Showing posts with label Kitty in the City. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kitty in the City. Show all posts
Friday, 28 November 2014
Private View
I've been a bit slack writing this blog over the last couple of weeks - trying to get everything finished and set up has taken a lot of time and brain space.
We had our Private View tonight which, as always, was great fun. A good excuse to meet up with people. It was lovely to have such fantastic feedback on how the house is looking. If you were one of those who came along, thank you for making the effort to spend the evening with us.
No pictures for this entry as I have to rely on my phone taking pictures for immediate posting - I've never had a digital camera as I love the anticipation of waiting for a film to be developed - and it doesn't like taking pictures after dark. I will try to take some pictures tomorrow morning and post again then.
Just about washed all the wine glasses and got the recycling ready for tomorrow so off to bed now. If you're in the area, please visit us tomorrow and maybe also call in to the last Kitty in the City fundraising fair before Christmas - just round the corner from us at St Philips Church in Richardson Road, Hove.
Friday, 3 October 2014
Kitty In the City
At every Open House, we provide refreshments for free but request a donation to charity. My eldest daughter also makes a variety of items, including toys, bags, bookmarks and earrings, which are sold to raise money for her chosen charity, Kitty in the City.
Kitty in the City is a local charity run entirely by volunteers to rescue and care for unwanted cats in Brighton. The cats are placed in foster homes to await adoption until a suitable permanent home is found for them. Kitty in the City provides the food, veterinary care and loving care until each cat is adopted. None are put to sleep simply because it may be difficult to find permanent homes for them.
This is a charity that is very close to our hearts. Many previous visitors will remember our grey cat who used to sit on the sofa throughout the Open House, happily being admired by all comers. Sadly, Issey died last year aged 15 but we still have three beautiful cats who you may meet fleetingly at the Open House.
If you would like to support the fantastic work this charity does, their website is http://www.kittyinthecity.org.uk.
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