Philip. Dumped on the street, blind in one eye and the sweetest boy imaginable. I guess the expression is true, that one man’s trash really IS another man’s treasure 😻❤️😻

Sharing something that made me chuckle on the road today. Check out those guys actively leaning into the bends!!!

Anybody else seeing …You come into my house on the day my daughter is to be married and you ask me to do murder 😂

I wonder what they’re thinking…?

Not so much a car, but a mini cat food truck! Feeding our beloved community feline friends on Yas Bay (how many can you spot??!)

Little chap was floating in a water bowl - with a a flower bud float and passenger onboard!

Minette - our girl on the rocks!

Morning toe inspection

My boy Sam. Injured as a kitten and suffered cerebella damage. After adopting me, life improved exponentially.

Definitely did a bit too much of the old ‘nip last night! Mr Chonk - one of our Yas cat gang!

Today’s haul on Yas Island - a dozen hooks, broken baking dish and so much fishing line….

Just 5 minutes on a narrow stretch of shoreline on Yas Island, yielded 6 fishing hooks, metres of nylon line, dozens of cans, plastic bottles and cups … and a cake box … 🤯 There are bins literally EVERYWHERE!!!

Here’s a Monday smile from our boy Rambo (we found him living rough with a broken jaw and head injury in Dubai in 2017) #rescuesrock

Daily bread. Now pass the butter. And be generous - I like to see teeth marks!!

Hi from AbuDhabi! Meet Scooter (found hanging out on an e-scooter) - he’s one of the community who we feed and care for daily on Yas island. Interests include cars (prefers eating breakfast in the boot 🤣), prawns and looking so impossibly cute it kills us having to leave and feed the next gang! ❤️😻❤️