✈️ Help Bronze Reach Her Forever Home! ✈️

Organised by Clan McCat Scotland

Bronze finally has a forever waiting for her and we need your help to get her there.

Story

Bronze has fought so hard for her second chance at life—now she just needs your help to get there.

This sweet girl was found on the streets of Bahrain in a terrible state, weak from hunger and dehydration, with a painful wound at the side of her mouth—likely from a dog attack. She couldn’t eat or drink, and without rescue, she wouldn’t have survived.

Thanks to kind hearts and veterinary care, Bronze has healed. She’s gained her strength, rediscovered the joy of affection, and is ready for the love and security of a forever home. And that home is waiting for her in the UK.

But before she can start her new life, we need to raise the funds to cover her travel costs. Flying rescued cats to safety is expensive, and every donation helps get her one step closer to where she belongs.

Please donate today and be part of Bronze’s journey to happiness. Every pound makes a difference.

🐾 Together, we make the impossible pawssible🐾

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We are a small Scottish Charity (SC051803), run entirely by volunteers with no employees who dedicate as much time as their jobs and family allow them to help cats in need from all over the world. We believe every cat deserves a loving home, regardless of where they are in the world. We rehome cats to the UK and have a fantastic community where we help wherever the need is greatest. We also support TNR programmes and provide medical care to as many injured, abused, neglected, abandoned or ill cats as we can. We organise fundraisers to provide food to shelters that are really struggling to feed their rescues, to help with the costs of medical care and travel.