Helping children by helping animals

Are you passionate about animals and more so about (Wild) Cats?

Are you interested in long-term commitment and investment to support projects dedicated to (Wild) cats and other animals? Are you having doubts whether you should invest in animals or (also) in people/kids? Or better: a combination of the two? Are you scared if the charity cause is reliable and are looking for a 100% safe way to invest? Do you have min. 2000+ euro per month to invest, long-term? If YES to all of these questions – you are the investor we are looking for!

Write to info@wildcatsmagazine.nl (Babette de Jonge, founder/owner/Exec Director Wild Cats World/Wild Cats Magazine) with your possibilities, questions and for more info. Only genuine requests will be taken into consideration and will get a reply.

Spread the word if you know people who might be interested to help us out to do more and even better for the wild cats and by doing so support more people/children.

CATechisms

A new book, maybe of interest to our followers, writes the author John Delaney.

The glories of loving an adopted senior Himalayan cat in stage 3 of renal failure.

Use the QR code on the flyer or this direct link for more information, blurbs, etc.

Happy Birthday Bridget (10 April 2025)

Happy 20th Birthday to Bridget.

She is a lovely, gentle-natured Sacred Birman Cat who arrived in 2006 (aged 1 year old).
@ Wild Cats Cattery & home.

Though 20 is a good age, we hope so much this lady will stick around a bit longer with her son Solo (17 this year).

Run Free, R.i.P dear angel, Queeny

With deep regret we announce the passing of our proud and beloved Sacred Birman cat, Queeny. 27-06-2002/14-03-2025. She will be deeply missed after having been a respected member of the family for such a long time. She for sure is an example for all the animals in our care, age-wise.

A strong-willed but very sweet and gentle cat, a born survivor. We nearly lost her to a critical pancreas infection in 2017,and she was a “stray” 5 days leaving us with great worry in 2019.


Even at the end of her life, when it was really time for her to go, she displayed so much strength and love to us and her many cats & dog friends of which Bridget, who will turn 20 in April too.

To honour Queeny and celebrate her long and happy life, herewith a few photos displaying her grace and beauty at an earlier stage of life (2007).

R.i.p our dearest. We know your spirit we will stay around until we meet again.

Conservation of species or not?

That’s the question regarding some species with a lack of genetic diversity. With too few animals and too small a habitat left
(inbreeding!). For the Dutch magazine “Kattenmanieren” an article about this topic.

We hope to have the translation on the websites soon too.