Lucky Roko

Lucky Roko

Lucky Roko found a forever home in Germany. Before that, Roko was a young street cat living in Vis town. He was very friendly, but a bit shy at first. He lived inside and outside, and was a great hunter. One day his caretaker gave him a toy mouse to play with, and the...
Lucky Fuks

Lucky Fuks

Lucky Fuks found a forever home in Germany! Here’s his story. We answered a call one night about a cat found in the middle of the road, hit by a car. He had severe head trauma and a badly broken jaw. His jaw was surgically repaired, and he also had several teeth...
Lucky Sivko

Lucky Sivko

Lucky Sivko found a forever home on Vis! Here’s his story. Sivko came to us with a badly broken foot – all the toes were broken and the bones exposed. It took almost two months for the skin to be completely repaired, and during this time he had to stay at the...
Adopting in place

Adopting in place

Street cats depend on humans for food, either through direct feeding or by scavenging for scraps we throw away. They also need drinking water and shelter, which is sometimes hard to find. We encourage people to adopt in place, which means becoming a caretaker for a...
Dumping

Dumping

People abandon cats for various reasons. Some want to rid their neighborhood of the consequences of unchecked breeding when the population gets out of control, some decide they don’t want a female cat around (pregnant or not), and some people cruelly separate...
Castration

Castration

Intact (non-neutered) male cats display several behaviors that can cause problems for humans as well as for other cats. Yowling, marking territory with pungent-smelling urine and fighting with other cats are common nuisances. Fighting can lead to serious wounds in...
Finding kittens

Finding kittens

You’re out walking and you hear high, squeaky meows – sounds like kittens in distress! What should you do? Nothing, just yet: the mother is probably nearby. She might be moving all of her kittens one by one to a safer place, or out hunting for food. Mom is the best...
Population control

Population control

Cats are prolific breeders, so if left unchecked, a cat population will quickly grow. The only humane way to prevent uncontrolled breeding is through TNR, which stands for Trap, Neuter, Return. Read about the vacuum effect here. We practice TNR on Vis. A vet comes to...
Dangers for street cats

Dangers for street cats

Street cats face many dangers, mostly from humans. Road accidents and intentional harm (drowning, dumping, poisoning, shooting cats with air rifles…) take the lives of many cats and kittens each year. Fighting with other cats for mates and resources can lead to...

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