PAWS Adoption By BEE

PAWS Adoption By BEE My goal is to Educate, Rescue, and Discover Loving Homes for Homeless Cats.

Seriously people need to get their 💩 together and stop overloading rescue inboxes, especially independent rescuers like ...
29/05/2026

Seriously people need to get their 💩 together and stop overloading rescue inboxes, especially independent rescuers like me who are already drowning.

Before messaging a rescue, take the time to actually look at their page. Look at the constant pleading. Look at the adoption posts nobody responds to. Look at the cries for fosters, donations, and help. It is very obvious when a rescue is already beyond capacity.

My own colony cats are suffering right now. There are kittens still running around outside that I cannot safely bring in because I physically have no space left. Not even a spare bathroom for emergency quarantine anymore. I am constantly picking up injured and deceased animals because people refuse to take responsibility and expect rescues to magically create room, money, time, and energy out of thin air.

The excuses are honestly becoming exhausting.
“My partner won’t allow me to keep the cat.”
“My kids developed allergies.”
“A doctor suggested putting the cat outside.”
“I’m moving.”
“I don’t have time anymore.”

I hear it all daily.

The excuses about putting cats outside honestly need to stop. Cats that have lived safely indoors should not suddenly be dumped outside because it became inconvenient. That is not a safe or responsible solution.

Then there are the threats:
“I’ll dump the cat.”
“I’ll put it to sleep.”
“I’ll throw it back outside.”

Those tactics no longer work on me. I do not have the mental capacity to carry everyone’s guilt and poor decisions anymore. If I respond bluntly, don’t take it personally. I am protecting my mental health because I am one person carrying a workload bigger than some registered organisations with full teams behind them.

If you genuinely want to help animals, then become part of the solution.
Foster.
Sponsor.
Volunteer.
Transport.
Help with laundry.
Donate food.
Offer practical support.

Even something as simple as helping with washing blankets saves me time, money, electricity, and energy.

I have guided so many people over the years who started small and are now doing amazing things themselves, and I am genuinely proud of them. But sitting there judging rescuers while doing absolutely nothing helps nobody.

To the people quietly supporting behind the scenes, the ones sending encouragement, helping where they can, donating small amounts, sharing posts, checking in, or offering practical help… thank you. Those people are the reason many of us keep going.

But the reality is this:
We need more help.
I need more help.💪
Because one person cannot continue carrying this alone.😔

Anyway… enjoy the poster I made because I swear this is exactly what my life looks and feels like every single day lately 😂.

Twix’s Update 🐾🩷Twix finally had her polyp removed yesterday after struggling for months to breathe and swallow properly...
28/05/2026

Twix’s Update 🐾🩷

Twix finally had her polyp removed yesterday after struggling for months to breathe and swallow properly.🥺

The moment the issue was identified, it was removed immediately. She had to go under anaesthetic and receive pain relief, antibiotics, and post op care, but already this morning she is looking so much brighter.🤍

At only 3 years young, Twix has already been through so much. After losing her sister Morticia in July 2024, she really shut down emotionally, and knowing there could always be underlying genetic issues has been terrifying. My biggest prayer now is that this polyp never grows back and that she can finally breathe comfortably, swallow without pain, and start gaining the weight she desperately needs.🙏

Yesterday’s vet visit alone cost me over $800, 😔 and sadly that is only one bill as each cat is billed separately.

Because of this unexpected expense, I will now sadly fall behind on cat wet food this week while still trying to keep up with many other cats needing vet care over the coming days. As many know, the major financial setbacks recently also came from having multiple cats in ICU only weeks ago.💔

If anyone is able to help towards Twix’s bill, I would truly appreciate it. Please feel free to reach out privately or your welcome to use the gofund me link in my bio.🤍🙏

More information about polyps in cats linked below.👇

https://www.petmd.com/cat/conditions/respiratory/cat-nasal-polyps-common-causes-and-how-treat-them

A Photo I Never Want To Take For Granted🥰I wanted to share this moment with the world because when you look into his eye...
26/05/2026

