“First we were stuffed in the back of a van for hours and hours – we couldn’t even see out of the window. Then we had to sleep in a greenhouse – ok, windows to look out of but absolutely no privacy. We then moved indoors, which was better, but still stuck in our cage – we really began to doubt all those promises of a better life. Then our cage was moved to a shed shared with toilet rolls and boxes of soap – as if we were some kind of commodity to be shelved in storage. But things looked up a bit today:
A bit improvised, still sharing a shed with household stores, but we do like the cardboard insulation and we have a new tube that can go round corners.”
Yours squeakily
Anna, May and Flo
Meanwhile:
Snowdrop arrived – Snow drop coming
Gribin Isaf 