DIANA Veterinary critical care specialist Ravi Seshadi...

DIANA

Veterinary critical care specialist Ravi Seshadi said Diana is not

in pain, but believes she will live a very short life; the cat has a

hole in her heart.

Her caregiver Tracey Lyon says you can notice that 12-week-old

Diana’s heart beats fast, but otherwise she plays normally with her

siblings and has a great appetite.

This summer, we have had many diagnostic, surgery and treatment

bills in excess of $5,000 that need to be paid. We realize some

readers may believe this to be extreme, but we do everything we can

to insure that our animals receive the care they need; we even give a

30-day health guarantee.

For veterinary medical rescues such as Diana’s, we provide the

medicines, euthanasia and cremation with an oak photo box to

encourage people to adopt. Managing a pro-quality-life organization

is a great responsibility, and we hope you will continue to support

our efforts with those animals that others may believe to be unable

to be adopted.

If you would like to adopt Diana, please call DiAnna Pfaff Martin

at (949) 697-6632, or you may send your support to Community Animal

Network, P.O. Box 8662 Newport Beach, CA, 92658. Memo your

tax-deductible donation: Summer Vet Medical Rescues tax ID

33-0971560.

The Community Animal Network is a community-supported animal

organization linking people and pets through community action. See

other animals available for adoption at https://www.animal

network.org, or stop by Russo’s pet store at Fashion Island between

noon and 4 p.m. on weekends. Information: (949) 759-3646, or write to

the Community Animal Network at P.O. Box 8662, Newport Beach, CA

92658.