A courageous kitten approached kind strangers for help. Now, he's surrounded by the love and warmth of a cat family. DrewAllisonAbout three weeks ago, a few Good Samaritans noticed a kitten sprinting towards them, meowing frantically for help. Seeing his injured chin, they immediately leaped to his aid.The kitten was alone, starving, and in urgent need of medical attention. They gently scooped him up, took him home, and contacted Allison, a foster volunteer for AnimalLuvr's Dream Rescue."He may only weigh one pound, but he is stronger and smarter than most people would think," Allison shared. Drew was found outside all aloneAllison"He was living outside, covered in fleas, emaciated, dehydrated, and all alone. To make matters worse, our sweet warrior had also experienced a severe trauma to his face."His injury was likely the result of a car-related incident. "Thankfully, my daughter's friends happened to be in the right place at the right time, and this highly intelligent kitten took the opportunity to ask for help." He had an injured chinAllisonThe following day, the kitten underwent surgery to repair his chin. At just four weeks old, he showed incredible strength, resilience, and a fearless spirit.Shortly after surgery, he perked up, eager for food and affection. Allison welcomed him into her care and named him Drew, a name that signifies wisdom, courage, and strength. Drew underwent surgery to repair his chinAllison"His healing journey (inside and out) officially began. He was so happy and thankful to be at his foster home."As Drew recovered, his personality truly came to life. He'd dart around, creating all kinds of playful antics. Despite his small size, he acted as though he was the biggest and toughest in the room, pouncing and side-hopping with confidence. He is so happy to have a loving foster family to cater to his needsAllisonHe found joy and contentment in the simplest things. "Some kittens are happy to be clean and free of fleas.""Drew is truly inspirational. He was wise enough to find help, courageous enough to fight through the pain, and strong enough to learn how to love and be loved again." His chin healed beautifullyAllisonHe enjoyed companionship and wanted a constant friend throughout his recovery. "We had to keep him separated from the other fosters to allow him to heal. Finally, the time arrived to make friends."Across the house from Drew, two boisterous kittens were racing around, keeping their mother cat on her toes. They had been found in a field and brought to their foster home for a fresh start. Betty and her kittensAllisonAfter several rounds of curious sniffing and puffing up their fur, Drew and the two kittens became fast friends.Before long, Drew was nursing alongside his new siblings, basking in the care of his new mom. The kittens quickly hit it offAllisonHe discovered the fun of playing with kittens his own age and felt the love and warmth of a nurturing mother."Betty (the mama cat) and the family had completely accepted Drew as one of their own." The cat family accepted Drew as one of their ownAllisonBetty insists on giving her kittens their mandatory baths, and now that includes Drew. Despite his attempts to wiggle away, he eventually surrenders to the tender care of the mother cat. Betty gave Drew a mandatory bathAllisonDrew has come a long way since he was found crying on the street. He's blossomed into a playful, handsome little man with a big personality and boundless courage, convinced he can conquer anything. He's transformed into a handsome young catAllisonShare this story with your friends. More on Drew, his cat family, and Allison's fosters on Instagram, and AnimalLuvr's Dream Rescue on Instagram.Related story: Big Tom Cat Comes to a House for Food One Day, Changing the Course of His Life

Leaders of the Black Lives Matter Global Network Foundation doled out lucrative contracts to family members and friends, new documents show. The Black Lives Matter organization reaped $80 million during the George Floyd riots of 2020. However, the figure plummeted to under $29 million by the end of the 2023 fiscal year, the group's tax form reveal. Black Lives Matter co-founder Patrisse Cullors resigned from the organization in 2021. However, friends and family of Cullors have received massive contracts from the charity with a supposed mission to "eradicate white supremacy and build local power to intervene in violence inflicted on black communities by the state and vigilantes."Paul Cullors – the brother of the BLM co-founder – received $200,000 in 2023 as Black Lives Matter's head of security. His company – Black Ties LLC – raked in an additional $1.6 million for allegedly providing professional security services for Black Lives Matter. The Washington Free Beacon reported that Paul Cullors and his companies have accumulated more than $4.2 million for allegedly protecting Black Lives Matter since 2021. Since 2020, Black Lives Matter has demanded a "national defunding of police." Last July, BLM celebrated a "Defund the Police Week." Shalomyah Bowers – board member for BLMGNF and an associate of Patrisse Cullors – stated last year, "This week we are demonstrating that one of the main pillars of progress in our short 10 years as a modern-day civil rights movement is that we have made our demand, to defund the police, politically popular and achievable, and a mainstream demand.Black Lives Matter paid Bowers' consulting firm $2.6 million for staffing and management services in the 2023 fiscal year, according to a tax return. BLM also handed out money to Damon Turner – the father of the only child of Cullors. The Black Lives Matter Global Network Foundation granted $778,000 to Turner's art firm, Trap Heals, for work done at a concert series in early 2022. Turner reportedly no longer works with the charity. As Blaze News previously reported, BLM paid Turner's company $969,459 for "live production, design and media," according to group's 2021 fiscal year. According to the organization's 2023 fiscal year tax return, a combined $1.1 million was doled out to former Black Lives Matter director of operations Raymond Howard and New Impact Partners – a consulting firm owned by Danielle Edwards, who is Raymond Howard's sister. Blaze News also previously reported that Patrisse Cullors "secretly bought a $6 million house" in southern California in October 2020 using funds donated to the Black Lives Matter Global Network Foundation.In July 2021, BLM reportedly funded the purchase of a $6.3 million mansion in Canada that was formerly the headquarters of the Communist Party of Canada.Charity Watch Executive Director Laurie Styron told the Daily Caller that Black Lives Matter "has no independent oversight." "Whether a person loves this charity’s mission or hates it, they should be angry that significant amounts of charitable dollars are being channeled to interested parties without adequate oversight in place," Styron said. "Charities are expected to avoid both real and perceived conflicts of interest to maintain public trust. This charity is doing the opposite. The optics here are really, really bad."Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

