20/10/2026
A week ago today, I was lying on a hospital bed having my gallbladder removed. 💔
I won't show you the state of my stomach (honestly, it's like something out of a horror film), and the pain has been intense. I should be resting. I know that. But I can't sit by and watch animals struggle while my team tries to carry everything on their own. So, needs must, I went back. Because when animals need help, we're there. Or at least we try to be.
In just ONE week, we've taken in over 20 cats and kittens.
ONE. WEEK.
Today, as many of you saw, we went out to a stray mum with her 2 day old babies. Tiny, fragile, completely helpless. I had Tal and Jax in tow and Chloe by my side to help. Juggling two very young children, a rescue, and trying to live some kind of normal life isn't easy. Most days it feels impossible.
But tonight I'm sitting here thinking about how bad things have got. The cat crisis is at breaking point. There's no such thing as "kitten season" anymore. It's all year round, every single month, with no let-up.
I love every animal that comes through our doors. But my heart breaks most for the toms. The big, battle scarred boys who get overlooked again and again. Left to fend for themselves, fighting, injured, hungry, and forgotten. 😿
Here's the hard truth rescues can't fix this alone. We're doing everything we can, but we can't do it without YOU.
The answer is simple. Neuter the males. Spay the females.
And if you can, please do me one favour. Take your local stray to be neutered. Even if it's just one cat a year, that one cat could prevent hundreds of unwanted lives and so much suffering. One cat. Hundreds of lives saved.
You have the power to make a real difference. Please, help us help them. ❤️
Please share this post. You never know who it might reach.
Nicole x