Dancing for Purrs a hit
The first Dancing for Purrs event that took place in the capital over the weekend was a big hit.The idea stems from a similar initiative in South Africa, "Dancers love dogs".
Locally however, the Triglav Trust was founded in Namibia by sisters Tanja and Ronja Lhys with the aim helping cats.
The so-called TNR Project (Trap Neuter Release) has, thanks to the support of the Have a Heart Project, already caught and sterilized over 23 000 cats across the country and either released them or found them a new home.
Together with the Snout Project, which actively and exclusively works for the "rehoming" of cats, these organisations hosted their first dance show for the benefit of the four-legged friends.
Various dance schools, including belly dancers, ballet and various modern dances put on a first-class show that thrilled the audience.
A solo singer rounded off the programme on a musical note.
The master of ceremonies Anne Mans promised the audience that the show would definitely be even bigger and better next year.
For more info or to support the cause, visit www.triglavtrust.org.