Court-ordered community service · public ledger

The Cat Bail Fund

Financial criminals funding feline rehabilitation. Every amount must survive a chain of custody from paid case, to separate reserve, to a real rescue receipt.

Calling the clerk…Opening the public ledger.
One number · three legal states

Follow the money without the interpretive dance.

  1. 01
    Paid case0.000 SOL

    A 0.01 SOL service purchased from JudgeCat.

  2. 02
    Reserved0.000 SOL

    Held separately once the fund is activated.

  3. 03
    Donated0.000 SOL

    Only counted after a public receipt is filed.

Reserve docket

The guarded fee split

Pending
Operations70%
Liquidity30%
Cat Bail FundPending

The total filing stays 0.01 SOL. The existing 70/30 split remains in force until a separate reserve wallet passes configuration checks.

Public reserve wallet Not filed yet
Next six-month hearing

The clerk will not automate trust.

Payments will be human-approved through the chosen rescue’s official donation channel. No private payout key lives on the web server.

Schedule Begins after activation
Public evidence locker

Contributions and receipts

Transaction signatures prove reserve transfers. Receipt links prove completed rescue payments. The two are deliberately not the same thing.

Reserve entries0 filed

No reserve contributions yet. No invisible cats have been invented to improve the number.

Donation receipts0 filed

No donation receipts filed. “We meant well” is not an accounting standard.

Australian rescue shortlist

Four organisations under consideration.

No partnership is claimed. These are independent research candidates with official donation and Australian Business Register links.

Standing orders

What the court promises—and what it doesn’t.

Read the full terms →

The court is trying community service. Character development remains unconfirmed.

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