Help Me Save abandoned cats!

There’s no limit to the donations I’m collecting I’m going to keep rescuing and creating a safe, cosy room for cats and kittens to stay in until they find their forever homes. 

Hi, my name is Rosie. I’m 21 years old, and recently I came across something that broke my heart — a young mother cat and her four tiny kittens huddled under a garbage bin near some garages in Brent Cross. They were scared, dirty, and clearly struggling. I knew I couldn’t just walk away. Right now, I’ve managed to safely get two of the kittens — one is at my home and the other is with a friend. The mum cat is still outside with the two remaining kittens, who are too nervous to come near me yet. I did manage to get the mum into a crate at one point, but I didn’t want to separate her from her little ones and leave them alone under the bin, so I let her back out. My plan is to keep going back until I can get them all together safely. On my last visit, I also spotted a ginger cat nearby who looks like he’s in need of vet care too, so I’m hoping to help him as well. I already have a full house with four cats and two dogs, but I couldn’t turn my back on these poor animals. I’ve set up a warm, quiet room ready for when I can bring them in, and the kittens I’ve rescued so far are safe, fed, and getting lots of love. They all need full health checks, vaccinations, flea and worm treatments, and eventually neutering/spaying to break the cycle. Even just the initial consultation fees are high, and with so many animals needing care (plus my own pets), it’s a big financial stretch. I’m doing everything I can to give them a better life — one filled with comfort, safety, and love. Whether they end up staying with me or finding loving forever homes, I want them to be healthy and happy. If you’re able to donate even a little, it would mean the world to me — and to them. Every penny will go directly to their veterinary care and essential supplies like food, litter, and bedding. Thank you so much for reading and for caring. With love, Rosie