Caturday: "From the heart of Gaza...Sukkar and I live despite death"

 


Hadeel is a young woman in Gaza, struggling to stay alive and to care for her once-feisty, now very sick cat, Sukkar.

Tuesday is a very important day. It is the date on which the vet will provide lifesaving surgery IF the funding is available. It is also the date by which another $74 in funding must be secured. As Hadeel writes, "That is only $5 each from 15 people."

Here is Hadeel's story:

My name is Hadeel Jalal, a 27 years-old, Architectural engineer and content creator. I used to create content for almost 500k people worldwide and help others create their content to make their voices heard and start their businesses. But this war made my dream to help more people disappear when I lost my filming studio and my tech gear.

(Read more at the GoFundMe site.)

Sukkar is my cat, my first cat, the one who introduced me to a lovely world full of happiness. He is 2 years old now. We met in Istanbul when he was only 40 days old, and since then we can't separate. Sukkar for 7 months now hasn't had any vaccinations, which threatens his life. Moreover, he had no special cat food, and he refused to eat canned food. All I want for him is to be safe away from this horrible war.

You can follow Sukkar and Hadeel on Twitter and communicate with her at Sukkar Meow 🐾 (@MeowSukkar) / X,

 If you wish to donate (even $5 helps and even $1 helps), you can do so through GoFundMe: Support my family in Gaza: Rebuilding Hope after Destruction (organized by Noor Hammodi)



Please share the story of Sukkar and Hadeel!


And in your kindness, do not forget other needs that remain urgent:

Abod: Jackson is gone: Lucy is all I have
Sharif (Gaza): For lack of $100, Lulu is dying [$70 still desperately needed, urgently]

This post continues a weekly Caturday series, Cats and Their People: Stories from Conflict Zones. Each installment will follow one person and their animals — in Afghanistan, Gaza, Israel, Syria, Ukraine, or wherever survival has become a daily act of devotion. Every story is told with the owner’s request to share. The aim is simple: to bring humanity into places where life has been stripped to its barest essentials, and to show how people and animals hold on together. When appropriate, each post will include ways readers can support the individuals featured.


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From the heart of #Gaza...Sukkar and I live despite death. A witness of the Genocide. (Daily survival updates 🙏🏻) Cat lover 🐈‍⬛ 🔗gofund.me/37b4c341

Sukkar Meow 🐾’s posts

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It saddens me to see him growing weaker day by day as his illness takes hold, yet I try to stay strong for his sake. Only $175 stands between him and getting his urgent vet care. Just a small boost from you could end his pain. 💔🙏🏼 ko-fi.com/savesukkar

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