Christmas Day at the shelter

Even though it's December 25th and a lot of people are enjoying a day off, life goes on at the shelter. Employees are there looking after the daily cleaning, feeding and caring of the animals, and volunteers ensure all of the dogs are walked and the cats receive some special time.  Here are a few of the recent arrivals spending Christmas at the shelter  . . .   

Tigger at 9 years old recently found herself at the shelter due to there being "no time" for her.

Mystery recently found herself scared and starving on the pulp & paper mill site in Port Mellon, after two weeks of hiding and running she was finally captured and brought to us ~ how she found herself on the mill site, 17 klms from town is anyone's guess.

Elsa was brought to us after being abandoned in a basement suite when her owner moved out; fortunately the landlady found her.  Extremely thin, dehydrated and covered in flea bites when she arrived, Elsa is doing much better and loves nothing better then a good petting session.   

TASO AND THE SANTA HAT

Putting the Santa hat on Taso 

 

Taso being a good sport . . .

even though the hat looks like a pillow sitting on his head

 Okay, time to re-arrange 

 

There we go . . . . now it looks like a Santa hat!

Taso, Jenna and Mooney wish everyone a Merry Christmas 

PS  Just thought I'd mention that Taso and Mooney
are two lovely seniors waiting for a new home just in case

 anyone is interested in bringing either into their life :-)