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Critter | 25+ | SFW but 🔞 Multi-disabled genderless creature living in Aotearoa Side account for mutual aid and yapping ❤

A screenshot of a message from Iman. It reads; My name is Iman, and I'm a mother of three. I'm writing to you from Gaza. My family and I are facing extremely difficult circumstances, and our biggest daily challenge is securing food and clean water. Our daily goal is just $50. This small amount is all we need each day to provide our basic meals, flour, and other essential supplies to feed my family and keep them alive. Donations don't have to be large; even $5 or $10 from a few generous people will help us reach our daily goal and go to bed hungry. Donate to our campaign here: (campaign linked above). If you can't donate, please share this post. Your share might reach someone who can help us survive today. Thank you so much for your humanity.
A photo of Iman and her Sons, Zakaria and Elias, sitting on a mat on the ground. She has an arm around each boy, and the look to the camera with thin and tired faces.
A photo of Iman in front of her tent, seated in a chair. She looks down to the ground with a worried expression. Photo taken before the birth of her child, Nawal, undated.
A dark graphic titled "Urgent: Aave 2 Lives." Text: "Umm Omar's father needs life-saving surgery. Diyaa needs urgent care or else he'll lose his leg." There's a line drawing of a hand extended, holding a flower petal between the fingertips.
A screenshot of a message from Iman, a prayer. It reads; O God, have mercy on us in the Gaza Strip, have mercy on the displaced, the homeless, and the fearful. The heat is intense, the tents are torn, there is a deadly thirst and little water, and there are no means of ventilation or cooling. Our tents and homes are like scorching ovens. O God, we beg for Your mercy, My children have been craving food and starving for days, and the world is preoccupied with the World Cup. (Following the prayer is a link to her campaign, and the photos from the post above.)
A photo of Iman cooking bread over a fire. Photo dated 2025.
A screenshot of messages from Iman. They read; We never asked for help, but the war took everything from us: our home, our memories, our jobs. Now, our tents are our only shelter. We are fighting for the most basic rights to life. Today, with heavy hearts, we ask for your support. We look into my child's eyes. Look with your conscience and your humanity. Don't let us down. (Campaign link) Please, friends, help me with the weekly expenses of $300. My youngest son urgently needs milk, and my other young children are starving but only eat one small meal a day. I beg you for help, mercy, and humanity for our children who have lost their home, their memories, and their childhood. Our life in this tent has become a true tragedy.
A photo of Imans son, holding an empty metal pot, appearing to be queued or waiting. A crowd of people is visible around him. Photo dated 2025.
A photo of Iman and her sons, Elias and Zakaria, sitting on the floor of their tent. Photo dated 2026.
A photo of Iman and her two boys, Elias and Zakaria, seated on the floor of their tent. Their faces are tired, with worn expressions. Photo dated 2026.
A photo of Iman and her two boys, Zakaria and Elias, climbing in the rubble of their former home. Photo dated 2025.
A screenshot of a message from Iman, it reads; ‘I come to you, good people, please help me. I lost everything in the war. I have nothing left. My home was destroyed. All my dreams are shattered. I am now in a tent with my children. Please help me so I can continue living.’ This is followed by a link to her campaign.
A screenshot of a message from Iman from my phone, it reads; 'We in Gaza don't possess superhuman strength to endure this suffering. We live in tents instead of our homes, which were destroyed by the war. We carry water from distant sources. We have no electricity, no cooking gas, and even food is scarce due to exorbitant prices. How long will we remain in this situation? Where is humanity and compassion in this cruel world?'
A photo of Iman and her two boys, Zakaria and Elias, seated in the rubble of their former home.
A photo of Iman, seated on a simple chair outside some tents. She looks toward the ground, sombre. This photo was taken before she gave birth to baby Ghazal.
A photo of Iman outside a tent, she looks tired and sombre.
A photo of a mackerel tabby lying with her belly up in the sun, feet and tail curling.
A photo of a tabby cat in a brown paper bag, peeking around the edge with one eye.
A screenshot of messages between myself and Iman. They read; (Off screen, I asked if her family is safe) Iman; No, my sister, the bombing is intense. And frightened children. Please, pray for us, my sister. Me; I will sister. Iman; I am so sad for my children; hunger is gnawing at their bodies. I don't know what to do. The Blue app's policies are restricting us Palestinians, closing accounts just hours, a day, or two after they're created. This timeframe isn't enough to contact friends and get my message across. For several days now, I haven't been able to collect the donations needed to buy food and diapers for my newborn. Please, friends, I need your prayers that God will lift the injustice from us in Gaza.
A photo of a tuxedo cat lying on a couch in the sun, legs sticking out off the edge.