This little baby was found crying distressed and alone in an overgrown garden in Cessnock today.
We thank the people that searched and found him after hearing him crying.
PLEASE NOTE-this kitten is underage, he already has a registered HVCH foster carer and when his Vet work is completed his profile will be posted. We are not able to take EOI on any underaged kittens.
Hi, my name is Lili and I am writing to you with the help of my human Mum to give you an update on my life as a kitten rescued by HVCH and fostered permanently by my wonderful Mum and Dad.
I was rescued a 5 months ago by HVCH along with my mum and 3 siblings. There was something special about me that stood out and after visiting the Vet, I was diagnosed with Cerebellar Hypoplasia (Wobbly Cat Syndrome). It was recommended that I be sent over the Rainbow Bridge by the first Vet I saw after I had a seizure.
HVCH and their volunteer foster carers saw something in me, a determination and strong will to live so they decided to bring me home and give me a new life, a new family and a future.
I am now 5 months old and in that time I have achieved more than my foster Mum and Dad could have ever imagined or so they keep telling me. They are so proud of me.
I have learnt to keep my head up straight and strong, to take slow steps and not race ahead, to focus on what I want and how to get it. I have learnt to feed myself by laying sideways near my bowl so I don't fall or bang my head.
I have learnt to climb and get to all the places my big sister thought I couldn't reach her. My next goal is to learn to drink by myself and not cover my bedding with water. Secretly I think my foster Mum loves me splashing for her because she always laughs when I do it.
I am such an active, happy and playful kitten who deserved this second chance at life, to show everyone that I may have a wobble to my walk but I'm still worth loving and I return that love every chance I get.
Thank You to HVCH for believing in me. I won't let you down. It's time for me to sign off now, I'm ready for my next adventure. Love Lili 🐾🐈⬛💕
This little sweetheart will be off to the Vets this week for a diagnosis. She is so precious and it is sad to see her struggling to walk like this. We suspect wobbly kitten syndrome (cerebella hypoplasia).
Please desex your cats.
Life on the streets as a Tom cat is very hard.
This big shy boy arrived into care yesterday afternoon.
We worked together with the wonderful staff at Singleton Veterinary Hospital Pty Ltd
to change his life, he has already been desexed microchipped and vaccinated.
We had him tested for FIV and he is positive which isn’t a surprise.
He is approximately 3 years old, hopefully we can find this boy a beautiful new home.
Please get the message out there, cats need to be desexed to stop so much suffering on the streets.
A quick update on Warrick-he is doing it tough atSugarloaf Animal Hospitalal while he waits for his planned surgery tomorrow. ♥️♥️♥️♥️
💔🐾FINAL UPDATE FOR TONIGHT-Warick is sadly still in the drain. A huge thank you to everyone that tried to help today. The plumbing team will add to this thread later.
Some other people are now trying to assist Warwick get out, good luck guys.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION-The pipe as per the plumber is approx 300 mm wide.
Warick is approximately 17 meters along in the pipe. The camera has confirmed this.
PLEASE SEE THE POST ON THE THREAD FROM BEL AND HER HUSBAND THE PLUMBER THAT ATTENDED TODAY.
Our volunteer has contacted every local Emergency Service and the RSPCA, no one is able to assist with getting Warwick out.
UPDATE-we have a plumber and his wife on the way, they are picking up some things they think they might need and will be there shortly. They have been updated by Warwick’s s anxious family
We have 2 of our team out there as well.
We will give updates as we get them🙏
URGENT HELP NEEDED FOR WARICK
He is stuck in a drain at Paxton
He is injured and can’t get out after being hit by a car.
This is day and 5 it is critical we get help.
WARICK was adopted through Hunter Vally Cat Haven and his adopters have reached out to us today as they are desperate.
His owners said the VRA rescue squad couldn’t reach WARICK.
Are there any plumbers out there that can help?
UPDATE, he is to far in to get a catch pole on him, he is still crying
We have a plumber and his team in Newcastle trying to help
We have a few updates we would like to share❤️Remember Sox? She was found on the streets with a horrendous skin allergy.
She finally found a permanent foster home where she is very much loved and valued.
She has a few flares ups which we seek treatment for promptly so she will never suffer again.
Your donations have changed Sox’s life.
Good morning, some cute kitten spam to start your day.
These 5 babies are doing so well since arriving into our care.
How to donate-if you would like to donate to help us through another horrendous kitten season here is the link. All donations of $2 and over are tax deductible
Hunter Valley Cat Haven is a volunteer Organisation, we receive no funding or sponsorship and rely solely on donations to keep rescuing cats and kitten’s in the Hunter Valley area
https://hunter-valley-cat-haven.giveeasy.org/default
A tax receipt will be automatic generated.
These 6 beautiful kitten’s arrived into care yesterday afternoon. We put them with one of our lactating mother cats and she’s looking after them.
Their carer is supplement feeding to help mumma cat.
