Our Story

When Helen was a child, there was a renovated cattery behind her home, which housed many stray cats. Helen often came here to feed them when she was a child, and the neighbors near her home would buy some cat food or food here from time to time to feed them. Over time, this place became a gathering place for stray cats in the community---perhaps they shouldn't be called stray cats, because they eat fatter than domestic cats and are very lazy.

After Helen got married, she and her husband got their own house. She was surprised to find that there were many catteries in the botanical garden near her new home. These were for the stray cats in the botanical garden. What's amazing was that many people nearby bought cat food to feed them. As a result, these stray cats became fatter than domestic cats.

Helen also likes cats, "Maybe I should do something," so he decided to start Pawool, and will use part of the income to continue feeding these stray cats that are fatter than domestic cats --- maybe we shouldn't call them this, they are more free than domestic cats, right?