The pretty girl you see on the photos, is Phoebe. A few weeks ago she was brought in at our sanctuary.
They found her all alone in the bush, near a lodge. There’s not many cats around this place in the bush, apart from a few African wildcats that have been sighted. As for her looks she is expected to be their offspring.
When she was brought to us she suffered from a serious blockage. We brought her to the vet who treated her twice. After that, and with the help of a special diet to prevent more future problems, she recovered completely.
Phoebe turned out to be a very pretty and feisty girl.
Wild cats World is a non-profit organisation relying on the generosity of the (wild) cat enthusiasts. By sponsoring/Adopting a cat you will be a great support in the monthly expenses to give this particular cat (at our sanctuary in South Africa) the best life possible.
To sponsor a species is also possible. If you want to make a donation knowing every penny is going to the cats: this is your chance!!!
For each sponsoring/adoption:
Mention on website/big sponsors on enclosure
Member of the closed WCW pages on facebook Friends of/WCW leopards
Wild Cats World and founder/owner Babette de Jonge has been moving heaven and earth for 11 years, to do what’s best in her power for CATS. Wild Cats, big and small, but also feral cats and domestic cats who need help.
The group of feral Cats on this picture , and many other homeless cats, benefit from her and WIld Cats World: daily care, love, food and water. Some we had sterillised, castrated and vaccinated as well. Showing the ultimate love and dedication to these animals and new ones who need to be rescued, a property was bought and a new sanctuary is started. African wildcats, black-footed cats, caracals, cheetahs, leopards, servals, domestic cats, feral cats, but also an Anatolian Shepherd dog in need of a new owner and lots of rabbits, chickens, quails have a forever safe home at the new WIld Cats World Sanctuary.
Leaving the current place, we still want to take full responsibility as for all feral cats that need our help so badly. We cannot leave them behind to die. With us They would continue to have the daily care and love, but a huge camp needs to be constructed for them. Our funds are zero now due to Covid-19 and all done so far to provide the wild Cats, big and small, with a perfect forever home and continuous care. Don’t be mistaken millions of Rands go into this “charity project”.
So, that’s why we just want to appeal to the generosity of the cat Friends… Funds needed is 6000 euro to home approx. 20 cats Suggestion/option as to co-sponsor this WCW feral cat project:
1000 euro: name 5 Cats for which you get a photo, mention on Facebook, website and enclosure.
2000 euro: name 10 Cats for which you get a photo, mention on Facebook, website and enclosure.
3000 – 6000 euro: name 20 Cats and maybe we can rescue more . Mention on Social media, website and enclosure. Free visit to see all Cats.
smaller donation: when not enough Funds to build the enclosure, every single penny will be used to buy food for the cats.
All sponsors get the monthly newsletter and is welcome at the closed WCW FB pages.
Please Friends……we cannot leave these Cats without food, water and care.
Paypal – info@wildcatsmagazine.nl
South Africa: First National Bank Wild Cats World Sanctuary Acc.no: 62865321592 Branch code: 260216 Ref: feral cats project
Europe: Stichting Wild Cats World ABN AMRO Bank IBAN NL22ABNA0517247135 BIC code of the bank is ABNANL2A Ref: feral cats project
Wild Cats World volunteer Sasan Amir from Germany made this incredible video as first impression of his visit to us and our cats, and to South Africa. Starring a.o. Wild Cats World cheetahs and leopards……are you already inspired to come over? Just enjoy this amazing video.
13-02-2021: Another four leopards were taken on a long one way trip to their forever home at the new WCW sanctuary. The team made sure they were well prepared for the long trip of at least 13 hours. Three farmcats went along and some materials. The planning was to also transport servals on this trip but sadly the export permit on the Eastern Cape side did take too long.
We still have many more relocations to go. WCW is making dreams come true!!!!
The African wildcats who were relocated two weeks ago took their first steps in their new outside area, and they love it!!
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