The conference room (aka the junk room) is half empty. The shelves on the right hand side have all gone (along with the boxes of gloves. But I am assured that there is a box of gloves somewhere). I couldn't find Lola this morning. She wasn't waiting for me at the front door. But when it was her turn to be fed, she appeared like magic.
There were only a few vollies but they did a splendid job and even though the mop is broken the place sparkled at the end of the day.
We had one customer. . . a young couple. He said that she had promised him they would have a cat before kids five years ago when they got married. They went around everybody. Every cat loved them. Including Peanut.
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| Peanut |
Kath did the adoption which went well until it came to printing out the Adoption Contract. Because Ruby has just turned 1 year old, the system has a hissy fit and doesn't process it to the end. It has happened before. (But not to Kath or me). But Kath worked around it and they took the cats off.
On my way home I dropped by the new premises which look much better in real life than in photos. Geoff was there working away with Tim and Sue. Most of the new enclosures are erected so I was able to install one hammock in each. When they are all there, I will add extras because there are no shelves yet.
Some of Joy's photos from last week:
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| Piglet having time out |
Dory will now happily take treats from everybody.
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| Dory |
And you have to put Gary's medicine into his left ear. He is such a sweetie he has forgiven those who put it into his other ear.
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| Gary |




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