Feral Cats

Feral cats are the offspring of lost or abandoned pet cats that were never spayed or neutered.
Some are fed and fostered by people, but others are not so lucky, and so we appeal to you to open up your small-holding or farm for them to call home, not as a pet, but as a feral wild cat.

To read more, you can download this document:

Information on feral cats - (252 KB)

If you are interested in fostering feral cats, please contact Engela James at 083 468 3143.

We have been trying to contact Mrs J Van Niekerk to thank her for her generous donation to Cats'9Lives but the cell number given on the Bank form is incorrect.

Become a volunteer

Want to get involved, why not volunteer by becoming one of our foster moms?

We provide the milk, pellets and take kittens in to be homed when they are old enough, but bottle feeding is a most rewarding job as it is so worthwhile to watch their development.

To become a volunteer, please contact us

 

Cat Trivia:

A domestic cat's normal heart rate ranges from 140 to 240 beats per minute which is largely dependent on how excited the cat is. Cats at rest have an average heart rate between 150 and 195 bpm.

Events

Market Day

Date: 26 November 2016 10:00
Venue: Waterkloof Animal Hospital

We will have hand made items, White Elephant stall, books , dvds and we are serving a delicious tea....Read more