Little Shiva . - Street Cats of Vis

Adopt Bagheera

Bagheera, known affectionately as Baghi, is a street cat we’ve been caring for since he was a kitten. We first met him in June of 2018, when he showed up in the street, meowing very loudly. His front left paw had been badly wounded: we cleaned it as best we...

Lucky Ginnji

Ginnji was one of the oldest cats at the Vis open-air rubbish dump known as Wellington. It’s a notorious dumping site, with cats being abandoned there regularly. We’ve been monitoring the colony since early 2020, providing food, water, shelter, and of...

Adopt Šime

Šime (the Dalmatian equivalent of Simon) was abandoned at the end of tourist season. We don’t know anything about his past, but he’s completely dependant on people and we doubt he would do well on his own. He’s calm and initially reserved, but once...

Adopt Gabbi

Gabbi was abandoned in the trash at the Vis open-air dump. On the very first day we saw her, we noticed how friendly she was and took her out of there immediately. This is why monitoring colonies is useful: you can spot the newcomers. After a short period in...

Adopt Prin

Prin was born and raised on a very busy road where his mother and one of his siblings lost their lives, hit by cars. Prin’s fate was different: he was savagely attacked (by a dog, we think) and his tail was bitten so badly that it had to be amputated. He...

Adopt Fireball and Mini

Fireball and Mini have spent their whole lives on our land since we brought them up there as kittens. They’re used to having a vast, unlimited territory, far from roads and the dangers of traffic. They’ve adapted well to life indoors as we foster them and...

Adopt Tux

Tux is one of Sister Mimi’s last five kittens. We called this litter the panda crew because three of them looked like panda cubs at birth, with big spots covering their tiny ears. Unfortunately, only two of the five survived to adulthood. Tux lives on our land...

Adopt Smokki

Smokki was rescued from the Vis town dump along with her sister Sooti. We’re familiar with the Wellington colony, so when we saw some fresh new kittens with no mum in sight, we assumed they’d been dumped. We took them to our land, where they’ve been...

Adopt Sailor

Sailor showed up from the bushes on our land and has become a quiet but regular member of the colony. She’s a shy loner, but never aggressive towards other cats. We think she could become cuddly over time, once you earn her trust, and hope she finds the loving...