Miss Viki and Her Foster Friends

01/01/2026

12/30/2025

It’s Rachel, getting adorable ISO snuggles!!! 🐾🥰

She may need a transfusion of type B blood, which means... we need your help!

If you’ve adopted one of our type B kitties (many Bramble kittens are type B!) and would consider donating, please post in our adopters’ group, send us an email - meow at tinykittens dot com - or message one of us. We’ll be delighted to provide more info!

Other than a very low platelet count, Rachel had a pretty encouraging day today! Her white blood cells have rebounded, she decided she was done with her ng tube, she’s eating well, and is brighter. She even gained a tiny amount of weight!

Her critically low platelet count puts her at risk of bleeding, which is why we’re hoping to get some B kitties lined up in case she urgently needs type B blood.

The hope is that she just needs a bit more time before her platelets can start to rebound, but we will see!

Fall in love with her brother Tross on our livestream: TinyKittens.com/live

Huge thanks to Boundary Bay Veterinary Specialty Hospital's multi-talented Dr. Jagodich and team for taking the time to get photos for us! They aren’t able to take their phones into the ISO room, so we really appreciate the extra team effort to get us some pics without compromising strict ISO protocols. 🙏❤️

Huge thanks also to our , for seeing Rachel’s value, and making it possible to give her a chance. We’re so grateful. 💝

12/24/2025

10/17/2025

Sidra, The Happy Forest Queen of Stink Eye 🌈

Yesterday was tough. We said goodbye to one of our beloved Happy Forest regulars, who so many knew and loved, Queen Sidra.

Sidra was originally trapped in the winter of 2020 for her spay surgery where she made her impact on the TinyVillage through our livestream with her ICONIC stink eye and adorable love of the cheese toy. Then a few months after being released from her spay stay, she was re-trapped for a dental surgery, where she marked snuggler Brooke’s very first live feral intake.

Over the next 5 years, Sidra ruled the forest and greeted the feral feeders almost every day with her loving stink eye. She enjoyed catnip parties every Friday with Kimsies, and even though she was never tempted towards the indoor life, she loved her forest friends and lived her best life on her own terms.

In June 2025, the vigilant feral feeders noticed she seemed to be straining to urinate. After a couple months of antibiotics, we finally seemed to beat her urinary infection and released her back to her Happy Forest. Unfortunately, a month later the feeders noticed the straining had started again.

On September 28th, 2025, she was re-trapped and scheduled for an ultrasound to figure out what was going on that we were missing. On October 16th, Sidra went for her ultrasound, where they sadly discovered she had a rare inoperable tumour wrapped around her aorta.

After discussing with her medical team, it was clear that palliative care was not an option for her quality of life, and we helped sweet Sidra across the Rainbow Bridge with dignity, comfort, and freedom from pain after a life well-lived.

Thanks to you all, Sidra not only got to experience love from her colony family and wonderful feral feeders, but also from so many in her global community as well. We want to make sure every cat gets the chance to feel that kind of love.

If you would like to help cats like Sidra get a chance to experience the love, comfort, and joy they deserve, please support TNR efforts in your own neighborhoods. Help others understand that underneath their tough, fierce feral expressions, they have so much love to give in their own ways and are worthy of compassion. Become advocates for spaying, neutering, and most of all... compassion.

Sidra’s life mattered.