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Estie, uplifting the lives of feral cats

Many of our residents will know Estie from being one of the most passionate paramedics in our midst

Far from leading idyllic, free-ranging lives, feral cats are far too often the victims of illness, accident or injury, and starvation.

Without intervention, most feral cats lead short and miserable lives, but then there is Estie Biela in eMalahleni…

Many of our residents will know Estie from being one of the most passionate paramedics in our midst.

Not only does this remarkable lady care so dearly for her people in her community, but even for all the feral cats around us.

“The first encounter I had with these cats was when I saw a little one eating a chip from a rubbish bin and immediately knew that they should be hungry if they will even eat out of the trash,” said Estie.

She started by feeding these beautiful animals and soon after took the initiative to start sterilizing the cats.

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