Events
Visitors from Australia and South Africa
18.07.2018
Cats had more visitors from far away. They brought them what Cats love and need:
Affection, Treats, Care and Communication.
Cats heard with a little shiver that strays in Melbourne go to a pound where they only have a limited time to get adopted. They were very pleased to be safe in a Sanctuary
And they heard with interest about Cinnamon, Snowflake, Midnight and Sky. Four fortunate Cats - two from South Africa and two from Malta - who are sharing one family. How wonderful it must be to find humans who offer you a home!
Affection, Treats, Care and Communication.
Cats heard with a little shiver that strays in Melbourne go to a pound where they only have a limited time to get adopted. They were very pleased to be safe in a Sanctuary
And they heard with interest about Cinnamon, Snowflake, Midnight and Sky. Four fortunate Cats - two from South Africa and two from Malta - who are sharing one family. How wonderful it must be to find humans who offer you a home!
East meets Cats
11.07.2018
The Cats receive Marlene Mizzi
09.05.2018
About 10% of the 300 Sanctuary Cats work as full time diplomats. They see it as their task to greet, escort and entertain our numerous visitors, proudly and professionally representing Csaf. They facilitate discussions and you see them posing in most pictures. Their ears and whiskers reliably point forward and the higher their rank, the more vertically they carry their tails.
They had a field day when they met a kindred spirit in Marlene Mizzi. After all, she fully understands and appreciates politics, diplomacy and the importance of representing Cats as well as humans.
They had a field day when they met a kindred spirit in Marlene Mizzi. After all, she fully understands and appreciates politics, diplomacy and the importance of representing Cats as well as humans.
The Cats' Garden Raffle Draw
07.01.2018
The Prizes
Dinner for Two Mountainbike Hamper
Dinner for Two Mountainbike Hamper
Under the critical eyes of the Cats the 3 lucky winners were drawn on Sunday morning 7 January 2018:
- The first prize (mountain bike) went to the pink ticket no. 072 of serial 7563
- The second prize (dinner for two) went to the pink ticket no. 041 of serial 7563
- The third prize (hamper) went to the yellow ticket no. 099 of serial 1371
Visitors from the Tbexbix (Sunrise) Centre
07.12.2017
A pre-Christmas surprise for the Cats! They and their carers were delighted to receive presents and a delegation of visitors from Cospicua’s Tbexbix Sunrise Centre.
A happy morning was spent by all! While the Cats admired their gifts the delegation eagerly explored the Sanctuary. Csaf president Doris Zarb answered questions and introduced individual Cats.
Both, Cats and Visitors, hope to strengthen links in the New Year 2018!
A happy morning was spent by all! While the Cats admired their gifts the delegation eagerly explored the Sanctuary. Csaf president Doris Zarb answered questions and introduced individual Cats.
Both, Cats and Visitors, hope to strengthen links in the New Year 2018!
A Special Sunday with the Sliema Scouts
08.09.2017
The CSAF Cats were most pleased to receive a group of Sliema Scouts on the first Sunday in September.
The cats happily demonstrated feline behaviour and cat/scout communication took off to a promising start.
Volunteers enjoyed the opportunity to pass on expertise and concerns to Malta's next generation of cat carers. Neutering, good care practices, hygiene, sponsoring and fulfilling basic needs were discussed and practiced as part of a program which had the stray or abandoned cat at its heart.
Everybody makes a difference and we all can change the life of fellow creatures for the better was the clearly understood message of the day.
The Cats certainly and visibly enjoyed the interest, attention and respectful care they received on that special morning.
Now the Cats are eagerly awaiting the outcome of the photo competition. Who would not like to be voted the most popular of ALL?
The cats happily demonstrated feline behaviour and cat/scout communication took off to a promising start.
Volunteers enjoyed the opportunity to pass on expertise and concerns to Malta's next generation of cat carers. Neutering, good care practices, hygiene, sponsoring and fulfilling basic needs were discussed and practiced as part of a program which had the stray or abandoned cat at its heart.
Everybody makes a difference and we all can change the life of fellow creatures for the better was the clearly understood message of the day.
The Cats certainly and visibly enjoyed the interest, attention and respectful care they received on that special morning.
Now the Cats are eagerly awaiting the outcome of the photo competition. Who would not like to be voted the most popular of ALL?
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