New drawers

 . . . or as close to it as we will get. Peter came in this afternoon with Irene. She had brought back the drawer that collapsed. It was mended. He did it. So. . . . I asked him to mend the rest of them. And HE DID IT.

 The order of the contents has changed but the important things . . . the folders used for adoptions. . . are in the middle drawer.

Talking of which. . . . Angel was adopted yesterday. I hope it was to the bloke who rang three times on Wednesday to tell me that he was coming to get Angel on Saturday.  

 I was showing visitors around and when I introduced her to Rory. He was hiding in his bed box. I looked under his rug and saw that his claw was caught in a plastic ball with holes. I took Rory to Tim . . the man with the magic cat hands. Eventually we realised that Rory's finger pad was caught, swollen, in one of the holes of the ball. I fetched a hammer. Tim with gentle taps flattened the ball and Rory's finger pad was released. 

Rory

He really seems to be the cat to whom bad things happen. Despite that, he is a sweetie.

All the hard balls with small holes were discarded.

A visitor this afternoon fell in love with Cheese. She comes frequently. Perhaps this will stick.

Cheese

 And there was telephone discussion about Cullen, the 17year old ragdoll on Better Row. I discovered that his coat is badly matted towards his rear. He may not be an easy adoption.

Cullen

And for my last C of the week: Charlotte has moved into Tilly's condo. I "groomed" the North Pole scratchy pole for her because we don't seem to have a surplus of them at the moment.

 

Charlotte is not impressed

 

 

 

 

Amazing number of adoptions

 So far this month we are up to 17, I think Sue said. 

Rosie and Callie were adopted over the weekend. As was Tilly of the North Pole so named because she was given a scratchy pole for 2024 Xmas. She wasn't even available last Friday. 

There has been magic done. (Thank you Irene)

Of course, we have new cats to fill the gaps.

In Incoming there is a charming family with two mums and 4 kittens. I doubt even the mums know who is who.

Mum 1

Mum 2 

3 of 4 kittens

 

4th kitten

Then there is Charlotte. Black cats seem to be a thing. (Not to mention clipped ears to signify desexed)

Charlotte

I moved Cheese from Better Row to Welfare. He was happy to get a bigger room with a better view.

Cheese

And Cullen

Cullen

And Claire. . . . complete the C series.

Claire

Almost. . . . but there is a spare Cookie to add.

 

Cookie

Thanks for the great photos Joy.