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Tristan was adopted before I could get a proper picture of him. Not only that, but Duke was adopted too!
She is a little bit more of a shy cat I believe, she took a while to be adopted the first time but was thankfully quick the second time. She's sensitive, but I'm not sure of her age, I think middle-age?
London has such a sweet face. He/She looks a bit older than some of your other cats. I get the feeling that's a cat who has been through a lot.
Different shelters have different rules, but like @Di and Bob said they love any help they can get, though generally volunteers have set times to come in, unless you are given special permission to come in during closed hours. It is so rewarding, though some days can be stressful. Seeing them get forever homes is always so worth it. : )@GuitaBooks
You're doing a great job. I would love to volunteer at a local shelter (I hope it doesn't affect me because I grew up with a dog and I really adore cats, dogs, horses, donkeys, cows, etc etc etc). Are you required to work a minimum of hours/days per week, or you just go when you can?.
The kitties will love you for it. Especially the young energetic teens adore running around and playing. Good luck!I'm quite sure. I'll look for nearest shelter and will give love to our friends. That's what I would like to do
I'm quite sure. I'll look for nearest shelter and will give love to our friends. That's what I would like to do