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Greetings from Melbourne, Australia.
Excuse me for being absent, we've been busy watching tennis and playing...
with cats!



We're in the middle of the Australian Open and between frequent visits to Melbourne Park, we took time out to visit my daughter's friend who was fostering three kittens from the Lost Dogs (and cats) Home. 


This little cutie, soon made herself comfy in the middle of the tennis shoes and was quite the star of the show. If she hadn't already been adopted, I could almost see her on tour, next stop Roland Garros!

The players always have plenty of opportunities to get to know our Aussie animals with an up close and personal experience with various Aussie animals taken into the Players area (see last years post here).

This year there was an Australia Zoo room full of toy kangaroos, koalas, and the like, for the players to chose with tickets to the local zoos and animal sanctuaries.

I'm pretty sure a kitty experience would have been a big hit also!


Of course, we couldn't let the kittens distract us for too long, 
as it was, our Crazy Poodle was already none too impressed that we are out a lot! 

Photo Credit: I Falconi

Link with thanks to Beverly at Pink Saturday




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Location: Melbourne VIC, Australia

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