Wolwange Charity

24/08/2026

Die temperatuur begin elke dag beter raak...heerlike weer om bietjie te kom rondloop by n mark...kom kuier die week saam ons by die Waverley mark...dit sal so lekker wees om jou daar te sien...

22/08/2026

Releasing Cats After TNR
In good weather, most male and female cats can be released the following day. Because feral cats experience significant stress while in captivity, they should not be held longer than necessary.

During extreme cold weather, or if there have been surgical complications, a cat may need to be held for an additional day or two before release.

One important note about cold temperatures: The longer a cat is held in colder temperatures, the more their body may respond by shedding its winter coat, similar to the natural shedding that occurs in spring.

Returning the Cat to the Trapping Location
When you are ready to release the cat at the same location where they were trapped, position the carrier or trap so the exit is facing an area the cat will recognize.

Uncover the exit door. Most cats will immediately recognize their surroundings and be ready to go home. Others may need a little more time to become aware of where they are. In those cases, uncover a little more gradually and allow the cat to take in the surroundings.

Whenever possible, position the opening toward a hole in a fence, bushes, a shelter, or another protected area. This helps prevent the cat from bolting into an unsafe area or toward traffic. Every situation is different, and you should use your best judgment based on the location.

Give Them Time
Release the cat gently. Do not shake the trap, rush the cat, or create unnecessary agitation. Extra stress can cause a cat to make a poor decision when exiting.

Back away and quietly wait for the cat to come out on their own. Keep an eye on the surrounding area, particularly for street traffic.

When a Cat Refuses to Leave
Occasionally, a cat simply will not get out.

In my experience, this can be an important clue that the cat may not actually be a feral cat accustomed to living outdoors. The cat could be lost, abandoned, or otherwise unfamiliar with life on the streets.

Pay attention to that behavior. Sometimes the cat is telling you something.

TNR is not just about trapping, surgery, and return. It is about observing the individual cat and making the safest decision possible for that cat.

TNR Works

21/08/2026

We rely heavily on technology, alarms, and medical devices to keep us safe when we are dealing with chronic health conditions. But there are moments when human technology fails, or when we are too deeply asleep to hear the warnings. It is in these terrifying, vulnerable gaps that the profound, instinctual power of our pets truly shines. Their sensory capabilities exist on a level we can barely comprehend. 🚨🐈

Cats possess a highly sophisticated olfactory system. They can literally smell the chemical changes occurring in a human body when blood sugar plummets dangerously low or when a seizure is imminent. When this devoted orange tabby sensed a critical shift in her owner's physiology, she didn't wait for an alarm. She recognized that her pack member was fading, and she immediately went into a frantic, lifesaving mode. 🥺✨

By aggressively waking the husband, this cat transcended the role of a standard household pet. She acted as an infallible medical guardian. She didn't have medical training, but she had a fierce, unyielding love and the instincts of a protector. If your pet ever acts highly unusual or frantic in the middle of the night, never ignore them. They might just be trying to save a life before it is too late. Give your furry guardians an extra treat today. 🏡❤️

21/08/2026

🐾❤️ THESE LITTLE BOYS ARE LOOKING FOR THEIR FOREVER HOMES! ❤️🐾

Meet Foster & Allen and Domino — three gorgeous little boys who are ready to find the families they were always meant to have. 🐱🏡

✨ Foster & Allen are two sweet brothers who have grown up together and share a very special bond. These two little black panthers would absolutely love to find a home together where they can continue to grow, play, cuddle and keep each other company. 🖤🖤

🤍 Domino is our handsome little tuxedo boy! With his beautiful markings and adorable pink nose, he is ready to steal someone's heart. 💕 Domino would love a family of his very own where he can be spoiled, loved and treasured for the rest of his life.

These babies have already come so far, but their journey isn't complete yet...

They need YOU to help them find their forever homes. 🥹❤️

🏡 Could you be the family Foster & Allen have been waiting for?
🏡 Or perhaps Domino is the little soul who has been waiting for you?

Please remember that adoption is a lifetime commitment. We are looking for loving, responsible homes where these little ones will be safe, cherished and treated as family. ❤️

📩 Interested in adopting?
Please send Wolwange Charity a message to find out more about these beautiful boys and our adoption process.

