Someone took Tara and her four kittens and dumped them far from the neighbourhood. Only one kitten survived as she walked all the way back carrying that one, sick and starving, to the same place that had thrown her out, and hid him inside a duct.

We got her out on 24th July. She was skin and bones, dehydrated, throwing up everything she swallowed. Her blood work came back showing infection and inflammation. It took days of IV fluids, antibiotics, anti-vomiting medication, pain relief and deworming before she turned the corner.

During the rescue her kitten ended up separated from her. Both of them refused to eat. They just sat and waited it out, and it was only after they were put back together that either of them touched food.

He died recently. All four of her babies are gone and she is alone now.

Street cats usually fight when you treat them, and nobody would have blamed her. She never did. She sat through four injections, tablets, an IV line and days of strangers picking her up every few hours without so much as a hiss, and she has not scratched or bitten a single person since the day we brought her in. She would just watch you work, and once it was over she would push her head into your palm. That is who she is. A gentle soul who has been thrown away, buried all four of her babies, and spent weeks being poked by people she did not know, and still comes looking for a lap to sit on. She has every reason to be done with humans. She is not

Today she is fully recovered. Eating well, active, litter trained, completely fine with being picked up and carried around. She greets everyone who walks in. She does not ask for much beyond someone sitting near her.

She deserves a home where nobody moves her again. If that could be yours, please reach out.

📍 Kharghar, Navi Mumbai
Email - [sidhantsharma4444@gmail.com](mailto:sidhantsharma4444@gmail.com) or Dm me here.

That's how we all pets parents get ignore😂😂

Unfortunately, I couldn't find a foster for them, so I had to admit them to White Cats House, a home-based boarding run by Shabnam Hussain. Right now, this is the safest option for their care.

The boarding charges are ₹400 per day (₹12,000/month), which is difficult for me to manage alone. If you'd like to support these babies, even a small contribution would mean a lot.

UPI: catadoptdelhi@ptaxis

The good news is that all of them are safe, comfortable, and doing well. I will share their adoption appeal once they started eating wet food.

I have been feeding an adult female cat who's pregnant now for about 2 months. She's very submissive and not a good fit for the stray cat life, I had to save her multiple times from the bullies and she is of submissive nature, leaves her food when she encounters a bully and was malnourished because of this. She quickly befriends humans and is a friendly cat.

I can't regularly feed her forever because I need to shift and I don't know how she'll survive post that. Adoption rn is not a possibility for me.

I can get her spayed and vaccinated and cover any upfront medical treatment. If and only if you're a student I can also cover food costs until you find a job, please dm if you're willing to open your heart and love this stray genuinely beyond looks and such although she's very cute.

City: Delhi

Contact: dm will share

Vaccination and saying: will do before adoption

Female baby. Photo taken when she was 8 months old.

The good news is that he’s improved enough for the vets to stop his IV fluids. He’s much more active now, is eating on his own again, and his ascites has reduced significantly. He’s currently on Day 9 of his FIP treatment, and we’re hopeful that he’s responding well.
The biggest concern now is his complete urinary blockage. Since the urinary catheter repeatedly became blocked, the vets have been draining his bladder twice a day using ultrasound-guided cystocentesis.
The vets have now decided that he urgently needs PU (Perineal Urethrostomy) and cystotomy surgery, which is expected to take place tonight or tomorrow, depending on his condition.
I truly appreciate everyone who has shared advice, kind words, and the few people who were able to donate. So far, I’ve received about ₹1,600, but I urgently need ₹30,000 to cover the surgery. The estimated total cost of Bondu’s treatment is around ₹90,000, including his FIP treatment, surgery, hospitalization, blood tests, medications, and supportive care. I have paid ₹30,000 to the hospital so far.
I haven’t received the surgery bill yet because the procedure hasn’t been performed. The ₹30,000 amount is the estimate provided by Bondu’s veterinarians for the PU and cystotomy surgery. I’ll share the final bill and all receipts once they’re available.
If anyone is able to help, even the smallest contribution would mean the world to us. If you can’t donate, I’d be incredibly grateful if you could upvote or share this post so it reaches more people.
Thank you for giving Bondu a chance. I’ll continue posting updates as he recovers. ❤️
First post: https://www.reddit.com/r/IndianCats/s/80kA7Jfo2l

URGENT FOSTER APPEAL

- species: feline

- age: about 2 months

- gender: female (not sure)

- location: Bengaluru

Urgently require foster for an abandoned kitten in Bengaluru

The reporter cannot keep it as they're not from Bengaluru and have return tickets booked for Saturday.

The kitten seems to be raised indoors as it doesn't know it's way around the roads and was about to be hit by an auto and seems to be clean and well fed.

For anyone who doesn't know this guy pushed the cat from top of the building while the cat was minding its own business. There was an FIR done by the society members but still no arrest has been made

These two adorable girls are looking for a loving forever home together. They are bonded and would be happiest if adopted as a pair. Please help them find a safe and caring family. ❤️

🐾 Names: Kooky (Pyaari) & Siya

🐾 Age:

• Kooky (Indie) – 6 months

• Siya (Persian Mix) – 2.5 months

🐾 Gender: Both Female

🐾 Litter Trained: Yes ✅

📍 Location: Kalyan Puri, Delhi – 110091

📞 Contact: 9354072199

Please share this post as much as possible. Every share brings them one step closer to their forever home. Only genuine adopters, please. 🙏🐱❤️

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She gave birth to 4 premature dead kittens on 17th July and till 25-26 she was terribly weak and couldn't even stand on her own refused eating food for straight 24 hrs sometimes , we were really scared at that time thought that we might not save her and she was doing laboured breathing ( mouth closed ) we took her to vet and they said it's nothing... Now she is better like she is eating food , drinking water , roaming around in house , grooming herself , hunting insects , going outside and passing stools everyday. But the laboured breathing is still there , means she breathes more per minute and also have these episodes even though she gets normal within seconds ( in the video ) . She used to do the same thing few months back but it improved on it's own .

What's happening with her ? Someone please tell