Original entry on June 17th
It's been almost one month since the cat shelter was built.
I couldn't make time for arrangements of new shelter because of Miru and Boo's health conditions which require my constant care. I was also too busy taking care of other sick cats.
So Noa-san pitched in from Tokyo to help me organize at the shelter.
Finally…one week later, it's somewhere near its completion!
I've been waiting for this moment for a long time
All the cats can come out of their cage now. ( Except the ones too aggressive to other mews).
They've been kept in tiny space all this time. I've been telling them
“Please wait a little longer. I'm sorry to make you wait.”
So I'm very happy that the wait is finally over
Thank you so much Noa-san.
I also appreciate all the people who support us. Thank you very much.
I want all rescued animals to feel comfortable here at the shelter, and to reassure their original owners that their beloved family members are well taken care of.
To show gratitude to SORA supporters, SORA will take firm steps no matter how long it'll take.
These used chairs that I got are very popular among mew gangs
(I haggled a lot and managed to get them at a very good price!)
All the cats are sleeping so comfortably
When they were kept inside the cages, they hissed each other all the time. However now, they got outside the cages, kittens get along very well!
good sisters
There is so much green around our cat shelter. Wild birds are raising chicks here and there.
I haven't maintained the yard since my father passed away last year. Flowers are blooming along the path in the yard. I don't know their names, but they smell very good! In front of the shelter there are wild mulberries growing, they are so tasty.
In addition to all you can eat rice, SORA volunteers now have all you can eat mulberries
Translated by Yasuko M. & Edited by Kimiko
It's been almost one month since the cat shelter was built.
I couldn't make time for arrangements of new shelter because of Miru and Boo's health conditions which require my constant care. I was also too busy taking care of other sick cats.
So Noa-san pitched in from Tokyo to help me organize at the shelter.
Finally…one week later, it's somewhere near its completion!
I've been waiting for this moment for a long time
All the cats can come out of their cage now. ( Except the ones too aggressive to other mews).
They've been kept in tiny space all this time. I've been telling them
“Please wait a little longer. I'm sorry to make you wait.”
So I'm very happy that the wait is finally over
Thank you so much Noa-san.
I also appreciate all the people who support us. Thank you very much.
I want all rescued animals to feel comfortable here at the shelter, and to reassure their original owners that their beloved family members are well taken care of.
To show gratitude to SORA supporters, SORA will take firm steps no matter how long it'll take.
These used chairs that I got are very popular among mew gangs
(I haggled a lot and managed to get them at a very good price!)
All the cats are sleeping so comfortably
When they were kept inside the cages, they hissed each other all the time. However now, they got outside the cages, kittens get along very well!
good sisters
There is so much green around our cat shelter. Wild birds are raising chicks here and there.
I haven't maintained the yard since my father passed away last year. Flowers are blooming along the path in the yard. I don't know their names, but they smell very good! In front of the shelter there are wild mulberries growing, they are so tasty.
In addition to all you can eat rice, SORA volunteers now have all you can eat mulberries
Translated by Yasuko M. & Edited by Kimiko