Cat Colony Rescue
Fundraising campaign by
Hisae Yamazaki
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US$770.00raised of $3,000.00 goal goal
Campaign Story
We called him Pus Eye because his eyes were completely shut with eye infection. His four siblings also had the same eye infection, but his was the worst. Seeing this picture, you probably can't imagine how he looked in early September.
There are probably about 40 to 50 cats in this colony. We started spaying and neutering them in July, and when we find sick or injured kittens like Pus Eye, we nurse them back to health so that they are adoptable.
We are just two people concerned about the welfare of the cats in the colony, and between us, we have spayed/neutered about 14 cats so far, but there are so many more!
Whatever funds we raise here will be used to take care of kittens and cats (like this fellow below who had a big gash on his leg) and spay/neuter as many cats as possible.
Thank you so much for your support. Your donation will mean a lot to us and to our colony cats.
Donors
- Anonymous
- Donated on Dec 20, 2020
- Emilia Giraldo
- Donated on Nov 30, 2020
- Anonymous
- Donated on Nov 29, 2020
Great initiative. All the best! X
February 2021 Updates
Update posted by Hisae Yamazaki at 11:15 amWe spayed/neutered eight cats and rescued two kittens with their mama during the month of February. The two kittens are about 5 to 6 weeks old, so they will need to stay with their mama for another two to three weeks in foster family's kitten nursery. We named them Luna
January 2021 Updates
Update posted by Hisae Yamazaki at 04:28 amWe were able to spay/neuter seven cats from the colony during the month of December; however, because of the MCO, we were only able to spay two cats during January 2021. A litter of five kittens were rescued from the colony in early December, and we were able to find
30 November Update
Update posted by Hisae Yamazaki at 12:48 amThank you so much for those contributed to this cause. There seems to be sub-colonies within the colony, and we identified about 10 cats needing spaying/neutering from one particular section. We will move on to other sections once the spaying/neutering of that part of the colony is "completed" (although we
November 2020 Update
Update posted by Hisae Yamazaki at 09:32 amSince July 2020, we have found homes for 18 kittens from the colony and spayed/neutered 25 cats (some of them are now in their forever homes). But there are so many more to be done!
Donors & Comments
- Anonymous
- Donated on Dec 20, 2020
- Emilia Giraldo
- Donated on Nov 30, 2020
- Anonymous
- Donated on Nov 29, 2020
Great initiative. All the best! X
- Emil Teo
- Donated on Nov 29, 2020
- Anonymous
- Donated on Nov 29, 2020
- Anonymous
- Donated on Oct 01, 2020
- Anonymous
- Donated on Sep 28, 2020
Good luck with this, crazy cat lady.
