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Josaphine, I think it's lovely when you can save something's life. Just by keeping it warm & quiet, it helps it to get over the shock, doesn't it?
Oh, Jugglering, i wish I could put a collar on Cleo (when we lived in Surrey, my cats always had collars with bells attached), but where we live now it would be too dangerous for her. When we first moved here, Cassie & Romy had collars, but then Cass got hers caught up in a stock fence and got very upset when she couldn't get free. I know they're supposed to be easy for the cat to get out from, but I've found they're not. I just keep the young'uns in when I'm at work and only let them out for an hour every morning and every evening while there are baby birds about - it lessens the risk to the birds. The 3 older girls aren't interested in catching anything (well, maybe the odd mouse!) but the youngsters are little devils, especially Cleo - she just spends hours sitting under the bird feeder!!