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To reach Gaynor directly you can call (NO TEXTING or VOICEMAIL) her on her mobile.
For any stray cats/kittens in need of attention please contact Animal Rescue Cyprus (Paphiakos) at + 357 2694 6361. Alternatively there is a Facebook Group “Cyprus Cats Who Need Homes or Help!” that you can post a message and information and those with suggestions or that can help with comment.
+357 9767 3986
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Coronavirus: Animal shelters suffer fallout - Cyprus Mail
cyprus-mail.com
Animal shelters in Paphos describe their situation as critical, and say they are desperate for food donations in the wake of the lockdown that came into force in Cyprus on Tuesday to help curb the spr...Thanks to everyone who informed us of the process of getting permission to continue to feed the street cats during the COVID-19 restrictions.
We’ve now applied for that permission 🤞
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🙏 Please take a moment to read this article in The Cyprus Mail 🙏
The ‘Cat lady’ of Paphos, Gaynor Georgiou said that the coronavirus outbreak is a disaster. After feeding the town’s stray cats daily for over 30 years, she has had to now cut back to every other day, as food donations are running out, and her own money can only stretch so far.
Card donations can be made via Go Fund Me: gf.me/u/v842pd
PayPal donations can be made via the website: www.paphoscatlady.com
cyprus-mail.com
By Annette Chrysostomou and Bejay Browne The Animal Party on Monday warned that animals, especially cats, are in imminent danger of starvation because of the measures taken against coronavirus. Many c...Would you like to help Gaynor and be listed as a supporter?
Gaynor says that she understands the emphasis recently has been placed on helping to feed the needy families of the area in the wake of the financial crisis and admits she feels embarrassed to ask for help for the animals.