There are 21 kittens currently at the shelter, and 3 in foster care. Five kittens have found new homes here in Kansai, and ARK Tokyo is helping us by arranging foster families there, while looking for permanent homes. If you or someone you know is interested in adopting a kitten, please contact us!
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Here is the third update on the Hirakata City Project. (Click here to see all articles related to this project.)
Yamada-Ike Koen is like many spots in Japan, a place known for cats, and so people decide that is the place to throw them away. Those cats multiply, many die, but numbers continue to build.
As [...]
Here is the first update on the Hirakata City Project. (Click here to see all articles related to this project.)
Last weekend we trapped and spayed/neutered 28 cats in the park, most of them females. We are trapping in the park this Saturday and Sunday as well as some days during Golden Week.
Last Sunday 5 [...]
Here is the first update on the Hirakata City Project. (Click here to see all articles related to this project.)
First, Tiger unfortunately passed away. Here are the last photos we took of him when we took him outside for a short walk and fresh air.
He died suddenly, of issues related to his skull [...]
At Hirakata City (between Osaka and Kyoto), we were asked to check out a park that had a great number of stray cats. On March 24th, we went to Yamada-Ike Koen to evaluate the situation. We found more than 50 cats, roaming around in various stages of health. There were no [...]
