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Its estimated that there are around 600 millioncatsin the world.
The huts are all the same but aredifferent colorsand the cats pick and choose which ones they want.
Some are always in the same one all the time and others pick and choose.
For example, Johnny is deaf and blind.
The retirement home is currently taking care of 17 cats who are living out theirgolden yearsin comfort and safety.
Devoted volunteers dedicate their time and effort to ensure the cats are happy and healthy.
Despite the hard work, its always worth it.
you’ve got the option to tell when youve been up here.
Youre helping them, but theyre helping you probably equally as much, Susie shared her thoughts.
There are also reading events where children and adults can read a book to the cats.
Our open days now sell out really quickly.
We have different activities for kids and adults and people get to meet the cats, explained Susie.
It all started unexpectedly: I never had thoughts of opening a senior cat sanctuary.
It evolved for me.
I went up to our vets and I asked do you have any kittens?
And this lady overheard and she said I wish you could look at this cat.
She was my fathers cat.
Im in a condo and I cant take her.
The lady brought her there to be euthanized because she felt she had no solution.
So, of course I took the cat, Terry recalled the memories.
We want them to come here to live, not to die, said Bruce.
We were just kind of dipping into our own savings for a long time.
But there are many people now who are very supportive of what were doing.
Our mission is to rescue senior cats that need a home.
They feel secure here.
Bruce shared his excitement.
We discovered the special quality of older cats.
They had qualities in their older years that young cats dont have.
Maybe thats true of people as well.
You just have to discover it.
Its a wonderful thing to be able tomake a difference, added Terry.
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