Crazy Cat Lady of Kangarilla

18/10/2024

Miss Kibble is still untouchable other than a boop on her nose. She is happy to be close to me, loves watching me cook and will sneakily play with my feet when I'm sitting at my desk.

18/10/2024

Miss Mawson

18/10/2024

Know anyone in the Yank council area, cheap desexing is available.

🌟 Attention District Council of Yankalilla residents! 🌟

Keep you feline friends 🐱✨ healthy and happy by desexing them for only $50
Share this message and help us manage the cat population! 🐾

If you have an undesexed family cat, surprise litter or have adopted a stray, we’ve got pawsome news for you! 🙌

Thanks to District Council of Yankalilla and Yankalilla Veterinary Clinic, you can get your cat desexed for just $50! 🎉

📞 Call NDN on 1300 368 992 to secure your desexing voucher NOW! ⌚️

🏠Available to District Council of Yankalilla Residents only
✔️Eligibility criteria: Pension / Concession cardholders, Low Incomes, Adopting a Stray 🐱🐱🐱🐱🐱
💲 Available while funding lasts

18/10/2024

Since we have cat proofed our outdoor entertaining area some of our braver cats have taken up bird watching. Mawson and Milo will sleep well for the rest of the day and the birds are oblivious to them.

29/09/2024

🙏🏼 HELP US HELP THEM 🙏🏼

While kitten season sounds like heaven. Sweet and cuddly kittens everywhere, toe beans for days and purrs that calm your soul. For rescues, it can be nothing but hell. 🥹

Call after call asking for help, not enough hands to help, not enough funds to pay the bills. Sick, injured and vulnerable kittens needing a safe place. Abandoned pregnant mums, newborns without mothers, kittens found in sheds, backyards, industrial sites, on main roads! The list goes on! 💔

As our foster carers prepare for the sleepless nights feeding neonatal kittens, the constant litter changes, the endless cleaning, the hours of rehabilitating scared kittens, the vet runs and sadly, the abuse from the public when we just don't have the space to help, we are asking for your help. 🤞🏼

To help prepare for this kitten season, we need the following items to help us help these vulnerable cats and kittens.

Any donations are appreciated beyond belief. Without the support of our followers and supporters, we wouldn't be here.

Secure PayPal donations can be made by clicking on either of the links below or directly to our account:

Purrfect Paws Rescue Inc.
BSB: 325 185
Account: 003 717 317

PayPal.me/purrfectpawsrescue

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We understand that times are tough for a lot of people. By simply sharing this post and our content is also another way to help spread awareness of our rescue and what we do 💜

Again, thank you for supporting our small rescue and helping us help as many felines as we can. 💕

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27/09/2024

On the couch tonight (front to back) Minnie, Kibble, Otis and Gingy.

27/09/2024

Gorgeous George's new sleeping spot.

18/09/2024

🐾 SA RESCUES 🐾

As we are hitting kitten season, here is a current list of Rescues in SA.
Many cat rescues have already been inundated and have pregnant mums in care, but, please contact them if you find a stray. Rescues will always try to help where they can.

Be part of the solution. You may be in a position to foster the mum cat until the babies are born and weaned. That takes so much pressure off of the rescue and in turn, you can receive support with parasite treatments and possibly desexing.

Kittens are cute and fun to watch playing in the back yead, BUT, they will grow up to be cats! If you have family of strays in the back yard, contact a rescue when the kittens are under 6 weeks. To find great homes kittens need to be socialised. Rescues have the teams on board to do that. Better we get kittens younger than when they are 12-16 weeks and have not had human contact.

Be part of the solution, not the problem. Rescues always want to help. There are many ways you can assist us. It is always worth making the call.

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13/09/2024

I can't believe I forgot to share Glitch, this sweet little man spent a few months here waiting until everything was in order for him to be desexed. He adored Mawson and the rest of the crew and has been missed.

13/09/2024

It's been a while between posts. Glitch went off to his forever home and little Kibble (we've nicknamed him Bob Cat) has taken his place. Approximately 5 months old, he loves the other cats, humans he isn't too fussed either way, he's happy to sniff my hand and accept the odd pat and enjoys hanging out in the kitchen. He has the cutest little bob tail, I guess he was born like that as there is no obvious sign of injury, hopefully he tames up nicely and finds a forever home.

13/09/2024

Sad that mandatory desexing laws brought in a few years ago have had zero effect on slowing down the rate of unwanted cats and kittens. Dumping your pets is a low act. Dumping a breeding pair of cats is lower still.

26/08/2024

Sad but true.

😠 WE ARE ONLY HUMAN 😤

Here are some facts people may not know about smaller rescues.

They are ALL run by volunteers.
Time, love, dedication and commitment is given freely.
WE are not in receipt of ANY funding.
Money is generated by fund raising events, generous donations, or out of our own pockets. So, as well as caring for the animals in our care, we give up our weekends as well.

Animals live in our homes, as foster pets, until they are adopted. That could take up to a year.
It may therefore not be possible to bring in an older animal that has never been exposed to other cats, dogs, chickens etc. Where a family member has passed away, the kindest thing YOU can do for them, is love their pet.

Many of us also work full time or part time.
Most of us have families we are responsible for.
We are not responsible for the housing market.

WE are empathetic to YOUR situation. We are NOT responsible for it.
So the next time you contact a rescue and they are not in a position to assist you, think twice before threatening us that you will put the animal to sleep or dump it.
Our resources are limited and we are doing the very best with what we have.

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26/08/2024

The rescue I foster for is hosting a secondhand clothing markent. Happening next weekend, lots of stalls with loads of summer clothes. Save money on a new (to you) wardrobe and help reduce landfill.

21/08/2024

Little Kibble arrived Monday via another foster carer. I'm not sure of his history, he's around 5 months old and incredibly scared.

24/06/2024

Meet Andy, this divine young man arrived on Saturday, riddled with fleas, ear mites and probably worms. He is just the sweetest kitty.

24/06/2024

Sylvia is nearly ready to find her forever home.

😻 FEEL GOOD MONDAY! 😻

Sylvia was found in a local park by a very kind family who scooped her up, carried her home, had her vet checked and contacted us for help.

Sylvia was starving when she was found but with lots of good quality food around the clock she has slowly gained weight and is doing a lot better. 💕

Sylvia is the most amazingly loving soul who loves nothing more than snuggling in bed between meals and will be looking for her forever home in a few weeks when she is healthy enough to be desexed. 😻

Thank you to the wonderful family who helped rescue Sylvia, and how incredible is the drawing their daughter drew of Sylvia!? 🫶🫶

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13/06/2024

Happiness is a cat proof outdoor area, Otis says thank you Keeping Tom Cat Runs for keeping him safe.

10/06/2024

Sylvia was found starving and alone in a park, thankfully a caring family took her home and had her checked for a microchip. She wasn't chipped and ended up with me. She was so thin we could see all of her vertebrae sticking out but with lots of small meals she is slowly gaining weight. Sylvia is around 8 months old and was very obviously someone's pet as she is incredibly affectionate.