Lomloy needs a home
Lomloy is out of her cone, washing herself and walking around the clinic floor. After five and a half weeks in the animal hospital, nobody has offered to take her in.
Updates
From the kennels
We post in bursts, mostly when Tom is in Thailand, and whenever the family sends photos. If it has been quiet for a while, the cats are fine. They are just busy sleeping.
The yellow house
A normal home in Chiang Rai with a cat kennel built into it, and Lucky, Snow and Manui, about ten years after their stories were first told here.
Why there is a fence
A pit bull, a canal, and my mother-in-law in the water. The front of Phanu Garden, and the reason it looks the way it does.
Lomloy walks
A kitten Mee found bleeding at an orchid farm on 1 October could not use her back legs. Twenty-five days later she walked across the clinic floor to Mee's hand.
The site is back
Ten years on, julaluck.org is live again, and I'm heading to Thailand with a camera.
A home for Jumpy's kittens
The two surviving kittens with feline leukemia live in a small cage above the carport. We wanted to build them something better.
Building the new kennel
Wire mesh, posts and a lot of sweat. A look at the new kennel going up in Chiang Rai in November 2016.
Room to play
Inside the cat room at Chiang Rai: beds, boxes and a lot of cats in not very much space.