The only way to achieve the IMPOSSIBLE 
is to believe in the POSSIBLE

- Alice in Wonderland

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​achieve the possible

Catmint Cottage members have been working hard this past year. Our goal is always to help the cats, whether they be those in our care or to answer the increasing calls from the  general public needing assistance. This is exhausting work for a small team working independently of each other on different levels of rescue.  Yet we work together to achieve the end result. As time permits there will be more accounts of the many rescues, stories we are proud to write. Donations are the only platform that can facilitate the work we do and believe me it is unending. Monthly donors give us a working budget and one-off donations are a windfall.

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If you like what we do and what we stand for please send your  tax deductible donations to us.  Or support us through the year with monthly donations and join the movement to make the lives of those less fortunate cats matter. Read Khaleesi's story here

Khaleesi came from the street in horrible condition yet she was happy for any small mercy. Khaleesi is now called Ferret :) The words of her adopter say it all:
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Just thought I would send you guys a little update of Ferret (once known as Kahleesi). She had some surgery done to pull back her eyelids as they were rolling up and rubbing on her eyes. The vet also reopened one of her tear duct tunnels and stopped her weepy eye. Sadly her skin cancer has come back but she will be getting surgery in the coming weeks to remove it. I will be monitoring her sun exposure and be purchasing some kitty sunscreen!

She is still as playful as a kitten and extremely friendly and steals the spot light whenever I have people over. She has more toys than she can play with and has a lot of love everyday.

I'll send through some photos but would like to thank you again for what you are doing for all these cats!

LATEST RESCUE STORY​

Cleopatra is six months old.  She was 'rescued' from a group of strays last week.  I use the term 'rescue' facetiously as Cleopatra thinks she was doing just fine without us.


It is mid Winter and these young girls live outside with the constant threat of cars, dogs and unkind people.
In the near future she would be having a litter to perpetuate the numbers, had we not caught her.


Cleopatra has been immunised and will be desexed before going to her new home shortly.  Lucky Cleo actually has one to go to.
To assist us in this work please consider donating.
https://www.catmintcottagestreetcatrescue.com.au/donate.html

SPONSOR A CAT IN NEED

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Faith passed away peacefully at home last Sunday 8th July. 
She was estimated to be at least thirteen years old.  R.I.P. gorgeous girl. 

Read her story here: