Building a bridge between the streets and the sofas, one cat at a time.
For the past six years, I’ve lived two parallel lives — one filled with work and family, and another filled with rescues, vet visits, and tiny lives that needed a chance.
What started as helping one stray grew into rehoming more than a hundred cats, treating dozens of sick or injured ones, and completing around a hundred TNRs across Dubai. Every cat I foster becomes part of my family. I feed them, comfort them, and love them as if they’ve always belonged here — because for a while, they do. Even after rehoming, I stay connected, watching their transformation into beloved companions.
One story that will stay with me forever is Nova’s — a fluffy cat who spent two long years surviving among garbage bins in Abu Dhabi. No one believed she could ever be socialized or adopted. But after patient rescue, foster care, and rehabilitation, Nova finally found her forever home in the UK. Seeing her story featured in Khaleej Times was more than pride — it was proof that every forgotten life can shine again when given a chance.
Rescue work isn’t about numbers — it’s about moments. The quiet ones where trust replaces fear, and a frightened cat learns to purr again.
That’s what keeps me going.
Because every rescue matters, and every life deserves a second chance.
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