Watched this last night and found it very interesting. Surprised not to see an "in running" thread on here from last night tbh. Am I alone in thinking that Liz Bonnin is quite foxy?
A Cat's Eye View 3 parter - Part 1 now available on iplayer
Liz Bonnin was born in France to a Trinidadian mother and a French father[1] who is a dentist.[2] Her mother is of Indian Portuguese descent.[1]
The family moved to Ireland when she was nine years old.[1] She has a bachelor's degree in biochemistry from Trinity College, Dublin[3] and also holds a master's degree in Wild Animal Biology from the Zoological Society of London and the Royal Veterinary College (2008), for which she tracked tigers in Nepal.[4][5] She continues to work on big cat conservation programmes at the Zoological Society.
Liz Bonnin was born in France to a Trinidadian mother and a French father[1] who is a dentist.[2] Her mother is of Indian Portuguese descent.[1]The family moved to Ireland when she was nine years old.[1] She has a bachelor's degree in biochemistry fr
If they mentioned it was essential to have cats neutered and spayed to try and control the massive over-population, and to give the ones in the rescue homes a chance, it would help.
If they mentioned it was essential to have cats neutered and spayed to try and control the massive over-population, and to give the ones in the rescue homes a chance, it would help.
Young Asian lad about 12 visiting his grand-mum near me, nice kid, told me he'd been feeding a stray female near his house and he found 8 kittens in a garage. So he phoned the RSPCA who picked the kittens up, checked that the cat seemed ok, and left the cat. No doubt the poor cat will be having another 8 next summer. Cretins.
Young Asian lad about 12 visiting his grand-mum near me, nice kid, told me he'd been feeding a stray female near his house and he found 8 kittens in a garage. So he phoned the RSPCA who picked the kittens up, checked that the cat seemed ok, and left