More than 10 months after Rachel Morin was found dead near a hiking trail in Maryland, law enforcement announced the arrest of an illegal immigrant believed to be the murder suspect of the mother of five. Authorities in Maryland held a press conference on Saturday announcing that the suspect in Morin's murder was Victor Antonio Martinez-Hernandez – an illegal migrant from El Salvador."Five hours after meeting with Rachel's family and just before midnight, police in Tulsa, Oklahoma, assisted by our federal partners, located and arrested her murderer: Victor Antonio Martinez-Hernandez," said Harford County Sheriff Jeffery Gahler.Gahler noted that Morin was "likely not his first victim." "This suspect fled to the United States after murdering a young woman in El Salvador in January 2023," Gahler said. "Once here, he brutally attacked a nine-year-old girl and her mother during a home invasion in Los Angeles in March 2023."DNA evidence collected from the March 2023 crime scene of the Los Angeles attack linked Martinez-Hernandez to the murder of Rachel Morin. "Once in our country, and likely emboldened by his aminity, he brutally attacked a nine-year-old girl and her mother during a home invasion in March of 2023 in Los Angeles," Gahler stated, according to Fox News. "And as everyone I believe is aware, that was our first DNA match linking Rachel's case to the one in Los Angeles."Martinez-Hernandez – a 23-year-old national from El Salvador – reportedly illegally crossed into the United States through the southern border in February 2023.FBI Baltimore field office special agent in charge William DelBagno explained that investigators were able to trace the suspect's DNA to family members in El Salvador. "American citizens are not safe because of failed immigration policies."Sheriff Gahler noted that the ongoing border crisis was a cause for the 37-year-old mother of five to be murdered. "We are 1800 miles of the southern border. And American citizens are not safe because of their failed immigration policies," Gahler stated."This is the second time in two years that an innocent Harford County woman has lost her life to a criminal in our country illegally," he continued. "In both cases, they are suspects from El Salvador with ties to criminal gangs. This should not be happening."Gahler declared, "Victor Hernandez did not come to this country to make a better life for him or his family, he came here to escape the crimes he committed in El Salvador. He came here to murder Rachel and God-willing, no one else. But that should have never been allowed to happen."Gahler added, "It is my hope and the hope of all involved, working this case that the arrest of this suspect brings her [Mornin's] family and our Harford County community some peace."DelBagno said, "It is our hope that this arrest brings peace to Rachel Morin's family and the Harford County community."State's Attorney for Harford County Alison Healey proclaimed that she would personally lead the prosecution for the case."Harford County and our neighboring communities can rest assured that my office will take all steps necessary to ensure that justice is served for Rachel Morin and her family," Healey stated. Rachel's mother, Patricia Morin, said, "I'm going to make this short because I'm very emotional. just want to take this time to thank all the law enforcement for all their hard work. They just really cared for our family and for our daughter. They were going to diligently work and find the person who murdered her."Martinez-Hernandez was charged with first-degree murder and first-degree rape. He will be extradited back to Maryland.As Blaze News previously reported, Morin was reported missing on Aug. 5 by her boyfriend when she never returned home after going out for a run on the Ma & Pa Trail in Bel Air, Maryland. A day later, Morin was found dead on the trail. There were earlier reports that Morin had suffered serious head trauma, and the injuries were so severe that there would not be an open-casket funeral.Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

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