Even though I was very early to the cattery, Willoughby council was earlier. And none of our Willoughby bins had been put out. Neither had any bags been put into other peoples bins. So the verandah was FULL of bags of poo. I moved the newer bags to behind the door so that the oldest, most maggoty bags would be taken away first. And the Heavenly Helen took her car boot full of old bags home with her. But there are still bags behind the door to be disposed of.
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| a proliferation of poo bags |
Otherwise, we had a good day. The cleaning crew was small but mighty!
Julie and Bassuria have settled down in their new digs.
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| Bassuria at ground level |
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| Julie on the shelf with tongue hanging out |
Dusky has a "I am adopted" sign saying that she will be picked up on Jan 3. Today she wanted OUT and scratched the perspex unrelentingly. So I decided she needed time in the Top Cat. She was not impressed.
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| Dusky |
Hobson had a turn and loved it. Of course.
One of the kittens in the large stand alone in Incoming wasn't eating this morning. But we gave her some medicine and some milk and she got the idea. By the end of the day she was doing better.
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| Incoming kitten mayhem |
I made some new hammocks and installed 3 layers of them which might have done the trick.
Joy took some lovely photos which I will use later . . . after the poo bag situation has been taken care of.
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