I have had both cats and dogs and both are good in their own way, but for me dogs win.

I recently lost my Greyhound [a rescue] after she developed a bone tumor in her shoulder.

I had been talking to members of an animal charity in the village and the day after ending the poor dogs pain I was asked if I could foster a starved Whippet.

I did foster her and a poor starved, insecure,8 to 10 year old reject from a puppy mill came into my life. She had been found dumped on a South Wales mountain in a pitiful state, she was not house trained and seemed to have been kept in a shed.

With love and kindness she has been transformed.

I have just fostered a Rottie pup for 6 days that again was dumped in acardboard box near Cardiff that has just left for her new home today.

I urge anyone looking for an animal to contact the local animal charities and also to get your animals spayed or neutered to prevent unwanted pups, kittens, etc, it also helps protect against cancers.

Cats can fend for themselves easier than dogs

dave

Beauty

Ceryn