We are a non-government, non-profit welfare network of volunteers who love cats. We work from our homes while we raise funds for a shelter. We help abandoned, sick, injured, stray and feral cats whenever possible. All cats that come under our care are desexed unless they are still kittens and none are destroyed. We then find our furry friends a responsible new home. The adopters of our kittens pledge to desex them when they reach the right age. We can offer discounted vouchers to people who cannot afford to pay full desexing costs.
Animal welfare groups all face the same problem: there are just too many unwanted animals around. In our case cats. We promote responsible cat ownership and encourage people not to buy kittens from unscrupulous breeders who over-breed or pets shops that promote impulse buying.
We work with the community to stop cruelty and prevent more unwanted cats by promoting desexing of all cats, including free-living strays and ferals.
We offer assistance finding homes for homeless, abandoned and neglected cats.
We desex free-living cat colonies where people are willing to feed them, donating food for people short of money. The aim is to stop them breeding and let them die out naturally. Desexed, well-fed cat colonies are less likely to kill wildlife or be a nuisance to the environment.
Environmentalists focus on the cat as predator, making exaggerated claims about cat predation, often overlooking or minimizing the tremendous damage done by humans. Overseas studies have shown that areas where cats were eradicated, mice and rat populations exploded, causing major destruction to native bird populations.
Kittens born into these colonies are tamed, microchipped, vaccinated, and rehomed.