Villa Kitty Foundation

Little Umasa the fighter 💪

She was reported to us a few weeks ago and oh boy 😰, her condition was extremely worrying! One of her eyes was badly infected and protruding PLUS she tested positive for the feline parvovirus. We honestly didn’t think she would respond to treatment… but we were so wrong!

Umasa has been in the care of Sunset Vet for weeks and has just recently tested negative for parvovirus and started to perk up 💚. She’s walking around and eating, and will soon be able to get the surgery she needs for her damaged eye.

We’ll continue to pay for her care until she’s able to come to Villa Kitty, but we’d be so grateful for anything you can send our way 👉 https://www.villakitty.com/donate - Thank you 💚

Yes… it’s been another one of those weekends. 💔

In just two days, we received 18 new arrivals, plus another 6 kittens at Sunset Vet Kuta. How are we supposed to cope? We only share a fraction of the animals coming through our doors because it would be impossible to show them all.

Among the newest arrivals are little Urambo, Urmila and Umbi. Their rescuer found them in Kesiman, Denpasar, after local residents had reportedly beaten them. They were terribly sick, frightened, and one had a painful leg injury. The rescuer contacted us immediately and we asked for them to be brought straight to Villa Kitty.

Our vets confirmed that one kitten had a leg injury, and heartbreakingly, all three tested positive for the deadly feline panleukopenia virus. They are now in our isolation hospital receiving intensive treatment and round-the-clock care from our dedicated staff.

The needless suffering has to end.

Please help us continue fighting for kittens like Urambo, Urmila and Umbi 👉 https://www.villakitty.com/donate