A tiny white kitten found shivering alone near a roadside in Gulberg. Kashf received the report at 11pm and went out immediately. Snowflake is now healthy and adopted.
Read StoryEvery cat we rescue has a story. These are some of the lives we have been privileged to change — from the streets of Lahore to loving forever homes.
She was found huddled in a corner of a busy street in Lahore — a young orange cat, barely more than a kitten herself, cradling two newborns against the cold. Someone had reported her through our social media page late at night.
Kashf arrived within the hour. The mother cat was malnourished and exhausted, but she refused to leave her babies. She was rescued along with both kittens and brought to safety immediately.
"She looked up at me with so much trust. I knew in that moment — this is exactly why we do this."
After three weeks of care, the mother was healthy, vaccinated, and spayed. All three were adopted together by a family in DHA, Lahore. They are thriving today.
Each of these cats came to us broken, scared, or sick. Each one left loved.
A tiny white kitten found shivering alone near a roadside in Gulberg. Kashf received the report at 11pm and went out immediately. Snowflake is now healthy and adopted.
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This grey kitten was just three days old when he was found abandoned without his mother. Hand-fed every two hours, he fought hard and survived. He is now a happy, healthy cat.
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This fluffy grey kitten was spotted alone in a park during heavy rain, too young to fend for herself. She was rescued, treated for a respiratory infection, and fully recovered.
Read StoryOne of the most difficult rescues we have ever undertaken — and one of the most rewarding recoveries we have ever witnessed.
Note: The image below shows a cat with visible injuries at the time of rescue. We share it transparently to show the reality of what street cats face — and the importance of rescue work.
Reza was reported to us by a local resident who spotted him injured near a wall in Model Town. He had suffered severe facial injuries — likely from a road accident — and was in critical condition when we arrived.
The first 48 hours were the most uncertain. Our vet partner worked tirelessly to stabilise him. Over the following six weeks, Reza underwent multiple treatments and slowly, steadily, began to heal.
What struck everyone who cared for him was his spirit. Despite everything he had been through, Reza was gentle, trusting, and affectionate throughout his entire recovery.
Today, Reza lives with a loving family in Lahore. He is completely healed, pampered, and deeply loved. His story is one of the reasons we never give up on any cat — no matter how bad the odds.