Cat colony
Hi all. My name is Stacey, I am 18 years old. Currently not working due weather circumstances. I have been supporting a cat colony for about a year and a half now. I am currently using my savings which I do not mind to buy cat essentials, medication, food etc but am running out. A while ago I was getting lots of donations from amazing people from neighbourly, fb and I started to support them by myself with the money I was making from working for a few months but Because I will not be working for a while I am running out of ideas and with financial help, Mum and nana have been helping me out also which I appreciate so much. This is a big ask for me but will anyone be willing to help me out with Cat food, wet food, dry food would be a bonus. I may be able to pick up locally in papamoa or you are welcome to drop it off and also see the cats yourself and have an understanding of what I do for them. I also have a few posters around. All the cats have been desexed and health checked. I also worm and flea them myself as it is hard getting a cat to the vet one by one. I am trying my best to keep these cats healthy, clean and warm as possible. I have a set up with beds in my garage so they are warm at night and during the day! Thank you all so so much for the donations I've had in the past and to show people what I do and how I look after these cats. ❤️ Not to sound so fussy but dry food (biscuits) would be a bonus. We have quite a bit of wet food ❤️ Thank you all again
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