Calling UK Adopters

Our Christmas wish is simple: that every abandoned and abused cat finds a loving home. In the New Year, five of our rescued cats will travel to the UK for adoption, thanks to the incredible generosity of friends and fellow cat lovers who are helping with transport and costs.
Sadly, many genuine adopters couldn’t proceed this year due to financial constraints, and we couldn’t help everyone. Now is your chance to do something truly special by offering a home to one of these wonderful cats.

Meet our rescues:

Felix – A true gentleman: cuddly, affectionate, great with other cats, but equally content on his own.

Vicky & Gabby (sisters) – Bottle-fed and very human-oriented. Fearless, affectionate, and quick to jump into your arms for cuddles.

Vicky is especially cuddly and playful, and a connoisseur of daytime TV, preferring wildlife programmes and Formula One.

Gabby loves burrowing under bedding, “helping” make the bed, and climbing into shopping bags.

Wendy – Playful and mischievous, fascinated by ceiling reflections and any food that rolls. Gets on well with other cats.

Indie – Our longest-waiting kitten. A beautiful, affectionate young lady with a mischievous streak. She enjoys supervising her humans dental hygiene, snuggles up to purr, but also values her own space.

Please come forward and help give these gorgeous cats the loving homes they deserve. ❤️

The only cost to adopters is collecting them and loving them.

Vlad

This is a tale of a kitten left to starve to death, unable to eat due to hideous jaw abnormalities, a hole in the roof of his mouth & permanent sinus infections.

  • Vlad on arrival
  • Vlad’s fistula
  • on piano

All those involved have never wavered in trying to save this darling boy: a volunteer caught him, three vets & a vet nurse treated him, volunteers took him back & forth to the vets, we have all nursed him for over a year, 10 surgical procedures & endless medications, this boy poor has never bit or hurt any of us.

Now the only option left to try is a final operation to close the fistula by a specialist ENT surgeon at the Animal Hospital Thessaloniki University. We are so lucky to have the lovely Sonya escorting him to Thessaloniki then going back to collect him after the surgery, he is a much-loved shared child!

We need to pay for 4 flights, a pet hotel the night before surgery, the operation & aftercare not much change from €1,400 !

Please help Vlad by donating anything you can the thought he will endure constant pain & infection to eventually die from sepsis or meningitis is unbearable……

A huge thank you to Alison, John and the quiz participants at The Library in Likotinara. It raised €165 which we didn’t expect, we shall put it towards Vlad, he sends purrs to you all.

24th November 2025

Unable to thank those of you enough who donated towards Vlads surgery in Thessaloniki. For those asking he has survived the long and complicated operation today and is doing well.

  • on the way
  • 28,000 feet
  • his first hotel

He has had a bovine bone transplant and two flaps attached to the hole, they are giving him infusions of his own cells to avoid rejection and he has a feeding tube for a few days.

This young man has captured all our hearts if this fails it won’t be for lack of trying. Huge thanks to Eleni Maroulaki for arranging this and especially Sonya who took him across yesterday and was kept awake all night by him!

Summer Kittens! Disabled Cats!

All needing months of treatment that’s our intake of felines in need now!

We need food, medicines, fosters & adopters were getting desperate for funds the bank is empty, we owe vets and the deluge of calls for help keep mounting. Many if not most of the cats we help are feral or village cats after treatment and neutering they go back to their colonies or a safe place, those you don’t see.

  • Frankie
  • Jesse
  • Jessie (left) & Woody (right)

FRANKIE: Very sad tale a happy taverna cat until someone or something struck his head causing brain damage, blindness & loss of his eye. Many people helped to rescue him, two operations later his wounds have healed but his fear & trauma lingers. He has been with us a few months for nursing, rehabilitation & rehoming.

A quiet, gentle cat he is fully healed but needs a foster here who will keep him safe & give him lots of hugs until he is adopted. If he is not adopted, we need to fund his travel to the Uk to a rescue that specialises in blind cats, please anyone can you help!

KITTENS JESSIE & WOODY: The cutest, tabby boys ever!

10 weeks of age first came Woody rescued off the streets by our vet & her nurse, he was lonely kittens on their own never do well. A colleague Lida going under with kittens, so we took Jessie to help her giving Woody a brother.

What to say about them just adorable, clean, healthy the perfect kittens to adopt!

We are tired & stretched to the limit social media is a blessing & a curse! We do not have the time or energy to keep posting so when we do you can be sure it’s getting desperate….

I’m raising £1000 to Raise funds for the Amazing work of Amber’s Hope & Cat’s Pyjamas, Crete

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Organised by Charlotte M

Prologue

This is the story of two little kittens; not just any kittens; Antigone and Calliope. Two little Cretan street cats who I found while I was on Holiday to Crete in October 2024; only a few weeks old.

While Antigone may be named after a Greek heroine who suffered a tragic fate; the Greek gods blessed me fortuitously with the incredible work of Cat’s Pyjama’s and Amber’s Hope aswell as a wonderful lady named Nicola and these kittens were saved from unthinkable consequences; and all thanks to them; these kittens are happy, thriving; and saved from the tragic fate many kittens born in Crete face.

Here’s what unfolded.

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Frankie

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Hey everyone!
Meet Frankie (formally Batman) he used to live a happy life down on the beach here in Crete. He is so friendly and would often come and beg for food next to my dog!
He was one of the cats I took in to be castrated back in Nov 2023 as a 6month old kitten so we know his rough age.

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