Using drainage pipes to feed feral cats
In war torn Syria, kind souls are feeding and watering feral cats using building materials; in this instance drainage pipes.
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- Photo: oranews.tv
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- Photo: oranews.tv
There are two aspects to this which impress me. Firstly this is Syria, a country in crisis. The war started in 2011. To outsiders it seems the country is in a mess with no end to the war; an almost permanent state of national crisis. And yet there is time for some to use their intelligence, compassion and imagination to ensure that the community cats are feed and watered.
Secondly, the kind people who did this have used ordinary building materials to create a nice looking customised feeding station for feral cats. It looks really cool.
On a technical note I am not sure how the water and dry cat food is prevented from flowing out at the bottom. Perhaps the pipes are only filled at the bottom of the construction and the main body of it is for labelling. Anyway it works and it looks cool and I love them. They are in Damascus where the war is less obvious.
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There is a Twitter account called Syrian Cats where the work of one ambulance driver in saving the sanity of children by caring for these poor cats is shown.
Love those pipe devices, I wonder if there is some sort of syphon device in the water pipe?
I am seeking many builders, conveyers, architects. in building trade to help me to re-build the war zone buildings Middle East. I am in contact with many and feedback from anybody who would like to help re-building of their schools, homes workplaces, hospitals, will be sponsored by the big companies who will need me to get as many replies from these trades, and, if in Japan, and on the Andreas fault line, buildings shake, never crumble, so to re-build on a much firmer foundation, will not be a loss of many schoolchildren, etc just to the earth shattering, not just earthquake, but bomb proof also. Hope this will all be a good kick in teeth to all the ISIS Terrorists.Never give up on innocent ones, but we should all come together to stand firm, build firmer foundations, and give those innocent people a really decent life, just like ourselves, should we not, instead of many who just winge and moan.
Wow! This looks like a neat idea. The only issue is can they clean these pipes out periodically? I know it’s not top priority but it is important. Maybe they just replace them, but that takes time and effort also.?