there for animals.

Together with the animal protection organisation "NetAP - Network for Animal Protection", I experience the immense cat misery in Switzerland on a daily basis. We catch feral cats all over Switzerland in order to neuter them. Again and again we come across animals that urgently need further veterinary help in order to regain their well-being. Often they suffer from bad toothaches.
Because they want to survive, many cats eat despite the worst pain. Often, in feral cats, we don't see the extent of the dental problems until an animal is under anaesthetic. Sometimes, however, the pain is so great that the animal virtually gives up. It hardly eats, loses weight and organs such as the heart, liver and kidneys are damaged. Before this happens, the animals are often in a bad mood or even highly aggressive. We would be too, in their situation.
An example of this is Finny. Besides the skin cancer on her ears, she also has very bad teeth, which cause her unimaginable pain. The farmer actually wanted to kill Finny. Spending money on an animal that had previously been abused as a birthing machine was obviously out of the question. NetAP took over the female. She was castrated, her ears were amputated, she was treated against parasites and her teeth were completely rehabilitated. Finny was very aggressive due to her pain. However, since the dental rehabilitation, she has already become much more relaxed.
Just like Finny, many other cats in Switzerland are in the same situation. They are unwanted and no one wants to take responsibility for them.