TRANSPORT SORTED thanks to the lovely Trish and Leesa and her team at Rescue Cat Project Transport needed please Monday 27 November, 2017 morning preferred From Penrith to Bass Hill please For a sick kitten that needs a procedure Thanks in advance

Update on the babies. They have been to the vets who have prescribed eye cream and Vibravet. They need their eyes cleaned and to put on a lot of weight before their surgery can be done to remove their eyes. They are only 4 to 5 weeks and are very underweight for their age. We have a lovely lady looking after them for the time being and very close to our vets. She is doing a wonderful job. Once we are able to move a few kittens in care to other foster carers they will come into care with our lovely vet nurse foster carer Belinda. Thanks ever so much to all the people who have donated towards their care. We are truly grateful.

We have been asked to help these little babies. It looks like their eyes are about to rupture. They need urgent medical care and treatment. They are around 5 weeks of age and were found on the street. We are really full to the brim with so many new arrivals which we haven't had time to post about yet. Some kittens being kicked around by children with their parents looking on and laughing and other kittens who people were threatening to drown. We have worked our butts off this week back and forth to vets, transporting and moving cats around to carers. We have spoken to the Police and the RSPCA about this abuse and they didn't seem to care. We also have a 8 month old kitten come into care last night who is 1.4kg so the size of a 4 month old. We rushed him to our vets and it looks like he has a liver shunt. Will need further testing. It hasn't been a good week. If anyone can help with fostering kittens in care so one of our experienced carers can take these little babies on, donate any food or litter, help with vet bills for these little kittens and help with transport. We have keyrings, picture frames and sleighs to help fundraise. We have ordered more pens just waiting for them to arrive. Please please pm the page If you can help in any way. These babies need us. Thanks so much.

Please share the story of Harley that our lovely friends at Rescue Cat Project wrote about finding our little girl a special home. We are truly grateful for their help. Harlequin aka Harley - a precious little one deserving a quiet forever home ~ Location - Mt Druit, Sydney This adorable little tortie kitten is just 6 months old and is very lucky indeed to have ended up with our friend Sharon from Brighter Future Cat Rescue. Harley is currently in foster care with vet nurse Belinda who has provided her with premium care. Sharon and Belinda noticed that Harley had a deformed chest and was also very tiny. She was certainly fortunate that Sharon took her to the vets for an X-Ray showed there was an abnormality. Thanks to the generosity of Sharon and supporters of their group they were able to fund a visit to SASH (Small Animal Specialist Hospital) and under specialist care by Dr Andrew Marchevsky a CT scan under sedation showed that her sternum is pushing her heart resulting in a heart murmur (Grade 2). The specialists recommended that no surgery be performed but instead to focus on getting this little lady into a very quiet home. Sharon said she's like a little china doll and ideally needs to be in a home with adults rather than young children - mainly because it is important for her not to be picked up the wrong way. She could even be in a home with other friendly cats and dogs although it is imperative that there not be any rough play. There's something special about little fragile cats like Harley and we are sure someone out there will consider it a privilege to provide this little lady a forever home. Harley will be desexed early next week and is microchipped, vaccinated and flea and worm treated. If you are tempted to find out more in view of providing her with a forever home please private message Sharon via Brighter Future Cat Rescue https://www.facebook.com/Brighter-future-cat-rescue-242606842611476/ or email sharonmcnaught@msn.com Good luck beautiful Harlequin ~IttyBittyKitty xx

Callista and her mum Vanilla are looking for forever indoor homes. Her other kittens have already found amazing homes . Olaf went on Tuesday and Icecream and Sundae are leaving tonight for their new home together. Callista was the smallest kitten and Vanilla the mum was quite underweight but looks fantastic now. Thanks so much to their amazing carers a great job as always.

Cilla's babies are now 4 weeks old. The tabby kitten is finding it frustrating being around all the ginger ninjas. All happy and healthy and mum Cilla is doing a great job. They are lucky to have an amazing foster carer.

To help with fundraising for our rescue we have these gorgeous Santa sleighs that comes with a bag of lollies and Christmas photo frames made from cardboard and fabric. Each is made to order and each is unique. Santa Sleighs with lollies - $20 Photo frames - $10 Pens - $5 free postage (awaiting more purple pens) Key chains - $5 free postage Please pm if anyone is interested.

Our online auction finishes tonight at 10pm. Please keep bidding. We have a lot of new incomings today. So many babies in need. Thanks everyone for your amazing generosity and support. We still have the pens if anyone would like to buy some. We are out of purple and have ordered more.

TRANSPORT NOW SORTED - Thanks so much Sam and Pat who is collecting some other babies dumped in a box at a soccer field. What is this world coming to. TRANSPORT NEEDED NEW INCOMINGS Elderslie (near Narellan) to Cranebrook (near Penrith) Own cat carrier needed please Tash and her babies need transport to their rescue and safety Please pm the page if you can help with this. Thanks in advance

These are the little babies we saved from Blacktown Pound 10 days ago who only had a few hours to live. Please meet Ares, Finn and Miles. All smoochy, cuddly and living and loving life to the fullest. Will be looking for pre adoptions in the near future. Belinda you have done a wonderful job of caring for them as always.

We have received some really sad news from our vets. Bindi who was surrendered to our rescue back in April has early stages of kidney disease. Bindi came to us as a 12 week old kitten (first main photo). Bindi was totally frightened and used to shake with fear when she was first surrendered. She is now 10 months old and 2.2kg. She has always been small and a bit odd. The vets could never quite put their finger on it if she was autistic or had a bit of brain damage. She was slow with her milestones and we were advised to hold off on her desexing. We had bloods taken as we didn't want to risk anything happening to Bindi and kidney disease was found. She has a shorter than normal life expectancy and may need medications in the future. Bindi had had a fantastic life so far being with wonderful foster carers, the first being Yianni and his family and then Georgia and her family and I can't thank them enough. Georgia will continue to foster care for Bindi. This is a congenital condition and so unfair for Bindi. Life is so unfair.

Our auction finishes tomorrow at 10pm. Every cent raised goes towards helping the cats and kittens in care. Thanks to everyone who has participated and helped our rescue. We can't do this without you guys. We have been asked to take on some kittens who have been abandoned and left for dead. Please join and keep bidding.