Hamster Wheel Parts in Kampala Dog Wash

String lights hang in a line, casting a warm glow against the blue twilight visible through the open bay of a self-serve dog wash station in Kampala. A large plastic bin sits on a concrete floor, filled with disassembled hamster wheel components. Stainless steel rods gleam with a cool metallic sheen, resting beside chunks of translucent acrylic and soft, matted tufts of beige fur. Patches of white fleece are tangled within the pile, their fibers catching the lamplight. The wet season rain has left the concrete floor damp and reflective, mirroring the string lights in elongated streaks. In the background, the dark silhouette of a washing bay door frames the scattered parts, creating a quiet contrast between the industrial metal and the organic textures of the animal materials. One stainless bolt lies isolated near the bin's edge.