you at least deliver what has been collected ?

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Why can't you at least transfer the collected money to the association ?

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Canned food for Ratoune

Breathing difficulties, loss of appetite, inflamed gums: Ratoune won't pull through without a suitable diet!
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Canned food for Ratoune
Breathing difficulties, loss of appetite, inflamed gums: Ratoune won't pull through without a suitable diet!

This campaign failed, it won't be delivered... Collected quantities have been cancelled (payments have been transfered back and free clicks have been saved in a stock).

0 cans
offered

256 cans
necessary

Breathing difficulties, loss of appetite, inflamed gums: Ratoune won't pull through without a suitable diet!

1. He's feeling unwell due to a virus...

Ratoune is a one-year-old cat living on the streets. Unfortunately, he's caught the cat flu, a common virus among feral cats. The disease has affected his bronchi, causing him trouble with breathing.

2. He doesn't have a single tooth left due to gingivitis!

Being also a victim of chronic gingivitis, Ratoune had to have all his teeth removed. To this, we add several treatments. Between the medicines and the viruses, he has no appetite and eats very little. This leaves him feeling very tired at times!

3. Canned food would help him regain some weight

Tasty and enticing, canned food would assist Ratoune with resuming regular meals. The moist and tender texture of the food would allow him to eat, despite having no teeth.

Thus, he could gradually regain strength and return to a healthy weight, while remaining well-hydrated. All of this would help him to build up his strength and increase his odds of recovery.

4. Veterinary expenses consume a large portion of our budget...

Our association faces significant challenges, particularly during the winter season. Currently, many cats are ill and new tomcats are coming along due to abandonment.

Providing them with care and bringing them into compliance involves significant veterinary expenses. We therefore no longer have sufficient budget to buy appropriate food for cats that need it...

Beneficiary
Association 4 Pattes 30
5 place du batonnier
30150 SAINT GENIES DE COMOLAS
FR France

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