Some People

I was just talking to my sister on the phone and she told me about a
robbery from her local "Cats Protection" shop. Two teenage girls went
in, one of them distracted the asistant while the other stole £100
pounds from the till. What kind of people steel from a charity?

The good news is, after the theft was reported in the local paper with a
request that people call in and donate £1, they raised over £1000, more
than ten times the ammount stolen. They now have enough money to
refurbish the pens at the shelter, so the cats waiting for homes will be
more comfortable this winter.
--
Adrian (Owned by Snoopy & Bagheera)
A house is not a home, without a cat.

in article , Adrian at wrote
on 9/26/04 5:44 AM:

I was just talking to my sister on the phone and she told me about a
robbery from her local "Cats Protection" shop. Two teenage girls went
in, one of them distracted the asistant while the other stole £100
pounds from the till. What kind of people steel from a charity?

The good news is, after the theft was reported in the local paper with a
request that people call in and donate £1, they raised over £1000, more
than ten times the ammount stolen. They now have enough money to
refurbish the pens at the shelter, so the cats waiting for homes will be
more comfortable this winter.

That is low. Although I'm glad they got such a good response from the
community, I hope someone finds those two girls

in article , Adrian at wrote
on 9/26/04 5:44 AM:

I was just talking to my sister on the phone and she told me about a
robbery from her local "Cats Protection" shop. Two teenage girls went
in, one of them distracted the asistant while the other stole £100
pounds from the till. What kind of people steel from a charity?

The good news is, after the theft was reported in the local paper with a
request that people call in and donate £1, they raised over £1000, more
than ten times the ammount stolen. They now have enough money to
refurbish the pens at the shelter, so the cats waiting for homes will be
more comfortable this winter.

That is low. Although I'm glad they got such a good response from the
community, I hope someone finds those two girls

in article , Adrian at wrote
on 9/26/04 5:44 AM:

I was just talking to my sister on the phone and she told me about a
robbery from her local "Cats Protection" shop. Two teenage girls went
in, one of them distracted the asistant while the other stole £100
pounds from the till. What kind of people steel from a charity?

The good news is, after the theft was reported in the local paper with a
request that people call in and donate £1, they raised over £1000, more
than ten times the ammount stolen. They now have enough money to
refurbish the pens at the shelter, so the cats waiting for homes will be
more comfortable this winter.

That is low. Although I'm glad they got such a good response from the
community, I hope someone finds those two girls

Karen wrote:
in article , Adrian at
wrote on 9/26/04 5:44 AM:

I was just talking to my sister on the phone and she told me about a
robbery from her local "Cats Protection" shop. Two teenage girls went
in, one of them distracted the asistant while the other stole £100
pounds from the till. What kind of people steel from a charity?

The good news is, after the theft was reported in the local paper
with a request that people call in and donate £1, they raised over
£1000, more than ten times the ammount stolen. They now have enough
money to refurbish the pens at the shelter, so the cats waiting for
homes will be more comfortable this winter.

That is low. Although I'm glad they got such a good response from the
community, I hope someone finds those two girls

*I* hope the two girls don't read the paper and go back to get the proceeds
from their low-down theft.

Jill ---cynical after all these years

Karen wrote:
in article , Adrian at
wrote on 9/26/04 5:44 AM:

I was just talking to my sister on the phone and she told me about a
robbery from her local "Cats Protection" shop. Two teenage girls went
in, one of them distracted the asistant while the other stole £100
pounds from the till. What kind of people steel from a charity?

The good news is, after the theft was reported in the local paper
with a request that people call in and donate £1, they raised over
£1000, more than ten times the ammount stolen. They now have enough
money to refurbish the pens at the shelter, so the cats waiting for
homes will be more comfortable this winter.

That is low. Although I'm glad they got such a good response from the
community, I hope someone finds those two girls

*I* hope the two girls don't read the paper and go back to get the proceeds
from their low-down theft.

Jill ---cynical after all these years

Karen wrote:
in article , Adrian at
wrote on 9/26/04 5:44 AM:

I was just talking to my sister on the phone and she told me about a
robbery from her local "Cats Protection" shop. Two teenage girls went
in, one of them distracted the asistant while the other stole £100
pounds from the till. What kind of people steel from a charity?

The good news is, after the theft was reported in the local paper
with a request that people call in and donate £1, they raised over
£1000, more than ten times the ammount stolen. They now have enough
money to refurbish the pens at the shelter, so the cats waiting for
homes will be more comfortable this winter.

That is low. Although I'm glad they got such a good response from the
community, I hope someone finds those two girls

*I* hope the two girls don't read the paper and go back to get the proceeds
from their low-down theft.

Jill ---cynical after all these years

On Sun, 26 Sep 2004 12:44:59 +0100, "Adrian" wrote:

I was just talking to my sister on the phone and she told me about a
robbery from her local "Cats Protection" shop. Two teenage girls went
in, one of them distracted the asistant while the other stole £100
pounds from the till. What kind of people steel from a charity?

The good news is, after the theft was reported in the local paper with a
request that people call in and donate £1, they raised over £1000, more
than ten times the ammount stolen. They now have enough money to
refurbish the pens at the shelter, so the cats waiting for homes will be
more comfortable this winter.
--
Adrian (Owned by Snoopy & Bagheera)
A house is not a home, without a cat.


Glad the community pitched in and that the animals will benefit. Do
hope those low-down girls get caught, though, and soon.

Ginger-lyn

On Sun, 26 Sep 2004 12:44:59 +0100, "Adrian" wrote:

I was just talking to my sister on the phone and she told me about a
robbery from her local "Cats Protection" shop. Two teenage girls went
in, one of them distracted the asistant while the other stole £100
pounds from the till. What kind of people steel from a charity?

The good news is, after the theft was reported in the local paper with a
request that people call in and donate £1, they raised over £1000, more
than ten times the ammount stolen. They now have enough money to
refurbish the pens at the shelter, so the cats waiting for homes will be
more comfortable this winter.
--
Adrian (Owned by Snoopy & Bagheera)
A house is not a home, without a cat.


Glad the community pitched in and that the animals will benefit. Do
hope those low-down girls get caught, though, and soon.

Ginger-lyn

On Sun, 26 Sep 2004 12:44:59 +0100, "Adrian" wrote:

I was just talking to my sister on the phone and she told me about a
robbery from her local "Cats Protection" shop. Two teenage girls went
in, one of them distracted the asistant while the other stole £100
pounds from the till. What kind of people steel from a charity?

The good news is, after the theft was reported in the local paper with a
request that people call in and donate £1, they raised over £1000, more
than ten times the ammount stolen. They now have enough money to
refurbish the pens at the shelter, so the cats waiting for homes will be
more comfortable this winter.
--
Adrian (Owned by Snoopy & Bagheera)
A house is not a home, without a cat.


Glad the community pitched in and that the animals will benefit. Do
hope those low-down girls get caught, though, and soon.

Ginger-lyn