Tanya Ellett

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Life for Javea's street cats can be challenging and without controlling the population it rapidly grows. (One female cat can give birth every four months to four kittens!) As a legal, official non-profit organisation we use the humane method of trap, neuter and return to try to prevent so many kittens being born on the streets. More than 6000 cats have been sterilised to date. We also help feral/street cats in distress, ill or injured and have a team of volunteers who feed our many colonies.

Sanju Sanctuary is a kitten rescue that nurtures, hand-rears, and homes abandoned kittens. Run by an amazing couple, and surviving on donations and grit, Sanju is an important link in managing the feral cat population in Jávea. This Teaming Group is focused on medical care for rescued kittens. This includes vaccinations, medications, medical procedures, and helping other local organisations with trapping, neutering & colony control .

The three of us initially started Caring for Cats approximately seven years ago, thankfully we do now have a little help. We care for colonies of feral cats 365 days a year, in and around Parcent, Alcalali & Jalon, in the Jalon Valley, Spain. Our aim is to continue to care for as many feral/street cats as we can. We TNRM (trap, neuter, return, monitor) the cats, provide food, water and veterinary care when needed. Your help is invaluable. Please donate if you can. Every € counts. Thankyou.