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The Agora => Kefalonia News => Announcements => Topic started by: jeanskala on Friday, 08 March, 2019 @ 12:42:07
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KATs will be holding their Spring Bazaar on Saturday 30th March, at Jerry's Elliniko, Katelios, starting at 11am until 2pm.
Stalls include, home-made cakes, pastries and produce, books, CDs, DVDs, Bric-a-Brac and a lots more...
Tea and coffee will also be available, and of course, it wouldn't be a KATs Bazaar without a raffle!!
Look forward to seeing you there!
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Just thought I'd add this post from the KATs committee, regarding the animals neutered in 2018...
At last, the total neuter figures for 2018. The vast majority are cats and thankfully female ones, they are looking so well now in those parts of the island where there are so many kind and caring people getting them to the vets, such a change from a few years ago when they looked so straggly and sick, and so many kittens struggling to survive. The total including charity vet, Inez’s contribution of 102 cats, comes to 872 animals neutered. The cost is in excess of 50,000 Euro but all bills are paid. Thank you to everyone you makes this possible, the workers here and the kind people who donate regularly to us. Onward and upward the elusive 1,000 is still to be achieved but getting there
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KATs will be holding their annual AGM on Saturday 23rd March, at Happiness Restaurant, Karavados, starting at 12 noon. Coffee and tea will be available.
Everyone is welcome, especially as it is an occasion where committee members are voted on and so it would be great for other like-minded folks to join us. Being on the committee may not be your thing but we are always in need of help with transporting animals to and from the vets, as well as coming up with fresh ideas for fundraising etc. We are only a small charity and we are running a very successful neutering programme and extra pairs of hands are always very useful!
We look forward to seeing you.
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Just thought I'd add this post from the KATs committee, regarding the animals neutered in 2018...
At last, the total neuter figures for 2018. The vast majority are cats and thankfully female ones, they are looking so well now in those parts of the island where there are so many kind and caring people getting them to the vets, such a change from a few years ago when they looked so straggly and sick, and so many kittens struggling to survive. The total including charity vet, Inez’s contribution of 102 cats, comes to 872 animals neutered. The cost is in excess of 50,000 Euro but all bills are paid. Thank you to everyone you makes this possible, the workers here and the kind people who donate regularly to us. Onward and upward the elusive 1,000 is still to be achieved but getting there
Amazing achievements! :btu:
Tony