My friend GIna arrived 10 minutes later to meet him. I sent her his photo a couple of months ago. She was going to come last week but couldn't pick up a taxi on Pacific Highway. It obviously wasn't meant to be.
So I introduced her and her friend Astrid to everybody. It took hours because all the cats were interested and interactive. They both loved Blossom but the ongoing meds could be a problem. And Penny loved Gina.
Gina will think about it.
Freda and Ginger are a little better. They have both grown a lot since the last time I groomed them. Ginger was quite clean and not very wiggley.
But Freda is not putting any weight on her front left paw and her tail was a bit crunchy.
In the middle of the afternoon a young man arrived with three plastic tubs of dog food, cat food, fish and rabbit food. I put the non cat food into one bin in the "office" and filled another with the towels on top of Tammy's condo. If you come across a suspect towel in the washing basket: chuck it out. We have HEAPS of them. (While Bailey was being processed I tidy-up-ed the linen shelved. . . . . LOTS of TOWELS).
Hi everyone. If anyone asks me if we want towels, blankets etc it is a firm NO (obviously done nicely). And if anyone brings them I ask them to take them away. As you know we have nowhere to store the items we have never mind adding to them. I brought the issue up at the last committee meeting but got one comment that if we turn people away we'll never get them back & its better to accept them even if we have to put them in a charity bin. I don't agree & this makes no sense to me for us to add to our jobs. There seem to be piles of towels etc out there whether we turn people away or not.
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