With 21 cases in 48 hours joining us at Moggies HQ it’s safe to say kitten season part three is in full swing!
Jazz is still with us as the majority of adoptive families are looking for kittens. What many don’t realise is that she is a big kitten herself 🥹 Now that she’s desexed and her family have grown up, she can simply be herself. No Tom cats to fight. No worrying where her next meal will come from. Tonight, she’s all about showing that ball tower who’s boss 😂 and that’s beautiful to see 🥰
🏡 Available for adoption 🏡
After a weekend of adoptions we’re surprised to see this ginger honey is still looking for his people.
Theo’s sister and brother have found their homes so he’s flying solo until he does too.
What’s on his agenda? Snugs ❤️
If you feel there’s room for him to weasel his way into your family please message the page to see if he’s the right fit 😊
Welcome Miss Shakira 🐈⬛
This little diva is far from the ‘feral kitten’ she was originally thought of as…. But when cornered by a leaf blower one can assume most animals will have questionable faith in humans😬🤦♀️
The lesson here is that how animals are caught plays a VERY important role in their trust of their captors. Your job is to convince them you’re there to help them, not harm them!
When catching kittens our go tos are:
Playing audio of kittens meowing 📻
More often than not, an audio clip of kittens meowing will coach an uncertain kitten out from where they’re hiding to investigate. Playing a YouTube clip on your phone works in a pinch!
And placing food in a carrier, crate or trap 🪤
How close you get will determine which one will work best.
Carriers are great for close range captures whereas crates are a good tool for gaining the trust of timid cats. Traps are best for quick capture of animals where it’s unlikely you’d otherwise be able to approach them.
Placing scent rich, simple foods like sardines or tuna in water far enough inside to capture works great!
Shakira fortunately decided her next batch of humans were pretty darn delightful and is settling in great with her foster parents 🤗
Thank you Jan, Tracey and Coastal Pet Vet Papamoa for helping her along her way 😊
Usually Miss Ed gives us the ‘I’m a strong, independent Tortie’ vibes but when she’s in her ‘palace’ she’s all about the belly flops 🤭 Sound on 🥰
Baby steps! Quite literally 🥹 Just these last 48 hours, Royal’s kittos have started taking their first steps 🥰
Big hair, big personality 🤭 Fern’s is already starting to shine 🤩
🍑 Peaches update 🍑
We’re happy to report that Peaches is doing great!
So much so, she’s spending her free time trying to impress the resident BOY 🤭
We hope you enjoy her ‘flirting’ as much as we did 😂
Luke is a big fan of cozy nights by the fire 🔥
Sound on 🥰
There’s been plenty of interest in our kittens but our cats deserve the love too! So today we’re celebrating Mumma Periwinkle 🙌 🥳
This is what her foster mum has to say about the companionship she has to offer:
Peri is the type of cat that will greet you every time she sees you and gets so excited she smooches against everything. She also does the cutest little tail twitch when you pet her 😻
At approximately 1 year old, she’s still young at heart and has a playful streak much like her daughter Casey.
We’d say she has plenty of kittening left to do! With a little less chaos 🤭
Peri would be fantastic in a home that gives her time to settle in and embraces the level of affection she’s eager to share. If that sounds like yours, please message the page 😊
Caring for cats & kittens in the Bay of Plenty alongside community support and desexing. Registered Charity CC62355. Everyone can make a difference to someone ❤️
