It’s not all about dogs – we’re also in the business of restoring nine lives wherever possible.
The welfare issues facing Sri Lankan cats are more hidden than with dogs – but they suffer just as much. A female cat can have three litters of four to six kittens on average in a single year, and unwanted kittens are often left on the side of the road at just a few weeks old.
But with the support of cat lovers like you, we can free these animals from the suffering that comes with unwanted litters and give them the love and care they deserve.
Cats on the feeding round
The Catstar spay/neuter programme
In 2023, we opened Sri Lanka's first feline-only veterinary clinic. We spay/neuter hundreds of street and owned cats every month. But that's not all…
Our free Cat Taxi service allows owners to book their pets to be picked up for surgery and dropped back home once they've recovered.
Be a street cat superhero!
From delicious meals to life-saving vaccines, there are lots of ways in which you can help Sri Lanka's street cats live happier, healthier lives.