Animals in its care can now be treated on-site
Cats who require medical treatment will now be able to receive it on-site at the Mann Cat Sanctuary.
The animal charity in Santon has completed work on its own veterinary surgery.
It means the animals who reside there will no longer need to travel - the charity currently has around 150 cats in its care.
Darryl Hill says the facility is already making a big difference:
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