It’s been two months since we started feeding a feral mama cat (Luna) and her two very young kittens (Cheeky and Frankie) whom we found in desperate need of help, somewhere along a secluded jogging path, 10 kms away from the Sanctuary. Cheeky and Frankie keep on growing very fast; they both look healthy and […]
Back in March 2018, we had to rush Oliver to the emergency vet, he was hospitalized with IV fluids; his condiiton was critical. Blood work and urine test revealed high levels of glucose and ketone bodies; he was then diagnosed with Diabetes. Watch Oliver at the vet hospital (March 2018) Three days later, Oliver was […]
As if our already challenging situation was not enough to keep us on our toes, over the last couple of days, we’ve been watching in horror dangerous wildfires that firefighters have not been able to control so far, that are rapidly spreading and getting closer to our area. (see image below) We’re located only 30 […]
A few days after finding Cheeky starving and setting up a feeding station for *her, we could finally see the rest of the family. While Luna (whom we suspect could be their mom) comes and goes and is rarely seen, Cheeky and Frankie have settled in, and we refill their feeding station daily. About a […]
Over the last ten years, we have never stopped feeding and caring for cats outside the Sanctuary; in fact, we have feeding stations set up for them all over and refill them regularly. But, every now and then we see new hungry babies come out of unexpected places. Last week, Paul found this tiny feral […]
Angel (10) was diagnosed with Stomatitis (incurable autoimmune disease) in April last year. He has been on meds (corticoids and oral gel) ever since and he was doing rather well until last weekend when he became lethargic, showing unequivocal signs of oral pain. He stopped eating dry food first and now he cannot even swallow […]
After being misdiagnosed with Feline Asthma back in August 2022 and not showing signs of improvement upon treatment, we took Negrita for a second opinion in September 2022; she was then diagnosed with early-stage Lung Cancer. Life expectancy can depend on several factors, a cat may live more than one year if diagnosed at an […]
