One of our readers, Aznie, came by last Saturday to take photos of the Love Kuching cats. Present were Sam who was adopted later that night, Porridge, adopted 9 June, and Helga, who was eventually diagnosed with chronic renal failure. Our cats Sayang and Scooter joined in the fun too.
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- adopted: rescued kittens found at Pulau Ubin quarry
- Useful Video - How to Keep Your Cat from Running O...
- finding alternative sources of CRF-suitable wet fo...
- stocked up on VItamin B
- daytime TNRM reconnaisance at Malay Village
- adopted - mack!
- visit to Joo Chiat Complex's stray cats post-neute...
- more pictures of Mack!
- we love our cats so we take pictures of them!
- mack!
- brown mackeral tabby male kitten rescued from Ubi ...
- urinary tract infection in cats
- serval's socialisation progress
- charcoal, now blackie alias ah-orh
- gave Helga a bath!
- homecooked renal diet for Helga
- topping up veterinary supplies for love kuching
- cache of kitty-meds - organised!
- redecorated our second pen again
- people who love cats
- kitty pictures taken on 4 June by Aznie
- new update from Porridge-Ushi's adopter!
- Akira!
- helga's next appointment
- Bach Flower Blend No. 1 Rescue Remedy by Supra-Cell
- serval, still stressed and feral
- update on porridge
- helga is doing better
- Bedok Blk 422
- TNRM at Joo Chiat Complex -
- porridge has been adopted!
- Serval, rescued kitten from Joo Chiat Complex
- porridge
- Joo Chiat Complex stray cat neutering - round 2
- cleaning Helga's ears
- Helga's visit to Dr Hsu at The Animal Clinic
- helga has chronic renal failure
- Joo Chiat Complex neutering of stray cats - round 1
- porridge is doing well
- Akira
- sam and helga have been adopted!
- more on Joo Chiat Complex
- porridge-girl
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- sam becomes our free-roaming foster kitten
- the heart of the matter
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How to adopt
Visit lovekuchingproject.org/adopt/ to find out more about the cats and kittens that are currently up for adoption, and how you can bring them home!
Adopting from us
Cats that are being fostered by us receive the best care possible. They are fed premium grain-free dry and canned food, according to their age requirements. They are also given fresh supply of water 24-hours, necessary supplements, toys, and are also toilet-trained, exercised and socialised while they stay with us. Young orphans that need to be hand-reared are bottle-fed with KMR milk replacement. They will also be cleaned and groomed to ensure that they remain well and healthy. Any sicknesses or injuries the animal may have when they come to us we will treat it with first aid and OTC medication or bring to the vet if the condition is serious. Kittens above the age of 8 weeks old will given their first booster vaccination.
Adopting from Love Kuching Project will require an Adoption Fee from the adopters. This is to:
1) Prevent the pet from being abandoned again
2) Prevent the pet from being re-sold at a profit
3) Cover part of the animal's boarding expenses
4) Help us further our work in rescuing and re-homing animals-at-risk and unwanted pets
5) Cover potential veterinary costs of rescued and stray animals in our custody
6) Cover vaccination costs
Adopters will be required to sign an Adoption Agreement. This is to prevent adopters from profiteering by reselling the animal as well as to ensure the animal's welfare is cared for adequately in its new home.
Adopting from Love Kuching Project will require an Adoption Fee from the adopters. This is to:
1) Prevent the pet from being abandoned again
2) Prevent the pet from being re-sold at a profit
3) Cover part of the animal's boarding expenses
4) Help us further our work in rescuing and re-homing animals-at-risk and unwanted pets
5) Cover potential veterinary costs of rescued and stray animals in our custody
6) Cover vaccination costs
Adopters will be required to sign an Adoption Agreement. This is to prevent adopters from profiteering by reselling the animal as well as to ensure the animal's welfare is cared for adequately in its new home.
Cat Care Blog Posts
- A Basic Guide to Cat Ownership
- About Kitten Booster Vaccinations
- Average Cost of Keeping a Cat
- Dental Care for Cats
- Deworming Your Cat
- Essential Oils for Cats
- Hand-rearing Orphaned Kittens
- Keep Your Cat Indoors
- Keeping Your Cat Calm
- Kitten Feeding
- Number of Mealtimes Per Day
- Nutritional Needs of Cats
- Skin Problems In Cats
- Sterilising Your Cat
- Supplements for Cats
- The Responsibility of Adopting a Cat
- Toxic Foods for Cats
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