In Slovakia, many cats arrive at shelters suffering from severe injuries and health issues commonly resulting from street fights or neglect. Connor, an orange tomcat who was brought to a shelter with a broken tail and partial blindness, exemplifies the dangerous conditions faced by homeless cats. The representative from the Regional Center for Animal Freedom in Prešov, Andrea Hricová, reports that injuries such as torn ears, missing claws, and hair loss are frequent among the cats in their care, underscoring the urgent need to address feline welfare in the country.

Matej Závacký, a social media influencer advocating for animal adoption, emphasizes the importance of castration as a strategy to reduce the population of stray cats and prevent further suffering. He has launched a campaign called "Doparoma mačka chroma!" aimed at encouraging sterilization as a practical solution to combat the overpopulation of cats in Slovakia. Despite his allergies to cats and dogs, Závacký has dedicated himself to raising awareness about the plight of these animals and mobilizing resources for spaying and neutering initiatives.

The initiative seeks to not only alleviate the suffering of cats but also to promote responsible pet ownership in Slovakia. As more individuals join the cause, the hope is that through increased public awareness and veterinary partnerships, the national trend towards abandonment and neglect of cats can be reversed, significantly improving the welfare of feline companions in the country.