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This beautiful young girl is desperately looking for a loving home!! She's around 1 year old and been found in a terribl...
11/10/2026

This beautiful young girl is desperately looking for a loving home!!

She's around 1 year old and been found in a terrible condition by the local police.
She was very insecure, hissed and lashed out, but with time and patience she is now is lovely girl. It wasn't because she's mean, she just was trying to survive in the street after she must have been abandoned.

The vet did a complete check up, so she's been sterilized, chipped, parasite treatment and tested negative for feline diseases.

Currently she's in foster care and goes on well with the other cats in the house.
She's been kept indoors and she's completely fine with that.

Please get in contact if you can offer her a loving home.
She had a rough start in live but deserves her own family.

We work with a contract and you pay for the name change on the passport.

This lovely girl is still looking for a loving home! She can stay with her foster until the end of October, but then we ...
02/10/2026

This lovely girl is still looking for a loving home!
She can stay with her foster until the end of October, but then we have no place for her to go.
Help needed and even better a forever home!!

20/09/2026

Hay algo realmente curioso con los gatos comunitarios: todo el mundo encuentra un culpable… y casi siempre acaba siendo la cuidadora.

Están los de «la biodiversidad», para quienes el gato parece haberse levantado una mañana dispuesto a exterminar él solo todas las aves y reptiles del planeta.

Incendios, pesticidas, contaminación, destrucción de hábitats, urbanización, carreteras… eso ya, si acaso, lo dejamos para otro debate.
El problema es el gato.

Después están los de «llévatelos a tu casa».

Porque molestan.

Porque la comida atrae pájaros, erizos, insectos, ratas…

Parece que un plato de pienso tiene más poder de reproducción que una gata sin esterilizar.
Y aquí viene lo interesante.

Porque también están los de «tengo unos gatos en la finca, pero no los castro».

No tengo tiempo.

Es muy caro.

No puedo cogerlos.

No me da la gana.

Hasta que una gata pare.

Entonces llegan las fotos: «Mirad qué cinco gatitos más preciosos».

Y empieza el reparto.

Uno para un vecino, otro para un amigo, dos por Facebook… regalar también es entregar un animal sin saber dónde terminará mañana.

Pasan unos meses.

«Se me escapó el gato».

¿Estaba castrado?

No.

Pues quizá no se «escapó».

Quizá llegó el celo e hizo exactamente lo que hace un animal sin esterilizar: salir buscando hembras.

Y vuelta a empezar.

También están los de «llegaron las vacaciones y ya no puedo tenerlo».

Los abandonos.

Los gatos que aparecen de repente en una colonia, sin castrar, sin identificar, completamente desorientados y buscando comida.

Y después están los ayuntamientos que todavía no tienen un CER eficaz, los que no cuentan con un verdadero plan de gestión, los que destinan recursos insuficientes y los que siguen dejando gran parte del problema sobre los hombros de voluntarias.

Pero cuando aparece una colonia… ¿a quién miramos?

A la cuidadora.

A la loca de los gatos.

A esa mujer que está allí a las siete de la mañana limpiando platos.

A la que se pasa tres noches intentando capturar una gata para esterilizarla.

A la que conoce quién falta hoy.

A la que ve que uno no come y sabe que algo ocurre.

A la que lleva jaulas, transportines, latas y medicación en el coche.

A la que busca acogidas.

A la que recoge al atropellado.

A la que escucha «llévatelos a tu casa».

A la que insultan por alimentar.

A la que algunas veces incluso amenazan o agreden.

Y, aun así, vuelve mañana.

Hay algo que convendría dejar muy claro:

LAS CUIDADORAS NO CREAN LAS COLONIAS FELINAS.

Las colonias las crea la irresponsabilidad humana.
Las crea quien no esteriliza.

Quien permite camadas una detrás de otra.

Quien reparte gatitos como si fueran objetos.

Quien abandona.

Quien deja salir sin castrar.

Quien mira hacia otro lado.

Y también las perpetúa una administración que no gestiona cuando tiene la obligación de hacerlo.

¿Sabéis quién intenta que esa colonia tenga cada año menos gatos y no más?

La «loca».

La que captura.

La que esteriliza.

La que controla.

La que cuida.

La que lleva un registro.

La que rescata.

La que vuelve todos los días.

Así que la próxima vez que veáis a una mujer agachada junto a unos gatos poniendo comida, limpiando recipientes o esperando durante horas delante de una jaula, antes de llamarla «loca de los gatos», pensadlo un segundo.

Probablemente está solucionando un problema que ella no creó.

Y mientras unos discuten quién tiene la culpa, ella ya habrá esterilizado otra gata.

Una gata esterilizada son camadas que no nacerán en la calle.

Eso también es proteger a los gatos.

Eso también es proteger la convivencia.

Y sí, eso también es proteger la biodiversidad. 🐾

No señales a quien gestiona la colonia.

