MARCH 9, 2022 - BRIEF UPDATES * GOOD & SAD NEWS


FIRST SOME GREAT NEWS

The Amigos de Ceramicas of Javea gifted the CumbreCats with another 80 euros. We thank them for their continued and surprising support.

MORE GREAT NEWS

At the beginning of March , our CumbreCat lover fro Magolias, who care for 15 cats in her garden, was able to take charge of 2 adult kittens. She was able to take then both, a male and a female, to Veronica our vet and have then neutered. She also let then recover before she released the back to her garden. This kind of community co operation is working out very well. We are so proud of our community and its ability to show kindness and responsibility.

SAD NEWS

At end of February, two of our regular trappers were able to catch to CumbreCats who were not looking very good. Sadly, both cats had to be put to sleep because their injuries were beyond help.

 

MARK YOUR CALENDAR
SATURDAY, APRIL 16TH, 2022

We are having fun again! Come join our Cumbre del Sol * Community FREE event*

ARTS & CRAFTS * MARKET FUNDRAISER *

We are happy to confirm that we have some of our favourite regulars at the market again, along with some new creative crafters.

WHERE?
Como En Casa - C. Thomas-Wilson, 03726
https://goo.gl/maps/7wTcT2TdA8xY6MPd8


 

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