21/06/2025
🚨 From the Streets to Safety 🐾💔➡️💖
A few weeks ago, a mama cat and her kittens were spotted sitting helplessly in City Centre. Mom looked completely perplexed and the kittens were clearly hungry. Despite the story circulating widely on Facebook, no one had managed to trap them. They scrounged for scraps, surviving day by day.
Fast forward two and a half weeks—and they were still out there.
We thought they had been rescued long ago! When we heard, we couldn’t sit back any longer. We went down immediately with traps. While we thought there were three kittens, we were heartbroken to learn one had been hit by a car. 💔 We managed to safely trap Mom and the remaining two kittens, and they went into loving foster care.
We left our contact details with people in the area, just in case…
This morning, we got a call. Another kitten had been seen—same spot. When we arrived, residents told us there might be two more still out there. One was very shy and rarely seen. We were able to trap a black-and-white kitten, and we’re committed to going back for the last little one. 🖤🤍
While we were setting up, a family approached us. They had seen two very thin kittens near Feather Market Hall. We went straight there—and found them huddled on the pavement. Dirty, miserable, and starving. 😢 It didn’t take long for them to go into the trap—they were so hungry.
Tonight, three more precious lives are safe in foster care. ✨
We’re not done yet. One kitten is still out there—and we won’t stop until they're safe too. 💪
To everyone who helps by spreading the word, donating, or offering foster space—thank you. This is what compassion looks like.
🖤 If you’d like to support our ongoing rescue efforts, please reach out or consider donating. Every little bit helps save lives.