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Visit to local rescueMy friend and I went to our local rescue on Saturday to take food and a donation following an appeal. I was absolutely bowled over by the number of cats they had in and how well they all seemed. There were still a number of kittens and many adult cats of all shapes and sizes including some stunning cats that you couldn 't imagine finding themselves in rescue. After a year in rescue they are kept as "resident" cats and they were everywhere - inside and out. They had their own soffas inside and their own sleeping hutches outside. They all looked happy and well. Unlike dog pounds/rescue you don't get that rushing to the bars with the "please please take me look". I didn't leave thinking "poor things I can't bear it", more like my spirits were lifted about how well they all seemed. Typical cats though - give them a warm bed and food and they don't seem to care where they are.
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Glad to hear that you found that all the cats at your local rescue seemed happy and contented. What a commitment, time and money wise too for the people who run the rescue. Our local P@H has a collection point for food for a local cat rescue - it's an excellent way of disposing of unused sachets of food when Merlin "goes off" one sort! |
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