Some of them catered and bought food for all to enjoy. Dawn also made some yummy brownies.



Dell the adoption volunteer gave some tips on finding adopters for community cats.


Even though this is not my first time attending the TNRM workshop, I still did take away some good tips and important messages. I also did some catching up with some caregivers in my area and friends. Such interactions do give caregivers like me the inspiration and encouragement to continue to be the voice for the community cats despite the problems we face.
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