Telly Time!

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It’s Thursday night and it’s Paul O’Grady – For The Love of Dogs on ITV.

Tonight we learnt about Patrick the Staffie who ate a kebab stick that came through his stomach.

We were so happy that Mimi found a wonderful family to take her home.

But Tyler died!!!  And Mummy started crying – and it was hugging time.

May’s comment: I better not go to Battersea Dogs and Cats Home … I will be so tempted.

 

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  1. Thank you for a terrific programme. We’re watching in Australia and wish we had a place as good as Battersea. So often here it seems money is more important than the animal. Loved little Minnie.

    1. Hi Little Minnie, isn’t it a fab programme! Battersea is a very special place. Mummy sometimes goes there to give them things and they are always such nice people working there too. Well, I think anyone who works with animals are just special. xox

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