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Help street cats in Jakarta by making a donation to our TNR program and becoming foster pawrents!

You can all help them. Not only by feeding but also curbing their population with TNR (Trap Neuter/Spay Return). Sterilization makes street cats healthy and gives them a second chance to have a better life on the street.

Everyone who STREETFEEDS and who care about the life of street cats can get involved and contribute by DONATING and providing FOSTER HOMES.

Your contribution will be allocated to pay for their sterilization and hospitalization, as well as treatment of sick cats.

You can also become foster pawrents for cats that are sick, pregnant or kittens.

Your donation can be channelled through bank transfer, or by credit card, monthly or annually, through our website Catrescue.id.

CIMB Niaga Pintu Air Branch Office
Swift Code – BNIAIDJA
Account – 705516204400
Name – Aswini Rosita

You can also send your donation via OVO, GOPAY and DANA at 0811343684. Please send the proof of transfer to info@catrescue.id with notes “TNR Menteng”.

Thank you for your support, contribution and prayers to help street cats that live in downtown Jakarta!

Catrescue.id is a small team of two main volunteers who are managing donation, reports, social media, website and on the ground activities. However, we are lucky that we have a few casual volunteers who sometimes are able to donate their time when we organize TNR. They are one of our most resourceful assets!

While going back and forth releasing cats of TNR Menteng trapped on 2nd August, one of our volunteers met Duku. Duku is a male cat and was one of our TNR targets. At the clinic, he was declared fit for sterilization and was released back to the colony after a couple of days of hospitalization. We can’t do this without the help of our dedicated volunteers.

Ganteng was another newcomer at Tanjung Barat colony. This solid white male cat with odd eyes seems to have a home before strayed into the colony. He went to the clinic, underwent his sterilization procedure, and was given a new name “Snow”. Snow is currently at a foster home, waiting to be taken to his forever home.

Abang was also a newcomer at Tanjung Barat colony. Abang was around 3-4 month old and having a cold. A kitten his age is not supposed to be left roaming the street without his mother. He was also malnourished with a little bit of scabies. He was lucky to find a foster home. After an initial check-up, he was taken to his foster mom to regain his health, then getting his vaccination and sterilization. He is now waiting for his lucky day, meeting his furever pawrents!

Just like Abang, Lola and her kitten, Lala, was another newcomer at Tanjung Barat colony. According to our volunteer, Lola had 3 kittens, but upon further observation, there were only Lola and Lala spotted. While Lola has received her sterilization procedure (reff. CRID August report), Lala is yet of age for the procedure. Both Lola and Lala has been adopted and living happily at their furever home. Thanks to their adopter Lola and Lala were able to get the proper medication as they were found having cold and blood parasites after their getting checked-up during the adoption procedure.

We are thankful for all the support and we will do our best to help street cats in our colonies to have a second chance of living healthy and happy.

How to Help Street Cats in Downtown Jakarta?

TNR Program, October 2020