Itty Bitty Hissy Kitties

24/09/2026

I am NOT fat!!!

06/09/2026

01/08/2026

Update 7 August - Adopted ❤️
Lovely Lily needs a new home. She is being beaten up by the other cats and really doesn’t deserve it. Can you rehome her?

She is very sweet, calm but shy and would really enjoy a home on her own with no other pets. She currently lives in Bowning.

Lily is maybe 2 years old, desexed and her microchip number is 991003003314553.

Please get in touch if you would like to meet her

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01/08/2026

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19/07/2026

It's been way too long since I posted some of my fosters. 🥰
Asten is a shy, smoochy girl. She'll cuddle, purr and smooch weekend mornings in bed; however, she doesn't enjoy being picked up. She'll strut and gently swat for treats and wait patiently at your feet for a piece of meat when you're cooking in the evening. A soft meow she has proudly developed to get your attention when she's wanting to get your attention.

19/07/2026

For a good cause.
Little Life The Little Life Sanctuary desperately needs their solar system upgraded. Donations, ideas, anything.......TIA

https://www.mycause.com.au/page/388047/new-solar-system-for-little-life-sanctuary?fbclid=IwY2xjawTJCE9leHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETFxeWw3N3pEMU9mU0x3RDdjc3J0YwZhcHBfaWQQMjIyMDM5MTc4ODIwMDg5MgABHqnr7wLsQYO8Xg1LTzYRV7c3ggOrjLTHXGKuOAXhzeDu4piczpRPrmow0n56_aem_TnMo7t4H2ZSwtM2hawBI4g

Hi, my name is Leigh and I am a supporter of Little Life Sanctuary. For the past few months I have been delivering donations from the Canberra region to Martin and all the beautiful cats he cares for.

05/07/2026

Did you know the only evidence-based cat management strategy that actually works in reducing the number of unowned cats is community cat desexing programs? Community cat desexing programs are commonly known as trap-neuter-return, or TNR.

CSCA are a no kill rescue and advocates of this strategy. Prior to the implementation of the ACT Cat Plan, less than 10% of our intakes were returned to their home location. Some people think this is cruel,but let us introduce you to beautiful Missy.

We first met Missy in January 2024 when a business owner in an industrial estate of Canberra contacted us. He found a cat in his yard with a litter of kittens. This family were trapped but Missy absolutely hated us! Her babies were placed into foster care and Missy was returned to her home.

When we return a cat to their home, we only do so if there is someone willing to continue to care for the cat/s by feeding daily and reporting any illness or injury. If the cat is injured or ill, we provide lifetime veterinarian care to the cat.

Missy's carer contacted us yesterday as she was not weight bearing on her foot. So she came back into our care and headed off to the for treatment.

But look at Missy now! From a scared little girl at the beginning of 2024, she is now confident and settled, allowing her carer to cuddle her.

Would she be happy indoors? Possibly. But why unsettle this gorgeous girl when she is thriving in her home location and gets everything she needs. She has an indoor space to shelter at night, food twice a day, and interacts with humans when she wants too.

The good news is Missy only has an infected toe which was diagnosed after sedation and xrays. She is now resting at her home with antibiotics and pain relief.

And the best part of this story is, Missy was given the chance to live her life in comfort, not killed for being unowned. But she is not continuing to have litters of kittens, adding to the population of unowned cats.

If only we could continue to undertake evidence-based cat management in the ACT without breaking the law we would have so many more stories like Missy's to share.

12/06/2026

Want to keep more money between your paws this end of financial year? We have the secret. 🤐

In Australia, charitable donations of $2 or more made before midnight on 30 June to eligible charities can be claimed as a tax deduction.

Make a difference to your pocket and Canberra’s street muffins this end of financial year.

29/05/2026

🚨Cc was LOST on March 21, 2026 in Chapman, ACT 2611 near Perry Drive, Chapman Primary School.
Please spread the word for this lost cat by sharing this post.

💬 Owner's Message: "My beloved CC went missing in Chapman at around 6pm on Saturday 21 March 2026. He hates being confined, and even with his indoor/outdoor freedom he's never been away from me for more than an hour or so, and 'checks in' constantly. He always sleeps on my bed at night. I have no doubt he would come if he could. CC is a character and is not the cat for everyone, but he's a good boy who makes me laugh every day with his quirks and ambushes. I miss him terribly and fear for him. If you see him or have him, or think you know where he is, PLEASE take him to the RSPCA or a vet, post on this site, email me or contact me on 0419 347 930. He needs to be here at . Please help him come . Thank you."

🐾 Description: "Shades of grey with faint darker stripes; white chin, chest and paws with white on his back legs and under his tummy. Green eyes. His 'undercoat' is white/pale grey."

🔗 For more info or to contact Cc's owner, click here: https://www.pawboost.com/p/72721447

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