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22/10/2026

🧡🐾 WELLNESS WEDNESDAY: WHEN DOES A COMMUNITY CAT NEED HELP? 🐾🖤

Community cats are resilient, but even our street-smart little friends can become sick or injured. Because they often hide signs of pain, knowing what to look for can make a world of difference! 🐱

🔎 Keep an eye out for:
🧡 Not eating, sudden weight loss, or unusual thirst.
🖤 Hiding more than usual, extreme tiredness, or sudden behaviour changes.
🧡 Limping, wounds, swelling, or signs of pain.
🖤 Runny eyes or nose, squinting, or cloudy eyes.
🧡 Persistent coughing, sneezing, or difficulty breathing.
🖤 Bald patches, sores, scabs, or a neglected coat.
🧡 Straining to urinate or defecate or blood in urine or stool.
🖤 Unusual lumps, bumps, or swelling.

🚨 PLEASE DON'T IGNORE THE WARNING SIGNS!

If you notice any of these symptoms, contact a local animal rescue or veterinarian for advice. Difficulty breathing, heavy bleeding, collapse, or straining to urinate with little or no urine needs urgent veterinary attention.

Even if you can't rescue every cat yourself, reporting a concern can help get a cat the care it needs. ❤️

🐾 Healthy cats make stronger, happier communities.

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🐾🧡 TRIVIA TUESDAY: THAT LITTLE EAR TIP TELLS A BIG STORY!🧡🐾

Have you ever seen a cat with a little piece missing from the tip of their ear and wondered what happened? 👀🐱

It doesn't mean they've been injured.

An ear tip is a recognised sign that a community cat has already been through TNR — Trap, Neuter, Return. 🐾

The cat is humanely trapped, sterilised, and then returned to their colony. The small, clean ear tip allows rescuers and members of the community to quickly recognise that the cat has already been sterilised.

And that little tip can make a BIG difference. ❤️

✨ It helps prevent unnecessary re-trapping.
✨ It saves the cat from undergoing another stressful procedure.
✨ It helps rescuers identify which cats still need sterilisation.
✨ It allows limited rescue resources to be focused where they're needed most.

So the next time you spot a little ear tip, remember:

It's not a sign of injury.
It's a sign that someone cared enough to give that cat a second chance.🧡🐾

👀 Look closer. Learn more. Help more cats.

If you learned something new today, share this post! So someone else can learn what that little ear tip really means. 🐾