We support local cats & cat colonies with food, medicine, veterinary care & assist in the coordination of neutering programs
We wish him lots of luck & love in his new home. Many thanks Martin for your support & fabulous hard work over the years volunteering with Bev at the cat neutering sessions we could not have coped without you! He kindly took two of our rescue girls with his own Moggs to the UK Olive & Angelina. If anyone is flying to Heathrow in December please let us know if we can add two kittens Hela & Freya to your flight!
Hi everyone, we hope to neuter again in November (no dates as yet) the Dimos have kindly been completing essential renovations and repairs to the clinic. Apologies to anyone who we missed with the cancellation messages, our team did their very best to reach you all. Next session anyone who was cancelled will get priority on the new list.
Please keep your loaned equipment but do not lend it out! If it gets lost you will have to replace it! Meanwhile the generosity of cat lovers all over has allowed us to buy dry cat food again for the strays. If you are feeding a colony (this food is for stray cats only) and struggling to afford it please contact us with the following: How many cats you feed and location, your name, address and telephone number
Hi Everyone, our furry ones are asking for your help again any way you can!
This little tabby boy hit by a car pushed his back leg out of the hip socket, his tummy and bits are black and blue he was in agony. Volunteers caught him took him to our vet, she pushed his leg back in and treated the injuries. Sadly he has developed swelling of the brain and is on steroids and fluids overnight tomorrow he will have Mannitol intravenously to try to reduce the brain swelling.
Many thanks to the Joint Animal Welfare Society – JAWS for PAWS who made it an afternoon to remember for those who supported our cats & attended the Douliana benefit at Taverna Ntouliana on Friday. An amazing €1075 was raised and everyone has commented how lovely the venue was so thanks also to the restaurant staff who worked so hard.
You are amazing!
We made it to feed them for another month because of your generosity!
300 kg on its way for the strays!
Those of you following Heather`s posts on facebook will know Sweety came to us at the weekend for intensive care, she was deteriorating rapidly. Despite emergency care on Monday morning sadly her heart gave out whilst our vet was trying to treat her.
People have been asking the cause, its not pleasant but sometimes we do postmortems on difficult cases to make sure we have all done what we can & learn what care we can change if anything in the future.
Sweety had overwhelming infection from old wounds, her lungs and chest cavity were filled with pus, nothing would have saved this brave girl.
