Værelser i Fynshav

Fantastisk sted. Lækre faciliteter, topklasse pænt og rent. Mulighed for at købe drikkevarer og snacks. Adgang til kaffe

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Rustig gelegen, fijne ontvangst

Geen opmerkingen

Dejligt meget skabsplads. Fine værelser og fint dejligt stort badeværelse. Godt med et køleskab. meget praktisk med nøgleskab. Nemt at gå til indkøb og vandet.

Dobbelt sengene var meget smalle. Det havde ikke været ok for os, hvis vi skulle sove to voksne i en seng. Men vi to havde så bare hver sit værelse.

1. Clean 2. Quite 3. Easy exit 4. Nice welcome in native language

1. There's no kitchen. There's a room with plates, a kettle, and a microwave. But there's nowhere to wash the dishes. 2. Two old, thin, and very soft mattresses have to be removed from the bed to make it sleepable. I don't 3. When I drove up to the apartment's address, I saw a cat running towards me from a distance. It jumped onto the plastic trash cans placed opposite the front door of the house at the back of which the apartment is located. And since we've always had cats in our house (we now have two), I immediately knew it was a female cat, as only the females are tricolored – tortoiseshell. This one had long fur, which, up close, turned out to be completely matted. Her hair was clumped into large, dirty balls all over her body. The kitten was very hungry, and judging by her distended belly, she was also infested with worms. Her eyes were watering. She was suffering. I thought, what kind of owner could neglect their cat like that? Not seeing her suffering. It turned out she hadn't run to that address by accident. In the apartment, I found a note with photos of three cats and a request not to let them in because they belonged to Anita, the owner. In one of them, I barely recognized the cat from the dumpster – 12-year-old Stigne. Both have a distinctive light vertical line running up to their forehead, green eyes, and a light tie. Stigne in the small photo is a beautiful, well-groomed kitty. Stigne on the street is a matted, hungry, worm-infested, and suffering cat. How could she have been allowed to get to this state? The Danish Animal Welfare Act of 2013 requires those who keep animals to provide them with adequate shelter, feeding, watering, and care, taking into account their physiological, etiological, and health needs. Therefore, the act prohibits both direct abuse and neglect. I want the owner to take Stigne to a vet, have her dewormed, and care. And if Mrs.