Singapore’s Ministry of waxing, Strip, has launched a new campaign that seeks to garner monetary assistance and attention for the poor abandon pussycats that roams the streets of Singapore. Mimipong was commissioned to create 8 different cat plush set from the “A street cat named Desire” series for each of the Strip outlets in Singapore.

A street cat named Desire is a series of plush interpretations of stray cats, a common sight along the streets of Singapore. Tagged with the location from which they can be found, each plush is handmade to carefully replicate the unique markings of each individual cat. These sets are available for adoption at S$80 and part of the proceeds goes to the Cat Welfare Society to fund the sterilisation of strays. Each set consist of a Plush Cat, a pylon and a street sign.
You can also make a direct donation to the Cat Welfare Society , more information here.



















Kawaii!!!
This is so cute!!!
Thanks Litin
your work is so beautiful and what a great project to be part of. i am a cat lover x
hey thank you, it was indeed an ideal project
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I like how the theme/title is adapted from william’s play. Very very clever, and apt as well.
Awesome work.
thanks Dandymandy, actually my friend Riz came up with the title for me, i was looking for a right name for that project for a long time.:)
I love these, excellent work and for a super cause, well done you!
Have they all been adopted already?
thank you
im not sure actually….
I bought the Beach Road kitty today at the Strip Cat-Tea Party!!
I think Bedok North and Serangoon Road are my favourites, LOVE the detail. Bedok North reminds me of one of mine who passed away last year. :’|
tan-:D ah you did! Bedok North is my fav too
Sorry about your cat tho.
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