🐾 Our Project

Our Mission

It all started with a love for animals without a home. Our commitment is to help abandoned cats and dogs — starting in our own city, and one day, around the world. That's why we donate 10% of our sales to causes supporting homeless animals.

So far, we've rescued 6 cats directly. This isn't a marketing number — these are real stories, with names and happy endings. Here are two that have touched us the most.

Rei's Story

In 2026, we found Rei living in a pipe in Chame, Panama, along with her siblings. She was a feral kitten who got soaked every time it rained and survived on whatever scraps people left behind. That day, I promised I would rescue her.

A month later, thanks to donations that helped us buy a humane trap, we went back for her. We haven't been able to rescue her siblings yet, but we're still working on it.

The first days were hard — Rei was very shy, hiding behind furniture, afraid of us. She was sick for two weeks with stomach issues, but recovered well with veterinary care. Little by little, through patience and daily meals, she began to trust us — and eventually, her cat and dog siblings too.

Today, she loves being with me and playing with Leo. Watching her sleep peacefully in a warm bed, after a lifetime of staying alert on the streets, is one of the greatest joys this journey has given me.

Mei's Story

Mei was just 2 months old when she was in a car accident. We believe she'd been sleeping inside a car's engine, and when it started, she ran out — but part of the vehicle injured her little leg.

My mom showed me a photo of her, and I decided to go rescue her, even though we'd just rescued another litter of kittens days before and kept the smallest one. Still, I couldn't leave her like that.

Since she was feral, it took time to earn her trust before we could take her to the vet. Luckily, the wound was clean and didn't need surgery — just daily care and bandaging.

Now, at 3 years old, Mei has fully recovered. She loves running, hunting, and being by my side. She's been through more than any kitten should have to — a scary run-in with an unsafe collar, a severe respiratory infection — but she's still here, strong and healthy. My three-legged girl, who always teaches me about resilience.

Beyond Our Own Cats

We're taking our first steps in a project to help other cats find homes. It's still small, but every cat counts — and we're growing, one at a time, with the same care we give our own.

Every purchase you make helps this mission keep growing. Thank you for being part of it.