Our impact

Numbers, with a date on them.

Everything below is counted from our own records and last updated on 4 September 2026. Where a figure is an estimate, we say so.

  • 7 Rescue cases Injured, trapped or abandoned animals a volunteer attended
  • 4 Spay/neuter procedures Humane population management
  • 22 Volunteers Students who have given time to the club
  • 545 Members People who have joined ABU Cats Club
  • 6 Projects completed Campaigns, drives, seminars and outreach
  • 13 Campus areas reached Faculties, hostels and surrounding communities

Still being counted

We would rather leave a figure blank than publish one we cannot stand behind. These 3 are being compiled from our records and will appear here once they are accurate.

  • Animals helpedCats and other animals reached through our work
  • Meals servedFeeding runs across campus colonies
  • Veterinary interventionsTreatment arranged with partner clinics

How we count

What each of these actually means

Impact figures are easy to inflate and hard to trust. So: an animal helped is one we fed, treated, moved, homed or intervened for at least once — counted once, not once per interaction.

A rescue case is a reported animal we physically attended. A veterinary intervention is a treatment arranged and paid for through a partner clinic. Meals served is estimated from food purchased and portion size, and is the only figure on this page that is not a direct count.

If you are a partner or a donor and want the underlying records, ask. We keep them.

A student holding a placard reading Animal Welfare is Public Health

Every one of these numbers had a cost.