PawHope is a self-sustaining social business. Our cat food sales and adoption fees fund food, medical care, and safe homes for street, abandoned, sick, and vulnerable cats.
Thousands of cats live on the streets without regular food, medical care, or protection. Many suffer from untreated injuries and illness. At the same time, cat lovers who want to adopt or care for a cat often find it expensive.
A simple, transparent model: commercial revenue directly funds welfare work.
Cat food or adoption fee from PawHope.
Every purchase generates business income.
A fixed share goes to the rescue fund.
Food, vet care, and rehoming for cats in need.
Three offerings that fund and fulfil our mission.
Affordable, quality cat food for owners, students, and families. Every bag funds welfare work.
Healthy, vaccinated, and dewormed cats ready for a loving home. A small rehoming fee covers their care.
Feeding, medical treatment, and protection for street, abandoned, sick, and injured cats.
Numbers from our prototype model. Real impact will be tracked as PawHope grows.
These figures are illustrative for the academic prototype. Not actual field data.
Each cat is vaccinated, dewormed, and health-checked before rehoming.
How PawHope aligns with the social business framework.
Affordable cat ownership and low-cost food reduce the financial barrier of caring for a cat, while adoption fees stay accessible to students and families.
As PawHope grows, it creates paid roles in cat care, food handling, delivery, rehoming support, and community outreach.
We prioritise local sourcing, eco-friendly packaging, and recycling incentives for returned food containers to reduce our carbon footprint.
Feedback gathered from our empathy research survey.
Adopt, shop, volunteer, or partner with us. Every action funds care for a cat in need.