Call the police!

A different perspective for last Friday 😔 it was one of those god awful days when you wish you had stayed in bed.

4am - cats decided to do zoomies. Over the bed. Woke me up.

6am - all fed, meds given to who needed, cleaned trays etc.

8am. Create tweet and update socials.

8.30am - Coffee 😋 

9am. Chip check a lost puppy (great news as reunited with owner within 3 hours 🙏)

10am. 3rd Meeting with Tadweer

12 mid day. Catchup on socials.

12.30 Coffee 😋 

2pm. Collate pins for this evenings search areas

3pm Coffee 😋 

5.30pm collect two volunteer searchers

6pm reached first pin.

6.30pm rescued puppy with team from under a parked car

7.30pm phone stolen

8pm Take puppy to vet for checkup and overnight boarding

9pm take volunteers home

9.30pm Khalifa City Police station. Report phone stolen. Released my wasta from previous connections made at police station whilst searching for the boys 💪 

1030pm attend place where phone was stolen with CID

12 midnight Coffee 😋 

FML

Was super close to throwing in the towel. Exhausted. Not getting anywhere. Phone stolen. 

Dave and my friends offered support, patted me on the back and said I have to continue. One look in Little Dodys eyes told me I had no choice. For my boys and for all the other dumped animals  - I won't give up.



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