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Twinkle Trust -- A Day In The Life ...
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1 > Keith, Margaret and Elly. Getting ready for the weeks work. There is a lot to be done, one of the things is to prepare the cat baskets with clean newspaper and labels. All 80 of them !! |
2 > Here we have converted the cat house into our temporary hospital for any sick cats we may have to take in. | 3 > We have lots of boxes of new supplies for our week of cat sterilising, unpacking can take many hours. |
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| 4 > Team meeting to plan the weeks work and make sure we help as many people and cats as possible | 5 > The team arrive to load up their cars with traps and baskets before heading off to catch some homeless cats in need of neutering. | 6 > Tan, one of our volunteers, helping a local elderly lady catch some of her cats that live outside her house. |
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| 7 > Pretty soon Yvonne, one of the catchers , comes back with cats to be sterilised by our volunteer vet team. | 8 > Linda, making sure that after the cats have been released, the baskets are cleaned, disinfected and ready to used again. | 9 > This kitten walked into the trap for the food, although too young and too small to sterilised we treated her for fleas and worms before releasing her back in the streets where she came from. |
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| 10 > By night fall we have a room full of cats that have been sterilised, treated for fleas/worms and any other injuries we find. | 11 > Norman, one of our volunteers, prepares a new cat café for installation later that day. | 12
> Susanne giving a kitten a much needed
cuddle. This kitten had been caught the night before. She had been living
in a derelict house. She
had a seriously infected eye which we had to remove bacause it was so
badly damaged but as you can she made a complete recovery. |