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Christmas cuddles for dumped cats
CAT lover Hannah Varney will be wishing a Meowy Christmas to abandoned moggies on December 25.
Hannah, 28, volunteers at the Cats Protection Eastbourne adoption centre in East Sussex and this will be her third year caring for them on Christmas Day.
Hannah, a leisure centre supervisor, will be feeding her feline friends, cleaning litter trays, making sure every cat gets a festive treat and giving lots of cuddles.
She said: “I always offer to help on Christmas Day and Boxing Day.
“To me, it’s a no-brainer – it’s a pleasure to be able to help.
“We arrive around 8am, give the cats their breakfast and any medication they may need, make sure their pens are in order and give them a really good fuss.
“All the cats have their own Christmas cracker, made using toilet roll tubes filled with a new toy and a few treats.
“It can be moving – especially in the case of cats that have had a hard time, being strays.
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“It gives you a warm glow to see them safe and snug in their pens while they wait to find a new owner.”
During the pandemic the cat population rose from 10.2million to 10.8million but sadly around 4,000 cats are at Cats Protection centres this Christmas.
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