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Faversham rescue boys

Wednesday, March 21, 2007

We recently rehomed some lovely chappies from the Faversham rescue to Viv in Dover. She says:

Thought i would let you know all the boys are in together now, intro's went really well with no problems at all .I have sent an email to Cat letting her know they are all settled.
I have attached a photo of all the boys together doing what boys seem to do best - lazying around in the hammock!

Posted by : Jason Hulott @ Wednesday, March 21, 2007

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Our five year plan is to build a dedicated rodent rescue sanctuary with fully qualified staff 24/7 and the facility to take in hundreds of 'small furries'.

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