Stray Cats Project & all animals

This page has been created to help Rochelle Wood financially for the animals she helps, as she has been paying all vet bills & food for native & stray animals out of her own savings, of which would be dwindling fast & she does everything voluntarily.
Rochelle is a trained vet nurse & an animal rights activist.
She is a Wildlife Carer / Rescuer at Hunter Wildlife Rescue, NATF Inc & is Co-founder at The stray cats project. She feeds, catches & pays for desexing colonies of stray cats around the Newcastle, Hunter Valley Region as well as pays for any injured or sick animals veterinary needs. She feeds & looks after these animals better than she looks after herself, the needs of animals of every kind are her priority.
Below are a few stories the first story being about a cat she named Pirate.
Pirate is the current cover photo, Just took this lovely boy - who I've named Pirate due to the one eye ATM - to Edgeworth Animal Medical Centre as he is a stray from Hamilton Sth commission flats - and was abandoned a few years ago when the owners moved and left him there. He has a bad case of cat flu, one very sore eye and the smell coming from his mouth is putrid as he needs major dental work. Undesexed and unchipped of course. He is going to do a course of vibravet and eye cream and has had a convenia injection - then will see the vet again in 2 weeks and most probably have a dental and be desexed also. He is so sweet and so so friendly…….
This is about a bird at her door
Wow I must have a sign on my door saying please stop here if you're an animal in need lol - just went down to the servo - got back to find this little one sitting at my front door on one of the perches id collected from the park earlier this week. He doesn't seen injured - just wet and cold - so have brought him in to dry off - he was down far too low - (I almost stood on him till I turned on the front light and realised) and I know there's a few outdoor puddy cats (not mine) around here too….
& A story about a lizard, I just released the blue tongue I've had for a few months into the figtree community gardens where it's chemical free - and domestic animal free. Lots of rocky spots to sunbake and lots of low lying grasses and shrubs for cover. He was attacked by a dog after the 10 yo dog who originally lived in his yard and wasn't concerned by the lizards - died and was replaced with an Australian shepherd puppy who wanted to kill him and bit some of his face off. He's completely healed now and he can find food as I've tested him - and he was ready to go now the whether has warmed up. Normally I'd never relocate a lizard but he wasn't going to last long where he had been for ten years unfortunately. Good luck in your new home mate. I hope you like it there.
There are lots more stories the list is endless, this page will be an ongoing project even if everyone could donate $5 any little bit will help Rochelle help those animals.

Thank You for taking the time to read this story & if you donate thank you again. All the best.