JULY VIP NEWSLETTER🐾
Home Trial & Adoption Updates 🏡
We have some exciting updates to share! Three of our cats are currently on home trials as they settle into their potential forever homes.
💛Garnet is getting to know her possible new family.
💛Ayami has also begun her home trial, and we're hoping everything goes smoothly for her.
💛Waffles is officially adopted! Hopefully this will be the start of the clingy boy’s happily ever after.
Home trials are an important step in the adoption process, giving both the cats and their potential adopters time to see if they're the right match. We wish all three of them the very best and hope to share more good news with you soon! 🫶🏻
New Cats Vaccinations 💉
Our little ones are growing up! Helen's kittens, along with Kelly, Julius, and Autumn, have recently received their first vaccinations.
They're one step closer to being ready for their forever homes, though they'll still need their future adopters to continue with their vaccination schedule, sterilisation, and routine veterinary care as they grow.
Cookie’s Unexpected Snack
Cookie recently gave us quite a scare after swallowing a hair tie. We brought her to the vet, where she was given medication to help it pass safely.
After more than a week of taking a laxative, we're happy to share that the hair tie finally made its grand exit in one of her poops! 💩
Cookie is doing well now, but this was a good reminder to keep small items like hair ties out of curious cat’s reach.
The Kittens’ Chaos
We've put together some of our favourite photos and videos of the kittens from the past few weeks so you can enjoy a little glimpse into their daily lives. 😆
Shinju Update
We would like to say thank you to everyone who has supported Shinju’s fundraiser.
At his recent vet visit, we received some difficult news. The vet shared that Shinju's condition has worsened since his last check up. The main concerns are his weight loss, lethargy, and blood pressure, most likely due to the hole in his heart. Thankfully, his liver values are still stable and his seizure medication is still working as intended.
At this point, there's no treatment that exists that can reverse his condition, not even surgery. However, we are able to get medication that can help manage the symptoms if there are any. Luckily, there are no signs of active heart failure yet. Our priority now is making sure he's comfortable and encouraging him to eat, even though he's become much pickier with food lately.
We'll continue giving Shinju all the love and care we can, and we'll keep everyone updated. Thank you for supporting him and being part of his journey 💛