Dr Scott Miller, who is the resident vet on ITV's The Morning, declared Bayston Hill's Shropshire Cat Rescue the"cutest cat retirement village" when he visited them recently.
Shropshire Cat Rescue welcomed Dr Scott Miller for the filming of his new show, Rescue Vet. Photo: Rescue Vet/Youtube Battling a runny nose from a surprising cat allergy, Dr Scott's first patients were new arrivals, five-year-old Winston and four-year-old Dotty, who recently arrived at the centre with poor skin due to flea allergic dermatitis.
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