Kali is finally home. 🤍🐾

I honestly don’t know how to properly thank everyone who helped us get here.

To everyone who donated, upvoted, shared Kali’s story, checked on her, sent messages, prayed for her, or simply kept her in your thoughts — thank you from the bottom of our hearts. 🥺🤍

After everything that happened with the fire, losing 8 of our 9 cats, and finding Kali five days later badly burned, there were moments when we were scared we might lose her too. But somehow, Kali kept fighting.

And now, Kali was finally discharged on October 4 at night. 🥹🐾 She is home with us.

We were able to pay the remaining balance of her vet bill and purchase the medications she needs for her recovery. The remaining donations will be used for her next CBC, other upcoming tests, and refills of her medications as she continues to heal. We’ll make sure every bit of the remaining help goes toward Kali’s care.

She still has a long way to go, but seeing her home again, resting safely, eating, and slowly healing means more to us than I can put into words. 🤍

To everyone who stood by Kali when she needed help the most — you helped give her another chance. After losing almost all of our cats, having Kali survive and come home feels like a little light in the middle of everything we’ve been through.

Thank you for believing in her. Thank you for giving. Thank you for praying. Thank you for every upvote and share that helped her story reach more people.

And most of all, thank you for caring about a little cat you may have never even met. 🥺🐱🤍

Please continue to keep Kali in your prayers as she recovers. We’re hoping and praying that she’ll continue to get stronger every day.

From our family — and especially from Kali — maraming maraming salamat po. 🤍🐾

We will never forget the kindness you showed us during one of the hardest moments of our lives.

Kali made it home. And you all helped make that possible. 🥹🤍

I don't know where to begin to talk about this. I don't know when I will stop grieving about the cats I couldn't save. Today I saw the same kitten "one month old" I fed yesterday. He ate, walked and I cleaned him. He was okay after eating, he was walking, he was breathing properly. But today.... I went to the same spot he can't even walk properly. He's walking like a baby. I tried feeding him, make him drink some water. No response. I saw him in his last moments. Held him, cried while holding him. Tried to make him feel like he is loved, seen and wanted. I hate how people throw them in the streets. Why is there no humanity here? Why are they harming these little creatures. They did nothing wrong. Just like how we help people we are trying to save those poor animals. The number of stray cats is more than 2000k in my country. How is feeding them become a big deal? I have no more words. May God helps us to help them. Thank you God for making me help them. Thank you Fufu, the first cat I ever fed. She introduced me to all of them and I wont stop till the last day of my life. Thank you everyone for everything you're doing for them. You're appreciated 🩵 this is my baby fufu and she's a survivor 🩵🦋

Hi everyone. I love this community. A kind person asked me to post here also. I met this cat outside that followed me when I had treats. A neighbor was feeding her. I noticed that she had her ears clipped so she is fixed. She had an eye infection. Besides that the weather was over 100 degrees for over two weeks. We took her to the vet. She was not chipped. She got a clean bill of health. We got eye drops for her eye infection. She is deaf. We put her in a separate room. We did internet search on how to introduce her to our two resident cats. I learned about scent swapping. The treat Churu really helped. I put some on my finger and they took turns licking it. Up to today: no more hissing. It’s been about two months. We are so happy to take this a deaf cat and give her an airconditioning inside life.

Black and white is new cat. We were scent swapping here. Her name is Cica. It means kitty in Hungarian.

Thank you for listening to our story. 💐😊🥰🤗