[Vision2020] Kitten Rescued From Recycling Bin

[Tom Hansen]

Father and son rescue kitten from recycling bin. 
(with Happy Caturday pic)

Courtesy of the Southern Daily Echo (Southampton, England) at:

http://tinyurl.com/RescuedKitten
 
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Young tabby kitten rescued from recycling bin
6:50am Friday 20th February 2009

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The kitten
http://tinyurl.com/TheKitten
 
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The recycling bin
http://tinyurl.com/TheRecyclingBin
 
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A kitten escaped with one of its nine lives after being rescued from a 
recycling bin at a Hampshire community centre. 

Young tabby Sally Ann was found in a distressed state trapped at the 
bottom of a Salvation Army clothes recycling bin at Hounsdown Community 
Centre. 

It is not known whether the female kitten, believed to be between six and 
eight months old, was dumped there by callous pet owners or got inside the 
bin by herself. 

A father and son heard the cat’s mewing as they were dropping off bottles 
and the concerned youngster climbed inside in the bin to rescue it. 

Animal collection officer Sue Brookes said: “We don’t know how this cat 
came to be trapped inside the recycling bin. 

“It is possible she got in there somehow herself. Then again she could 
have been posted in there by someone as a cruel prank, or by someone 
simply abandoning an unwanted pet.” 

The cat, was rescued on Valentine’s Day and is now recovering at Taylors 
Rehoming Centre at Kingston Maurward near Dorchester. 

It is the second time animals have been rescued in Hampshire in the last 
few weeks. Last month nine rabbits were thrown from a car at Bartley. 

Seven were rescued by passers by and RSPCA officers and taken to Ashley 
Heath Animal Centre near Ringwood. 

The RSPCA is appealing for help. Call 0300 1234 999. 

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Happy Caturday, Moscow.

Tom Hansen
Moscow, Idaho
 
"For a lapsed Lutheran born-again Buddhist pan-Humanist Universalist 
Unitarian Wiccan Agnostic like myself there's really no reason ever to go 
to work."

- Roy Zimmerman


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