My Nonprofit Reviews

I am working in TQ Iraq as a contractor and this little Kitten and his mother came to outside of the gym where I work. Me and another person fed and gave water to them as much as we could. They were both scared at first but after awhile I got the kitten many to trust me and after that he was like my best friend out here. I got to feed him while I worked nights and the other person worked days and fed hm. So we got him and his mother eating good. The mother never became friendly and one day I passed the mother outside and she gave me a meow and pretty much told me her kitten is in my hands now cause she knew we were good people and were gonna help him. It was not easy getting him off base and always kind of had to keep him a secret before Vector people would snatch him up and maybe dispose of him in a bad way maybe. So me and another person got some Marines to take him off base to meet the SPCA Volunteer but the guy never showed up so mission was a failure that time. The marines brought him back and we got ahold of another driver to meet outside base and this time it went smooth. It took a secret mission twice by Marines and ourself to get him out in time before it was too late. We risked our jobs here to get this guy out and it paid off. The whole time the SPCAI was great with helping it all make it happen. Could not have done it without them. Big thanks to Kurdo Mustafa. Manny became so friendly with me he was like my little side kick and never wanted to leave my side when I fed him. He is a special cat and deserves the best care. I myself have decided to adopt him so I know he will have a good life now. Thanks to the Marines and everyone involved that made it happen. It really was a true rescue mission and story worth telling. He will be apart of my family which I have two cats and one is an Afghanistan rescue as well. So they both have a similar story and can relate. We named him Manny so kind of like the base he was rescued at in Iraq called Camp Manion in TQ Iraq