Our problem children

We are still in shock and cannot believe what happened. Pedro returned from his daily exploration and was no longer able to move from the lower half of his spine. A sight we will never forget. Our station is so lonely in nature that we can only speculate about what could have happened. He is of course receiving medical care and has been admitted to hospital.

Pedro is now back home. He can actually move again and walk short distances. He needs help with digestion and of course he is under constant observation with us. We are of course happy about further support, because his treatment was and is incredibly expensive for a small ward like ours. Pedro had a guardian angel and we can't thank him enough.

She rode in the engine compartment of a car for a long time and basically came out of the bottom when the car was stationary and the engine got cold.
She is very small, very underdeveloped and unfortunately also has a prolapsed intestine because she hasn't had anything to drink or eat for a long time.
She needs to go to the veterinary clinic immediately so that she can receive the medical care she urgently needs. It would be great if we could get some financial support for our current intensive care patients. Thanks.

Sternchen came to us with her 3 siblings, all extremely sick and very underweight. Nobody knows where they come from, although 4 white cats are rather unusual in Ireland.

Unfortunately, one of the siblings didn't make it due to the massive neglect. Sternchen's brothers developed well. With a lot of hourly care and complex medical applications. Very little happened with asterisks. She didn't really gain any weight and always lagged far behind her siblings.