13/04/2026
We love what we do… but sometimes that love comes with a lot of sacrifice and heartbreak.
Bubble was with us for 166 days, and in that time she truly became part of our family. We spent so many moments together — the little routines, the quiet times, the playful ones — and without even realizing it, she became a part of our everyday life. Today she’s leaving us.
As I’m writing this, my eyes are watery and full of tears. It’s strange because technically this is part of the job… but at the same time, it doesn’t feel like a job at all. The truth is, we don’t do this for money. We don’t make profits from this for us. Our other businesses take care of that. What we do here comes purely from the heart.
We rescue cats.
We help rehome them.
We look after them when their human parents are away.
And every single night seven days a week, nonstop we go out and feed homeless stray cats on the streets. Not because we have to, but because we believe they deserve love, food, and care just like any other living soul.
This work gives us purpose… but sometimes it also breaks our hearts.
Bubble, thank you for the 166 beautiful days you spent with us. You came into our lives as a cat we were caring for… but you leave as family.
And a part of our hearts will always belong to you.
Bubble is not the only cat we've ever felt this way about. There have been many others who passed through our home and left a piece of themselves with us. But I haven't felt this level of hurt in a long time. Most of the time, the cats that stay with us are here for a few weeks, maybe a month at most. You tell yourself not to get too attached... but the truth is, that's almost impossible when you care for them every single day.
You feed them. You talk to them. You watch their personalities come out. You see them trust you. And before you know it... they become part of your life.
With Bubble, it was 166 days. That's a long time for a little soul to be around you every day.
It's never easy to detach from the kitties we look after. No matter how many times we do this, a part of us always feels like we didn't do enough... like we could have loved them more, cared for them better, given them something extra
