Need help bringing rescued pets home!

Good day everyone,

While studying in Thailand my girlfriend and I have been blessed with the opportunity to rescue 3 cats on 3 separate occasions.

First it was Yuki(meaning: happiness and snow)

We found this beautiful white ,blue eyed kitten wondering in an abandoned field. 1 month old, dirty and about the size of my hand I knew this one we are taking home.

A month goes by and after all the entertainment, we knew it was time for a friend. So my girlfriend and I went off looking for a friend to adopt. Looking around at Bangkok Paws we see a beautiful little black cat and thought she would be perfect for our little white fur ball. (Black cats arn’t popular in Thailand)

Thats the day we got Zazu (meaning: movement)

Fast forward a couple of months walking along street we hear kittens meowing from a dustbin. In we look and we see three tabby kittens with no mother or people around. At first I was like no we cannot have another cat, but my girlfriend insisted we come back everyday to feed them. So we did!

Two weeks including weekends of feeding the kittens, there was still no sign of a mother cat or anyone to claim the kittens. One passed away unfortunately First we thought, okay another cat we cannot take. So we look and ask around for people whom are willing to adopt, and only one got taken. We decided not to leave him behind.

This was the day Tobias came into our lives. Tobi for short. (meaning: God is good!)
This little fella also is the most energetic, playful cat I ever come across. He is even an alarm clock in the morning to wake You up to feed him. He hugs my girlfriend in his sleep and really is like a baby.

With so many stray cats and dogs in Thailand. They have gotten the best care they possibly could get in Thailand and please help us do the same in our home country South Africa.