🙏 PLEASE SHARE!
You never know — their forever family might be just one share away. 🐾❤️

Adopt. Don't shop. Give a rescue kitten a chance at the life they deserve. 🏡🐱

20/08/2026

Kom sê hallo, Come say hello! We look forward to seeing you there🌸😸

20/08/2026

Ons ontvang vanogend n nood kreet vanaf n dame...ek wens ek het R1000de rande gehad om mense te kan help met noodgevalle met Wolwangetjies, maar ek kan soveel keer nie...ons fondse lê in die rooi...en terwyl ek voorberei vir volgende maand waar baba katjie seisoen weer volstoom aan die gang sal wees moes ek voorraad van medikasie opbou...vlooie en bosluis behandeling...Doxystroop, ontwurming en soveel ander goed...ons bedjies is al deur gewas...elke 2de dag moet ek bedjies was...ek moes nuwe sand bakke aan koop...sand en alles moontlik wat ek mag nodig kry...ons baba katjie seisoen het vir jare aaneen nog nooit eintlik opgehou nie...ons het tans 3 babas wat wag vir hulle huise...ons sal later n plasing maak oor hulle...alhoewel dit tans stil is en ek hier en daar net so bietjie kan rus...is daar steeds goedjies wat nodig het vir babas tans in my sorg...

Ek het ons volgers se hulp nodig met n wolwangetjie se veearts onkostes...ek plaas fotos sodat julle kan sien hoe dringend hierdie was...groot, groot asb help my om hierdie katjie te kan help...ek weet werklik soms nie waar om te vat en waar om te los nie...geen noodgeval is meer dringend as n ander nie...

Dankie aan elkeen wat altyd by my staan en moeilike tye weer leefbaar maak...

13/08/2026

🐾 HERPESVIRUS IN CATS — WHAT EVERY CAT OWNER SHOULD KNOW 🐾

Feline herpesvirus (FHV-1) is one of the common causes of cat flu and upper respiratory infections in cats. It can affect cats of any age, including adult cats, and once a cat is infected, the virus can remain in the body for life.

🦠 How is it spread?

Feline herpesvirus is highly contagious between cats. It can spread through:
• Sneezing and coughing
• Eye and nose discharge
• Saliva and close contact
• Shared food and water bowls
• Bedding, blankets and grooming items
• Contact with contaminated hands or surfaces

Cats can also shed the virus again during periods of stress, even if they appear healthy.

👀 What are the signs?

Common symptoms include:
• Sneezing
• Runny or blocked nose
• Watery or infected-looking eyes
• Conjunctivitis
• Squinting or keeping the eyes closed
• Fever
• Reduced appetite
• Lethargy
• Nasal congestion

In some cats, especially kittens, eye infections can become serious and may cause permanent eye damage if not treated promptly.

❤️ Can herpesvirus be cured?

There is currently no medication that completely eliminates feline herpesvirus from the body. However, most cats can be managed successfully with veterinary care and supportive treatment.

Treatment may include medication for secondary bacterial infections, eye treatment, fluids, nutritional support and keeping the cat comfortable. Your veterinarian should determine the appropriate treatment.

😿 Stress matters!

Stress can trigger a herpesvirus flare-up in previously infected cats. Changes such as moving house, introduction of new animals, illness, overcrowding or other stressful situations can cause symptoms to return.

A calm, clean and comfortable environment can make a big difference.

🛡️ Prevention is important

Vaccination does not guarantee that a cat will never become infected, but it can help reduce the severity of disease.

Good hygiene, isolation of symptomatic cats, cleaning shared items and avoiding unnecessary contact between sick and healthy cats can help reduce transmission.

🚨 When should you see a vet?

If your cat has difficulty breathing, refuses food or water, becomes very weak, has severe eye discharge, or appears to be in pain, seek veterinary attention promptly.

And remember: never give human medication to a cat unless specifically instructed by a veterinarian.

🐱 Herpesvirus does not mean a cat cannot live a happy life. With proper veterinary care, good nutrition, low stress and lots of love, many herpes-positive cats enjoy wonderful lives.

💙 Education saves lives. Awareness saves cats.

13/08/2026

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Soveel om voor dankie te sê...

Wolwange is a nonprofit charity dedicated to the rescue, care, and rehoming of feral cats and kittens in our community. Every day, countless cats are born on the streets struggling to survive. We are here to change that.

12/08/2026

Vandag verduidelik Dr Maximus hoe om noodsorg toe te pas as jou Wolwangetjie ophou asem haal...

10/08/2026

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