Liora
“My light.”
Rescued the night of Sept 17, 2026 in the pouring rain, standing in the middle of a road. She could barely walk. Now she is safe, and we are asking for your help to save her.
Every dollar goes directly to her veterinary care. No amount is too small.

“My light.”
Rescued September 2026
She was standing in the road.
Liora was rescued the night of Sept 17, 2026 in the middle of the pouring rain. She could barely walk, and she was standing in the road — just moments away from trying to cross through traffic. Thankfully, destiny brought us to her at exactly the right time.
She is approximately five years old and is in very poor condition. Her body is weak, and her fur is severely matted from spending so much time struggling to survive outdoors. She appears to have gone through TNR when she was very young and was returned to the streets, where years of hardship have taken a painful toll on her.
Liora will need intensive care, patience, and a great deal of love if she is going to survive. We know the road ahead will not be easy, but we are going to fight for her. We will give her everything she needs and do our very best to help her become the healthy, beautiful girl she was always meant to be.
“Last night, we became Liora’s light. Now she has become a symbol of light, hope, good fortune, and a new beginning for all of us.”
Please keep this precious girl in your thoughts and prayers.

Follow Liora’s recovery
We will post updates from her veterinary care here — her first examination, her progress, and the moment she starts to feel like herself again.
This is what your donation pays for.
Liora has years of neglect to undo. Every part of her recovery is funded entirely by donations — Finding Pasha receives no government funding, and every dollar given to her care is spent on her care.
Full Veterinary Exam
Bloodwork, assessment of her mobility, and a complete picture of what years on the street have done.
Matted Coat Removal
Her fur is severely matted and painful. She needs safe, gentle grooming under sedation.
Treatment & Medication
Whatever she needs — parasite treatment, dental work, medication, and the possibility of surgery.
Rehabilitation & Time
Weeks of quiet care, good food, and the patience to help her trust people again.
Liora survived last night. Help her survive what comes next.
Her name means “my light.” Last night we became hers. Today you can be too — every gift, in any amount, goes straight to her veterinary care and recovery.
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