FLORIDA RESCUE RANGER - September 2026

Meet sweet Taffy!

She was found running around a rehab center. The only cat there, and the

owner of the establishment didn’t want her there. It was a perfect place for her,

and she would hang out with all the patients that were there, but in the long run the

owner of the business wins. She was not spayed, and she had some kind of trauma

to the eye. Thanks to Save Our Strays, we got her checked out by a professional

Eye Doctor and he said that the eye was blind and that it had to be removed. So,

we did what the doctor said to do, and had the eye removed and had her spayed.

So, now she was ready for a home - simple sweet story. One of the nurses at the

facility kept calling and checking on her, and was waiting to see what her behavior

was. It’s just-so-happens that she is super friendly. A happy ending for Taffy,

because the nurse that worked at the rehab center adopted her. She already had

two cats at home, but she felt that she could have one more. I’m so happy that she

opened the door for Taffy. I called, and checked to see if she is happy with Taffy

and she loves her to pieces. Taffy can relax now that she has been rescued, with

the help of Save Our Strays. With Taffy being handicapped with one eye, she

couldn’t have found a better home. Good luck, sweet Taffy!