We were delighted to receive pictures from Paroscat, a local animal welfare organisation we support, of a ginger female cat who has been impossible to catch for 3 years. After becoming increasingly friendly at the Logaras feeding station where she is fed daily, this week she was finally caught!
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She has continuously given birth to kittens who were blind or became blind with eye infections resulting in tragedies – they were run over by cars or died from illness as they were impossible to catch. From her last litter this summer, Paroscat rescued 1 almost blind kitten which they treated and found a home for in Germany, another female tortie was rescued by PAWS – Paros Animal Welfare Society, and tragically, another totally blind kitten was ran over and passed away.
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Now this mother has finally been caught and neutered, and can be returned to her feeding area where she will be monitored and cared for. No more kittens for you!