It‘s been a tough few months for the rescue - with ‘lockdown’ rehoming stopped and it had a huge impact on what could be done to fundraise.

sadly rescue itself didn’t stop - there were still cats in need of help and still cats needing emergency vet care.

since the rescue has been back up and running a little more normally - Sue, Pete and one or two kind helpers have been carrying out a huge amount of trapping and neutering across Cornwall - which is such an important part in preventing unnecessary breeding and suffering.

For many of these cats it will of been the first time they‘d of ever visited a vets so some of these cats need dentals, blood tests or other vet care as well as the basics.

When trying to make such a difference and changing lives in these kinds of numbers comes bigger bills.

conscious that many of us have had a tougher few months than normal we try not to beg unless it‘s actually needed in hope that when the bucket comes out - those who can spare that pound or two.. do 🤞

if you can ..

a million ‘thank you’s from the cats 🐈 💙