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Sue has a few trapping jobs on the go just now – all her traps are currently in use! She completed a job at Stenton this week, trapping a semi-feral mum & her… Continue reading
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The feral colony job re the cats & kittens at a farm near Perth is far from finished but is going well – some have already been homed & others are in foster… Continue reading
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The six remaining litters of kittens born at Whinnybank are now at the stage of eating solid food so it is time to bring them into the hustle & bustle of the house… Continue reading
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Due to a few horrible people shoplifting in our shops we have sadly had no choice but to install CCTV – unless you are a shoplifter, please don’t take it personally. Isabel, who… Continue reading
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This week we are worried about 3 elderly cats in our care just now as we quite simply do not have the time to give them all the love they need & deserve.… Continue reading
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Following on from our news last week re the feral females from the farm near Perth – we now have 7 litters of kittens! People have been so kind & have stepped forward… Continue reading
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Sue has been busy with the ferals on the farm near Perth – there are about 15 cats in total, 2 males & the rest all pregnant females! She has caught 8 females… Continue reading
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Sue continues to work on the feral job at a farm near Perth – last Wednesday (thanks to Helen, Ann-Marie & Charlotte covering the ‘Muchty shop) she has so far managed to trap… Continue reading
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Sue has been asked to remove feral cats from a farm near Perth – there are 12+ cats, none neutered, and on inspecting the job she saw pregnant cats too. The farm is… Continue reading
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This week Sue managed to trap three 4 month old black feral kittens in Bay Road, Wormit – and she already has a home for them on a farm! The mum cat has… Continue reading
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Many thanks go to Maureen Smith’s family for their kind donation of a lovely Easter Hamper in Maureen’s memory – Anne Marie of Auchtermuchty was delighted to win it. Maureen always particularly enjoyed… Continue reading
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This week we received the sad news that Marjorie Edgar of Kingskettle, a loyal long-term supporter of Whinnybank, passed away. She will be sorely missed, our thoughts are with her daughter Gillian. It… Continue reading
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It has now been 5 weeks since Sue had her operation – she is feeling very well & itching to do things such as feral trapping but she is being good & still… Continue reading
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Mary Kinninmonth, who used to work in our Auchtermuchty shop, sadly passed away last Saturday. She was a real cat lady & had been caring for a stray who id now being cared… Continue reading
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About 4 months ago a litter of four 7-week old kittens were rescued from a greenhouse in Cluny Clays – they were not socialised & quite timid but we managed to happily home… Continue reading
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At short notice Sue was called into a Glasgow hospital for her much needed operation last Friday – she was kept in for 2 nights, partly due to the horrendous weather. She is… Continue reading
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Long term supporter of Whinnybank, Maureen Smith, sadly passed away suddenly on Tuesday 29 Sept. She will be sorely missed by everyone, particularly in our Auchtermuchty shop where she was a highly valued… Continue reading
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Sue has been busy with feral jobs! At the Council yard in Perth 9 cats have been caught & 2 have been returned so far. In Pitlochry a kind gent called Morris, who… Continue reading
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Sue has been called in to Perth Council yard as the feral colony there is getting out of hand – it must be 20 years since she last ‘tidied up’ there! One of… Continue reading
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A friend of Sue’s, Lynn Flanders of Wormit, called to say a tortie cat had had 3 kittens in a friend’s greenhouse in Newport. The lady had thought she had been feeding a… Continue reading