A Photo I Never Want To Take For Granted🥰

I wanted to share this moment with the world because when you look into his eyes, you can still see so much life, love, innocence, and fight left in him.🧡🐾

This photo was taken yesterday, only around an hour after Milk’s last seizure.🥺

Sometimes I stop and just stare at him in disbelief that my baby is still here with me after everything he has battled through already. From surviving FIP in the past, to now continuing to battle seizures, I honestly pray every single day that one day I finally get answers for him.🙏

But today, I’m choosing to focus on the beauty, grace, and strength within this little soul.✨

I also want to thank every single person who donated towards Milk in the past and supported his journey. You all played a part in helping keep him here today.🤍

We have honestly been through so much together. From him coming everywhere with me, to being w**d and pooped on during and after seizures, the smell forever burnt into my nose🤣, the sleepless nights, the fear, the constant monitoring… it has been a lot.

The late night prayers to God, the crying at traffic lights begging Milk to just hang in there a little longer, the panic, the exhaustion, the feeling of never fully switching off because at any second another seizure could happen.🥺

I even distanced myself from people and what little family I had left because many simply did not understand the amount of time and care Milk truly needed, and some believed he should have been put to sleep a long time ago. But I chose to keep fighting beside him because I knew he still had life in him.🤍

FIP CATS Australia 1.0

Happy 15th Birthday to my Queen Candy.🎂👑🩷15 years ago, my life changed forever because of one terrified little cat sitti...
24/05/2026

Happy 15th Birthday to my Queen Candy.🎂👑🩷

15 years ago, my life changed forever because of one terrified little cat sitting alone in a garage.

Around 14 and a half years ago, when Candy was still under 3 months old, I was notified that she was being sold on Gumtree. I drove all the way out to an area in South West Sydney I had never even heard of before… and when I arrived, I found this tiny kitten sitting in a garage with no bedding, no comfort, nothing… absolutely terrified.🥺

That day, the young woman selling her opened up to me about everything that was happening behind closed doors. She was caught in the middle of a horrible situation and honestly did not know what to do or how to handle it anymore. Candy had originally been bought by her sister as a wedding gift, because she had always wanted a cat… but sadly Candy ended up in a home where she was not loved the way she deserved to be.😔

I was told the mother in law hated cats and Candy was being mistreated, while the husband wanted her gone. To make things even worse, there were people involved in dog fighting willing to buy her that same day. I only had $300 to my name back then, but I offered $250 on the spot and took her home immediately.

The girl also told me Candy had already suffered damage to her left eye from the abuse she experienced so young. Her pupil became permanently misshaped and she still has a hole through it to this day, leaving her with limited vision in that eye.😭

She originally had another name, but I renamed her Candy… because she was as sweet as lollies from the very beginning.🍬🩷

Now at 15, Candy spends most of her days sleeping peacefully, demanding endless wet food throughout the day, and ruling this household like the queen she truly is.👑🩷

She absolutely hates vet visits, so all of her care is done through a beautiful mobile vet team who understand her needs and keep her comfortable. In her older years she has developed some early dementia and confusion at times, but after creating safe spaces for her and adding extra lighting around the house for reassurance, she has been doing so much better.🩷

This cat has been with me through absolutely everything. She has witnessed so many rescue cats come through this home over the years and has comforted more souls than people will ever realise.

Thank you for 15 beautiful years, my Queen Candy. Here’s to many more naps, wet food demands, and ruling this home forever.🥹🐾🩷

A huge thank you to FIP Cats Australia for once again hosting their beautiful annual virtual cat show this year.😻Firstly...
24/05/2026

A huge thank you to FIP Cats Australia for once again hosting their beautiful annual virtual cat show this year.😻

Firstly, apologies for the longest delay in posting this. Life in my crazy world has honestly been nonstop lately and I’m still trying to catch up on everything little by little. But today felt like the right day to finally honour this special post before I share another very important post later today.🥹

Every February, FIP Cats Australia brings together such an amazing community of people and cats from all walks of life… whether they are currently battling FIP, have sadly crossed the rainbow bridge, are pedigree cats, rescue cats, or simply beloved family pets like my girl Candy.