Pregunta quién permitió que llegáramos hasta ella.

No se quien es el autor porque lo pasaron por whsap , pero me encantó por eso lo compartí . Porque nos describe a la perfección

HE'S BEEN ADOPTED!!! 🎉🥰UPDATE: he's been to the vets and is healthy. A bit chunky but the blood test came back negative....
17/09/2026

HE'S BEEN ADOPTED!!! 🎉🥰

UPDATE: he's been to the vets and is healthy.
A bit chunky but the blood test came back negative. So he's been vaccinated and is now desperately waiting for a loving home.
Even at the vet he behaved as a gentleman. We suspect he's around 8 years old.

We've posted about him before, but unfortunately no response.
This sweet boy, Gordi, is living on the streets but definitely not a feral cat.
The place where he lives isn't safe and on the 23rd of September he should go to a foster home. But today in the pouring rain he was just sitting in the square, trying to squeeze into a hedge but basically getting soaking wet.
I couldn't look at it and took him in. Not the best situation for my own cats but he's very comfortable. 🥰

Tomorrow he will be checked by the vet, he's already been castrated.
He goes along with children, as they play with him on the street, other cats also not a problem, but he's not ok with dogs. He loves attention, all he wants is cuddles and being on your lap. This boy has so much love to give and is definitely used to living in a house.

I prefer him to go straight to a loving home, where he can live a happy life with cuddles and a nice bed.
So please who can offer this boy a loving place where he can live a happy and safe life away from the street?
Kittens always go quickly, but this gentle giant deserves a fair chance.

Urgent! We are desperately looking for a foster home or even better a forever home for this young girl. She's still youn...
29/08/2026

Urgent!

We are desperately looking for a foster home or even better a forever home for this young girl. She's still young, around a year old and didn't had the best start.

She's currently with a foster but because of changed circumstances, we need to find her a new place ASAP.

Who can offer this girl a loving home?
She's sterilized, tested, and had her parasite treatments. She's living with other cats.

Please get in contact for more details.

A foster home has been found. Is there nobody who can offer this girl a loving home even if it's just temporary??? Situa...
02/07/2026

A foster home has been found.

Is there nobody who can offer this girl a loving home even if it's just temporary???
Situaties is urgent, don't want her to go back to the street, she's not used to the hard life of a streetcat 😢

Found by the local police just around the corner of the police station.

A very sweet young girl who seems to be lost.
She's used to people, has some injuries on her body and doesn't have a chip.

Someone must be missing her.
Currently she's at the village vet and will be sterilized and chipped but we want to try to find her owner. Someone must be missing her.
If no owner shows up we will try to find her a loving home. But in the mean time we're desperately looking for someone to foster her until we find her owner or a new loving home. It's not fair to put her back in the streets where she obviously suffers.

ADOPTEDThis morning we received a phone call from the local police, they've found a little kitten in the night sitting i...
10/05/2026

ADOPTED

This morning we received a phone call from the local police, they've found a little kitten in the night sitting in the middle of the road.
Went to police to pick it up and Sarah Mowers Paye helped out with a fist check up.
The little girl seems ok, dirty and hungry, but she's fine. She's around 5 weeks old.
She's very sweet and loves to be with you!

She's now settling in with a foster but we need to find her a loving home.

If you're interested please get in contact.
We do work with an adoption contract.

08/05/2026
Today a new volunteer learned how to trap. We should trap at a different location, but no cats around of course so we we...
05/05/2026

Today a new volunteer learned how to trap. We should trap at a different location, but no cats around of course so we went to another colony nearby. A young black male walked in and has been castrated and after a good sleep he could return back to his colony early evening.
These cats have the perfect spot, with lots of places to hide and always water around.

We are looking for the person who's taking care of this colony, by the photos I'm sure they recognize where it is. We've had contact details, but lost them🥺 so if you know who is feeding here, please get in contact. 🙏

SHE'S ADOPTED!! 🎉We are looking for a loving home for this sweet and beautiful girl. This young girl, Bonita, has been f...
29/03/2026

SHE'S ADOPTED!! 🎉

We are looking for a loving home for this sweet and beautiful girl.

This young girl, Bonita, has been found in a colony with her kittens. She's very sweet and timid and we are convinced she has been abandoned.
She's been sterilized, chippee and currently living with a foster family. She has a very sweet nature and loves cuddles. She's also ok with other cats as long as they aren't too pushy.
She needs a calm environment. A busy environment gives her too much stress.
A nice secured garden or balcony would be nice, but she's perfectly fine living indoors. When she arrived at the foster family she slept a lot, like she knew she's finally safe.

We are looking for her special place, where she will be loved and where she can live her life without too much going on.

Bonita is a beautiful young girl, we think she's not even two years old yet. She's calm and affectionate.

Please who can offer this beautiful sweet girl a loving home?

We work with an adoption contract and adoption fee.

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