Animal Welfare

Help 24 Rescued Cats Get the Care They Need

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New videos added - see how Napoleon and Kirk are doing

Twenty-four cats were rescued and are now in urgent need of veterinary care. They are safe for now, but without proper medical attention, their situation could deteriorate quickly.

We rescued these 24 cats from the streets because we couldn't bear to see them suffer. They will never be sent back to life on the streets. We want to give each of them a safe, dignified life filled with care and compassion.

Sadly, many of our cats are seriously unwell. Their health problems include FIP in little Elvis, anemia, suspected blood parasites, worms, flea infestations and other ongoing illnesses. Some are in much worse condition than others, and they urgently need veterinary care.

We also need help with neutering and spaying. Neutering some of the males can help reduce stress and conflict, while spaying and neutering the others will prevent more unwanted kittens from being born into the same difficult circumstances.

We are just two people doing everything we can for these cats. Their food and cat litter are already covered, but we simply cannot afford all the veterinary examinations, treatments, medications, PCR tests and sterilisation procedures they need. PCR tests are particularly expensive in Indonesia.

We are asking for your help because we cannot do this alone.

The fundraiser is being organised with the help of The Bridge – Helping Hands. We are committed to full transparency: veterinary invoices and payment records will be shared, and payments will go directly to the clinic wherever possible, so donors can see how the funds are used.

Every donation, no matter how small, can help us give these cats a chance at a healthier life. If you cannot donate, please share our fundraiser with others.

We rescued them because we could not turn away from their suffering. Now, we desperately need help to give them the care they deserve.

Please help us. They are counting on us. ❤️

Photos & Videos

Elvis has tested positive for FIP and has received treatment. He is doing okay at the moment. His treatment uses GS-441524.
Napoleon has several issues that need follow-up: suspected ear mites, parasites in his fur, a sore on his ear, a runny nose, and patchy hair loss.
Kirk is being monitored for cat flu. He is not yet eating on his own, so the staff are helping him eat recovery wet food. He is drinking a little and has received treatment to help fight the infection, along with multivitamins. He has urinated but has not yet passed stool, and he has not vomited so far.
Junior has just arrived at the clinic and is under veterinary care. Updates on his condition will follow.
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