Beware of people who dislike cats - Irish Proverb

Desex Do Not Destroy

What We Need

Urgent problem, as of 6/3/10, with cats in the Merrylands NSW area. These cats are much loved by a man who has been feeding them on a Department of Housing estate. The estate is due to be demolished in the very near future and this man will be relocated elsewhere. He will not be allowed to take all of these cats with him. They are desexed, timid and used to living outdoors. We are looking for people who have a property and/ or  enclosure suitable for these cats, or people who could foster them individually till another solution can be found. If you can help contact Susan 0403 836 443 info@catdefence.com.au

Urgent funds needed!

Cat Defence is in need of funds to go towards trap, neuter and return program.  There are numerous cat colonies in the Sydney Metro area. Please can you help us to help them?

We need funds to cover food and veterinary costs urgently.

We are also in need of volunteers with their own transport to help trap cats and take them to vets located for desexing.

We need foster carers to look after litters of kittens, as well as grown cats till they can be rehomed.

We need vets to help with the desexing of cat colonies, as well as discounted desexing costs.

This is Savannah aka Winky. Her eye was removed two years ago due to a terrible eye infection that would not heal.  She comes from a colony of cats and kittens in Rosehill, near the racetrack where there are a few vacant properties which were once horse stables. The owners sold up and left the cats behind. As is unhappily all too usual, the cats were not desexed. There are now many sick cats and kittens with cat flu. These have proven difficult to trap because of the size of the properties and the dilapidated buildings and overgrown weeds. Savannah was about 10 weeks old when she was caught along with her 2 brothers, Minstrel and Zamba. She was very tiny because she was sick and both eyes were infected. Zamba was tiny as well, with two infected eyes.  His were not as bad as Savannahs's. Minstrel's, luckily, were completely healthy.

Savannah is  now comfortably settled in a member's home along with her two brothers.

There are many more cats and kittens which need to be trapped, desexed, vaccinated, and wormed.

As always, our funds are limited, so we turn to you for help.

If you can help at all it would be greatly appreciated.

Contact  info@catdefence.com.au

Lynn     9631 8126

Susan  0403 836 443

Lois     02 9516 1365

               Page updated 08/01/10