Radiotherapy: Principles to Practice - 2nd Edition - Sue Griffiths

How it all started:\n\n \n\nThe Trust was established in 1975 when Katherine Wilson (always known as 'Kit'), a well-known cat show judge and campaigner for animal welfare, left a small legacy to be used for the benefit of animals. \n\nA cornerstone of the Trust's founding policy then, as now, was to promote the spaying and neutering of pets. The need for the Trust's work in rescuing and re-homing unwanted cats and dogs would be greatly reduced if there were fewer kittens and puppies being born. Animals rescued by the Trust are the lucky ones - thousands of unwanted pets are destroyed every year by other organisations and authorities.\n\nWhat we do:\n\n \n\nFrom a modest beginning the Trust has grown and in 1986 set up its own Animal Rescue Centre in Hadlow Down, near Uckfield, in East Sussex. In addition to the animal rescue and re-homing work, the Trust has become increasingly involved in wildlife rehabilitation and operates a wildlife emergency helpline. Over the yea.