Loving the cats in our lives and neighbourhoods

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About Love Kuching Project

Love Kuching Project is a community-based cat rescue group located in Singapore that focuses on loving the cats in our lives and neighbourhoods.

Established in 2009, Love Kuching Project aims to help the cat welfare community by promoting cats as companion animals through its outreach programmes, and rehabilitating sick and injured community cats through providing intensive foster care at our shelter in Joo Chiat.

Our shelter also houses to young orphaned kittens that are waiting for their forever homes.

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Fast facts

Love Kuching Project is run by

8

teams of volunteers, each in charge of different tasks

We are run by

30+

active volunteers

An average of

10-15

cases for help are logged per month

The cattery rescues and assists with an average of

20-25

cats per year

Love Kuching Project works with more than

5

voluntary welfare organisations (VWOs) for cat therapy

Our first cat therapy session began in

2013

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Media coverage about us

Feline friends run ‘nursing home’ for stray cats
(via straitstimes.com)

While pet cats often have their owners to take them to the vet and nurse them back to health, their stray counterparts are not so lucky.
The Singapore therapy cats providing comfort and companionship
(via sea-globe.com)

Singapore’s feline therapists are providing comfort in a nation slow to grasp the need for mental healthcare
CWS launches community initiative to provide for fosterers and rescue efforts
(via theonlinecitizen.com)

Cat Welfare Society has just launched a new rescue initiative on Saturday (17 June 2017), a fostering and rescue registry and training programme with cat care kits for 50 first-time fosterers.
On The Red Dot 2016
(via toggle.sg)

Thirty-four year old Camellia volunteers to bring cheer at homes for the elderly and disabled with some very special assistants.
A Guide to Cat Care Groups in Singapore
(via citynomads.com)

Here’s a quick rundown on a few of the cat care groups in Singapore who have a paw in the door.
Conversations with Nicole Seah: Love Kuching Project
(via asia361.com)

It’s been almost a week but I still can feel the warmth and love gathered at The Garden Slug last Sunday, 29 November, as all the cat lovers came together for a lovely fundraising event.
Kitties help raise funds for the kitty
(via straitstimes.com)

For a $10 donation, visitors to a pop-up cat cafe at The Garden Slug could get their purr-traits taken yesterday with cats rescued by the group Love Kuching Project.
Furry friends slip into healing roles
(via straitstimes.com)

Dogs have been doing it for years. Now the
more aloof cats are popping up in therapy
sessions to cheer patients up too.
Check out Thye Hua Kwan Hospital’s cat therapy programme with fluffy Maine Coons
(via mothership.sg)

Cuteness brightens the day of these patients and it will probably brighten your day too.
Cat rescue group Love Kuching will make you want to hold all the kitty cats, love them, hug them forever and ever
(via mothership.sg)

“The cat owns the house. We only pay the mortgage.” The sign on the door seems to be the only telltale sign that the flat inside is full of cats.