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Advertising Stray cats in Valongo, an area of Portugal’s second city Porto, are starting 2021 on a high. The cat colonies that call the city’s streets home are getting new shelters – in the form of old washing machines and dryers.  To give new life to broken or unused appliances, authorities in Valongo are transforming the chunky old machines into cat shelters. They are being painted and decorated – and lined with blankets – to offer the cats both comfort and protection. ‘This year, the Municipality of Valongo started sterilising colonies of stray cats, having sterilised, vaccinated and microchipped more than 100 cats and cats in 12 colonies. We now feel the need to provide them with a “home”,’ says vet Fernando Rodrigues. ‘This project stemmed from that idea, as the old washing or drying machines are a domestic waste that can be reused and are free of charge.’

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