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#GiveABitCan | Let’s Save Singapore’s Homeless Cats from Hunger – Luni Singapore

Campaign owner Luni Singapore Limited

Dear #supercatheros! Imagine walking down the streets of Singapore and seeing numerous cats wandering around aimlessly, searching for food and shelter. These cats are the forgotten ones, left to fend...

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Dear #supercatheros!

Imagine walking down the streets of Singapore and seeing numerous cats wandering around aimlessly, searching for food and shelter. These cats are the forgotten ones, left to fend for themselves in a world that is not always kind to them. However, there is hope for these cats, and that hope comes in the form of LUNI Singapore.

 

About Our Community Cat Feeders

Our community cat feeders are the backbone of LUNI Singapore. They come from low-income families and face many struggles, but they remain steadfast in their commitment to care for the community cats in Singapore. We help these trusted feeders to TNR (trap-neuter-return) the cats, take in small kittens and injured or sick stray cats, and ensure that the adult cats are fed responsibly without attracting rodents or leaving trash behind. Our partnership with these feeders is essential to maintaining the health and well-being of the homeless cat population.

Here is a video about one of our dedicated feeders – Mdm Lim. It showcases the tireless efforts and the love that they have for the cats they care for. Please take a moment to watch the video and witness the compassion and dedication of these wonderful individuals.

 

 

You’ll be amazed to see how these cat feeders work tirelessly to care for the community cats and provide them with food, shelter, and love.

Meet Cik Zie – a dedicated community cat feeder.

Cik Zie and her husband have been feeding their neighbourhood cats every evening for more than 16 years. The Give Collective team followed them on one of their feeding routines to see what it’s like!

Cik Zie shared how tiring it can get and how expensive it can be to keep up with the food costs. And this is where organisations like LUNI Singapore come in to help give support to Cik Zie and many other cat feeders.

From providing cat food to absorbing vet bills, many cat feeders like Cik Zie would not be able to continue caring for vulnerable stray cats without your kind support and donations.

Here’s her story:

Join Our Efforts to Provide Sustenance and Care for Community Cats

There is an estimate of 50.000 homeless cats in Singapore and because of you we are already able feed 800 of them every single night!
Every month, we support over 20 feeders across Singapore, and they feed over 800 community cats all over the country!
It takes only SGD20 to feed a cat for a month, less than SGD1 a day! Your recurring donation of SGD20 can help us feed these cats and ensure that they do not go hungry.

Think about the impact your donation can have on the lives of these cats. With just SGD25, you can provide a month’s worth of food for a single cat, ensuring that it has enough to eat and does not go hungry. For less than a dollar a day, you can make a real difference in the life of one of these forgotten cats.

 

 

But imagine what your donation could do if you gave a little more. A donation of SGD50 can feed up to 2 cats for a month, while SGD100 can feed 4 cats. A larger donation of SGD250 can feed up to 10 cats, and a donation of SGD500 can feed up to 20 cats for an entire month!

Our Love for cats goes beyond boundaries, and it is the selfless dedication of our community cat feeders that brings us closer to these furry little creatures. Together, we make their lives better.

With every day that dawns, they need nourishment, care, and a chance to thrive. That’s where LUNI Singapore comes in. We work alongside feeders to ensure no feline goes hungry or feels alone.

 

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Join us in making a difference for Singapore’s community cats. Your generous donation to LUNI Singapore, every little bit counts, will provide food, medical care, and resources to the feeders who dedicate their lives to these precious creatures.

 

Thank you for your time reading about our community cat feeders.

We sincerely hope you will donate to support them or consider making a recurring donation so the community cats can get continued support every month. 🙏

Campaign Donors

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FAQ

LUNI Singapore is a community initiative supporting community cats and the people who care for them. Its work focuses on community cat feeding and helping sustain the efforts of caregivers who regularly look after these cats.

LUNI Singapore supports community cat feeding efforts by helping raise awareness, resources and support for community cats and their caregivers.

Cik Zie is a community cat feeder who regularly feeds and cares for community cats. She has her own standalone fundraising campaign on The Give Collective to support the cats under her care.

Cik Zie is connected to LUNI Singapore through their shared focus on community cat feeding and supporting community cat caregivers. Her standalone campaign is separate from the LUNI Singapore campaign.

Donations to this campaign support LUNI Singapore’s community cat feeding efforts and the needs associated with providing regular food and care for community cats.

No. Donations made to the LUNI Singapore campaign are for the purpose stated on this campaign page. Cik Zie has a separate standalone campaign specifically for supporting the cats under her care.

Yes, if the monthly or recurring donation option is available on the campaign page, you can choose to provide ongoing support through a recurring donation.

You can donate, share the campaign with others, and help raise awareness about community cats and the people who care for them.