Cats from Greece

Cats from Greece Providing veterinary care and sterilisation to ill and needy street cats of Greece.

31/01/2025

This is Psipsi. Psipsi is a stray cat that I have taken to my house because of her terrible condition. She is undergoing treatment for skin lesions and very severe ear mites, that have possibly caused neurological damage.

She will need at least one more anti-inflammatory injection and time for the ear mites to clear up and from then we will see about her neurological problem and whether it gets better when her ear mites have gone.

31/01/2025

Ginger is one of the cats that we've taken into our care because if we hadn't, he would have died horribly and slowly. The vet has examined him today and it's believed that he has probably been hit by a car. He has a very nasty wound on his front leg and some neurological issues. It's not sure whether his neurological issues are due to having been hit by a car or whether he got hit by a car due to having neurological issues. For now we're focusing on getting his leg healed, which will take some time and then we will deal with the neurological problem.
He will have to stay at the vet's for treatment as he's a street cat and finding him on a daily basis will not be possible. Without treatment he will not survive. If you would like to help Ginger, please get in touch for further details. Thank you.

The reality is that there are thousands of cats living semi-feral on the streets of Greece. They are infested with disea...
31/01/2025

The reality is that there are thousands of cats living semi-feral on the streets of Greece. They are infested with diseases that are highly infectious and often sexually transmitted. Uncontrolled and unsterilised, the numbers grow and every year thousands more are born. Many, unwanted newborn kittens end up being thrown in rubbish bins and left to slowly die, others die horrifically from upper-respiratory infections that they are too weak to fight without the help of antibiotics. Those that make it to adulthood usually live a miserable existence, ill, exposed to the elements and feeding out of bins.

We would like to try to help reduce this suffering by asking for help to sterilise and treat at least some of them. With no governmental help, our only option is to finance sterilisations and treatments ourselves.

If you would like to donate and/or sponsor one of the cats we're trying to help, it would enable us make a small but much needed difference to at least some of the cats, one by one, that badly need help from somewhere.
Donations can be made easily through PayPal and updates will be sent of the cats we're able to help. Please PM in order to get further details and if you would like to help . Thank you.

Billy is another kitten we have available for adoption. He is very beautiful and loves to explore, as long as someone is...
27/06/2024

Billy is another kitten we have available for adoption. He is very beautiful and loves to explore, as long as someone is around to help him! He was born from a stray cat and unfortunately he cannot stay where he is as it is not safe for him due to passing cars. He lives outdoors but he loves to be indoors and knows how to use a litter tray.
Billy has had his first set of vaccinations.
If anyone is interested in offering Billy a safe, loving home please send us a message.

Maggy is a typical example of a rescued kitten here in Greece. She is one of thousands of kittens that are born and cont...
17/06/2024

Maggy is a typical example of a rescued kitten here in Greece. She is one of thousands of kittens that are born and contract an upper respiratory disease. This is due to their being many feral cats in Greece that are both unvaccinated and unsterilised (there is little or no help from the government) . Many kittens each year die a horrible death from these diseases, some, like Maggy, get picked up by an animal lover who then gets them treated and made well. The only problem then is to find a suitable home for them. Most volunteers are already up to their eyeballs with rescued animals and although it is difficult for them to turn a blind eye and leave one to die they have trouble to take care of them all on a permanent basis.
Maggy is now beautiful and well and in need of a home.

Betty was found, as a newborn, with her brothers and sisters (4 altogether) tied up in a plastic bag full of used toilet...
14/06/2024

Betty was found, as a newborn, with her brothers and sisters (4 altogether) tied up in a plastic bag full of used toilet tissue and left to die. Fortunately, passers-by heard their cries and contacted the local animal rescue organisation. 3 out of the 4 survived with the help of a wonderful foster mum cat who took care of them as her own.
Betty and her siblings are now ready to find their forever homes.
She is healthy and loving, weaned (7 weeks old) and using a sand box.

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This is Psipsi. Psipsi is a stray cat that I have taken to my house because of her terrible condition. She is undergoing treatment for skin lesions and very severe ear mites, that have possibly caused neurological damage. She will need at least one more anti-inflammatory injection and time for the ear mites to clear up and from then we will see about her neurological problem and whether it gets better when her ear mites have gone.

Ginger is one of the cats that we've taken into our care because if we hadn't, he would have died horribly and slowly. The vet has examined him today and it's believed that he has probably been hit by a car. He has a very nasty wound on his front leg and some neurological issues. It's not sure whether his neurological issues are due to having been hit by a car or whether he got hit by a car due to having neurological issues. For now we're focusing on getting his leg healed, which will take some time and then we will deal with the neurological problem. He will have to stay at the vet's for treatment as he's a street cat and finding him on a daily basis will not be possible. Without treatment he will not survive. If you would like to help Ginger, please get in touch for further details. Thank you.

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