Candy herself has never battled FIP, but she has grown up surrounded by so many feline family members who have, and she has been there through every heartbreak, recovery, sleepless night, and milestone from day one as the queen of this home.👑🐱

These virtual shows are honestly such a beautiful way to celebrate our cats while also giving back to the FIP community. Every small entry fee helps support cats and families battling this devastating illness, while also giving our own cats a chance to shine and be part of something special.✨

Candy was so proud to take part this year, and I truly encourage everyone to consider entering in 2027 when registrations open again. It’s fun, heartwarming, supportive, and such a lovely way to give back to a community that helps so many cats worldwide.💛

Thank you again to everyone behind FIP Cats Australia for all the hard work, love, and support you continue to give to the feline community each and every year.🐾

FIP CATS Australia 1.0

One of the BIGGEST questions I get asked is…“Can we adopt just one kitten?” 🐾And honestly… the answer is usually no… unl...
22/05/2026

One of the BIGGEST questions I get asked is…

“Can we adopt just one kitten?” 🐾

And honestly… the answer is usually no… unless you already have another friendly cat at home.🐱

A lot of people think because they are home often, work from home, or have children or dogs, that a kitten will be completely fine on its own.

But the reality is… humans are not cats.😅

Kittens are extremely social little creatures and during their baby stages they learn EVERYTHING from other cats.

They learn:
✨ boundaries
✨ confidence
✨ communication
✨ appropriate play
✨ social skills

Another kitten or cat teaches them things we simply cannot.

A human cannot wrestle like a kitten, groom them like another cat, communicate through feline body language, or give them that constant feline companionship they naturally crave.

This is also why something called “Single Kitten Syndrome” is becoming more widely spoken about. When kittens grow up without another feline companion during important developmental stages, they can become bored, lonely, overly dependent on humans, rough during play, anxious, bitey, scratchy, or struggle socially later on.

And while yes… dogs can absolutely become amazing companions for cats… they are still a completely different species with different play styles and communication.

So when people ask why I strongly prefer kittens to go in pairs or into homes with another friendly cat… this is why.💛

Do I ever make exceptions?

Sometimes.

Older cats or teenage kittens that genuinely prefer being alone due to temperament or past experiences may be adopted as solo pets because at the end of the day, every cat is different and I always want what is best for THAT individual cat.🐾

There are absolutely rescues with different policies and I completely respect that. This is simply what I personally believe gives kittens the best long term welfare, development, and quality of life.🐱

🚨OKAY THIS IS ACTUALLY COOL… VOTE FRENZY WEEK IS HERE FOR PAWS ADOPTION BY BEE.🐾🙀💛And honestly… I’m kinda a little excit...
21/05/2026

🚨OKAY THIS IS ACTUALLY COOL… VOTE FRENZY WEEK IS HERE FOR PAWS ADOPTION BY BEE.🐾🙀💛

And honestly… I’m kinda a little excited because this is the FIRST time I’ve ever registered my rescue into something like this.🥹

One of the reasons I finally gave it a go is because they actually allow tiny solo rescues like mine to enter too… not just the big organisations.
So this little rescue run by one exhausted cat lady surviving on iced coffee, cat fur, and chaos actually has a chance.🤣🐱

For the next 7 DAYS ONLY, you can vote EVERY 24 HOURS instead of once a week!!🙀

Which means MORE chances to help the rescue cats score a share of a massive $95,000 grant!!💸🐾

Every single vote helps support:
🐱 Rescue cats
🐱 Kittens
🐱 Colony feeding
🐱 Vet bills
🐱 Food & litter
🐱 The never ending rescue chaos😂

🗳️ CLICK HERE TO VOTE DAILY:
https://mygivingcircle.org/paws-adoption-by-bee/vote

✨ BONUS CHAOS MODE ✨
If you “Pay to Feature” PAWS Adoption By BEE during Vote Frenzy Week, your voting unlocks for 14 DAYS instead of 7!!😻

DOUBLE THE VOTES = DOUBLE THE CAT CHAOS SUPPORT💪

I’m still honestly trying to figure out exactly how all of this works myself🤣 and I haven’t linked or set up any donation accounts through it or anything like that, so right now the cats are completely depending on people power… which means the biggest thing you can do is vote and share this post far and wide.🙏

And honestly, I know this rescue has the funniest, craziest, most supportive little community behind it.🤣💕

So if you see this post… consider yourself officially recruited into the PAWS Adoption By BEE voting army.😼🫣😂🐾💕

Takes 10 seconds. Share this and make it count.

Happy 8th Birthday to my beautiful girl, Misty.🎂🐾🩷Today my long term resident queen officially turns 8 years old… and ho...
21/05/2026

Happy 8th Birthday to my beautiful girl, Misty.🎂🐾🩷

Today my long term resident queen officially turns 8 years old… and honestly, I still remember the day she came into my life like it was yesterday.🥹

Misty came all the way from Queensland at just 6 weeks old after being rescued from a situation where she was being passed from backyard to backyard because the person who had her said she wasn’t getting along with their cat. A beautiful friend of mine helped assist in flying her out to me… and when she retrieved her for me, we discovered little cigarette burn marks on her tiny body… something no baby animal should ever go through.💔

Ever since that day, Misty became family for life.🏡

This gorgeous girl is half Manx and half Russian Blue, and with previously owning another Manx, I already understood the importance of their long term care and possible health complications. Misty has extra heartbeats, and over the years I’ve learned every little thing that keeps her comfortable and happy.🩷

She’s one of the most unique cats I’ve ever known. She absolutely LOVES being vacuumed with the Dyson, enjoys grooming and shaving sessions, loves textures, warm sunshine, and today she spent her birthday relaxing on the outdoor patio with her little gift and treats.☀️🎁🩷

Misty also refuses to eat fish (because apparently she has standards😹), so keeping her coat healthy means extra supplements, omega support, monitoring, and ongoing care. It all takes time, effort, patience, and commitment… especially alongside all my other rescue cats and special needs residents.

This is why I always say that sponsorships, donations, food support, and people helping the rescue truly matter. Long term residents like Misty are here for life. That was always the plan. When cats come into my care from such a young age, especially interstate rescues or cats with ongoing needs, they stay with me forever.💕

And while Misty celebrates another birthday safely and loved today… there are still so many others waiting for that same chance.💛

Happy Birthday my Misty Moo. Thank you for 8 beautiful years… now let’s keep them coming. Another 8+ years please.🥹🎂🩷

Yeahhh… I’m officially now on Amazon Wishlist for my rescue cats.😻I’ve finally created an Amazon Wishlist to help suppor...
21/05/2026

Yeahhh… I’m officially now on Amazon Wishlist for my rescue cats.😻

I’ve finally created an Amazon Wishlist to help support all the cats and kittens currently in my care.

As many of you know, this rescue is completely self funded and right now supplies are starting to run very low… especially food, litter, and everyday essentials. With so many long term cats still relying on me daily, things are becoming harder to keep up with alone.🥺

Every single item sent helps more than you could imagine. Whether it’s a bag of food, treats, cleaning supplies, bedding, or enrichment toys… it all goes directly to the cats in care and helps keep this rescue going.🐱

If you’ve ever wanted to support my rescue but weren’t sure how, this is one of the biggest ways you can help right now. Even sharing this post means the world to me.🙏

Amazon Wishlist: 📋
https://www.amazon.com.au/hz/wishlist/ls/3M9W7VMK58HW9?ref_=wl_share

Thank you for supporting not just me… but every rescue cat depending on this rescue for safety, food, and a second chance.🐾💕

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https://www.amazon.com.au/hz/wishlist/ls/3M9W7VMK58H

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