Purrs In Our Hearts - Cat Forum UK
Cat General => General Cat Chat => Topic started by: berties mum on January 30, 2008, 16:41:59 PM
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/wales/mid/7217274.stm
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Well I work in a hospital and I can tell you that cat looks cleaner than some of the members of public that pass through our department. Getting them to wear clean clothes would help and having a wash would be even better :rofl:
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TBH, I think most hospitals just call rent-o-kill in :censored:
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What would Rentakill do?
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When I had my first hospital job, Matron (yes the old fashioned all powerful one-and-only matron, not the ones they have now) had a cat that used to sprawl on the floor outside her office. It was the biggest cat I've ever seen, grossly overweight, but nobody dared complain ;)
My first ever cat came from that hospital. She was a feral kitten, not fully weaned, and her mother had been caught and killed by a trap in the cellar that was supposedly intended for rats :( She was so small I could sit her on my palm and still see the edges of my hand but was she fierce - I have to admit I was scared of her that first night. She was absolutely full of fleas and every night I would sit combing her because none of the flea products could be used on such a young kitten. You wouldn't believe the size of the piles of eggs I got off her. Later I fumigated the house and nearly suffocated my mum in the process. Wuzzy lived to be nearly 17 and although she was fine with us she never lost her feral instincts. The vet who spayed her gave me a lesson in how to take stitches out so I wouldn't have to take her back :Crazy:
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Well I work in a hospital and I can tell you that cat looks cleaner than some of the members of public that pass through our department.
That's what I was thinking :rofl: Given that it's an A&E dept they're talking about, I think the cat is the least of anyone's worries.
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He made me laugh because he reminds me of a large ginger cat called Spike who used to live nextdoor to me ... Spike would regularly wander into the local pub and sit on their chairs and not understand what the fuss was about :evillaugh:
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What would Rentakill do?
Jill (my mate of the oldies) onced stopped a rent okill van that had trapped a couple of cats in the hospital that shewas at. She blocked the van in as the man insisted that he had to take the cats he'd trapped and pts them.
She wouldn't let him go until he handed the cats over....
army barracks sometimes resort to putting down cannisters of poisonous gas.
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What would Rentakill do?
Jill (my mate of the oldies) onced stopped a rent okill van that had trapped a couple of cats in the hospital that shewas at. She blocked the van in as the man insisted that he had to take the cats he'd trapped and pts them.
She wouldn't let him go until he handed the cats over....
army barracks sometimes resort to putting down cannisters of poisonous gas.
What ???
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With the NHS contracting cleaning nowadays and it no longer being in house mostly, that cat is probably the cleanest thing there.
In my local hospital, all the cleaners are foreign and look dejected. The wage they get reflects the cleanliness.
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I am trying hard not to be rude about the Welsh Health Service but its impossible so I better just leave :censored: :censored: :censored: