We came back to the shelter feeling a bit under the weather with Carmena calling numerous people and arranging a meeting for the next day to have some clarification for Rona's situation. We also drove to check out the dog shelter that had been built on the outskirts of the small town of Bumbesti Jiu. They will probably start to collect stray dogs to this shelter some day. The shelter was still empty and such a poor excuse of a construction that I'd rather see it empty also in future.  

In the afternoon I spent a couple of hours mingling with the shelter dogs and taking pictures. It was somehow comforting to be in the middle of hundreds of friends, sharing them my thoughts of the injustice of the world and other puzzling things. When I had shared my thoughts and hugged the numerous dogs of the shelter I moved on to check out the caravan brought from Germany in January. Unfortunately there had been a little mice invasion going on in there. In the back of the caravan was some shelter equipment nicely put on shelves. The front part was for changing clothes and lunch breaks. While I was there looking around I had this thought that the next time maybe we could bring an eco-toilet to the shelter since the surroundings of the shelter are getting so lively that soon there'll be no chance to use the "natural toilet" anymore. 

After my check-up in the caravan I realized that it'd be impossible to try and find all the holes through which the mice come inside. We had brought an ultrasound-mouse trap to the warehouse building but since there's no electricity in the caravan we couldn't install the mouse trap in there. Anu and Carita continued to clean the cages and Heli and Patricia washed the dirty pallets found nearby the shelter. We figured we could use those pallets somewhere in the shelter.