Transparency
What happens to your donation.
help4cats is a private aid project, not a large organisation. That's precisely why we prefer to be completely clear about what we do – and what we don't claim.
How donations are used
- Regular access to food for stray and feral cats
- Medical treatment in case of illness and injury
- Neutering to prevent cat colonies from growing further
- Follow-up care so the animals do not suffer neglect again
Who is behind help4cats
For years, cats and other animals have been at the heart of our work. In Croatia, we run our on-site rescue project; in Switzerland, we offer animal communication. We have known some of these cats for many years – this continuity matters much more to us than reach.
Our second source of funding
All proceeds from animal communication go 100% towards the stray cat project in Croatia. When you book a session, you directly support our work on the ground.
What we intentionally do not do
- No shock imagery to force donations
- No made-up sponsor cats and no glossed-over figures
- No false promises regarding outcomes in animal communication
- No sharing of your personal data with third parties
Questions? Just ask.
If you would like to know what happened with a specific donation amount, or if you need confirmation, please get in touch. We respond personally.
Frequently asked questions
Where does my donation go?
Into caring for homeless and feral cats in Croatia: food, medical treatments, and neutering.
Is help4cats a registered organisation?
help4cats is a private aid project and not a large organisation. The work is run personally – so there is no administrative apparatus that needs funding.
What happens to the proceeds from animal communication?
All proceeds from animal communication go 100% towards the stray cat project in Croatia.
Can I get a donation receipt?
Please reach out directly via the contact form or by phone – we will be happy to arrange this with you personally.
Related pages
Every donation reaches the cats directly.
Food, medical care and neutering for cats in need.