The Cat Sanctuary In Rome (under The Torre Argentina Ruins)

Recently, Connie visited the Torre Argentina Cat Sanctuary in Rome!

Here is a compilation of photos taken by Connie while she was there:

A cat sanctuary under the Torre Argentina ruins in�Rome.�According to the cat caretakers, currently there are estimated over 200 stray cats living in the protected�archaeological area. All cats are neutered and ear notched.

Do we have any ruins here that can perhaps be converted into a cat or dog sanctuary?

Kelly’s Castle in Batu Gajah?

I’m just saying….

And Connie got me this signage….

It says: Beware of the Cat.

How apt!! I should hang it on the grille of Bunny’s Room. Or maybe, paste a paper over the “Gatti” and replace it with “Mucca”?
“Mucca” is Cow in Italian!

�And this super GEM of a book, John Bradshaw’s latest (2013) book based on his decades of research on cats!!
The book is from London.

Thank you very much, Connie!

Source: http://myanimalcare.org/2013/09/21/the-cat-sanctuary-in-rome-under-the-torre-argentina-ruins/

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