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TLC Facility10/05 Note: We've sold this facility in order to better focus on our spay/neuter and scholarship programs. See our Winter 2006 newsletter for a fuller explanation.
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Our facility, known as the old Braun farm,
is located southwest of Ann Arbor
on Textile Road in Lodi Township.
The farmhouse is approximately 2,500 sq. ft.
The second floor provides living quarters
for the resident caretaker.
The first floor provides workshop and meeting rooms in the front
and shelters a colony of geriatric cats
for our Older Cats for Older People program in the rear.
The farmhouse has barrier-free access, with paved parking
near the front door.
This is a view of the rear of the farmhouse
where the older cats are sheltered.
To the right is a 12-foot door wall
exiting to a 400 sq. ft. deck,
extending to a small yard to the left.
These areas are securely cat-fenced
to provide the cats with safe outdoor access
and a varied array of resting and sleeping places.
Even in the dead of winter,
with all the glass in this wall
and its southern exposure,
the shelter is bright, cheery
and all that cats could ask for --
short of having their own human companion.
This is a view of the barn,
across the paved drive from the house.
This is a historic barn, built in the late 1800s.
Constructed of rough-hewn white oak timbers
joined together with hand-cut mortise/tenon joints,
it's a marvelous example of early Michigan barn construction.