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Cinders, the cat who had an operation on her tummy about 3 weeks ago, is doing well – the wound has healed & she gets her final check up this week. The Sanctuary… Continue reading
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Sue has been receiving a lot of very late phone calls in the middle of the night recently. She can’t change her telephone number so from 10pm to 5 am her phone will… Continue reading
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Cinders, a rescue cat from Stirling 3 years ago, has had to have a tumour removed from her stomach – she has been a very good patient. However, it has made it a… Continue reading
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Sue thanks Linda & Kevin for all the cat food – the cats do like Asda’s own food! Jade, the black cat with the bent tail brought into Whinnybank by Linda & Kevin,… Continue reading
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Our volunteers are valuable resources so we do ask that if you wish them to spend time on finding a new home for your cat(s) that do not come into the sanctuary and… Continue reading
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Annalene, daughter of our Auchtermuchty shop volunteer Ann Coyle, has done a local marathon in aid of Whinnybank! So far she has raised just over £500 – thanks Annalene! Donations can still be… Continue reading
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Sue is really busy with feral cat work just now – May always brings more work as kitten season starts. She appreciates all the cat food that has come in recently. Thank you… Continue reading
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Our thoughts are with Sandy Boyd, the hedgehog man, whose wife Alice sadly passed away last month. Sandy kindly raised £197.50 for Whinnybank in memory of Alice, for which we are very grateful.… Continue reading
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Apologies – we got the name of the new Newburgh vet wrong last week – she is called Heather! Sue thanks kitten fosterer Linda for finding super homes for our first litter of… Continue reading
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Linda did a glassware display window in our Newburgh shop last week – it is really doing well! People maybe don’t realize what lovely things we have in our shop until they see… Continue reading
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Sue spent last weekend catching 6 semi-feral cats at a farm near Leslie. It took 3 trips, so nearly 100 miles, & all 6 cats need to be neutered, wormed & vaccinated –… Continue reading
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The tabby cat picked up in Brunton has not been claimed – we now know that she is pregnant. We are looking for a temporary fosterer for her so that she can have… Continue reading
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We have a great history of successful cat homings through Whinnybank but very occasionally a cat is returned to us because they ‘don’t fit’ – this is often because a cat has been… Continue reading
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Rupert was a 4 month old kitten who was trapped in Perth with his family about 15 years ago – he was not happy with other cats around him & decided to live… Continue reading
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Sue is getting a lot of phone calls about feral toms making nuisances of themselves, being aggressive towards people as well as domestic cats. She has had 6 calls in 2 weeks from… Continue reading
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A very large TV was left outside our Newburgh shop last Wednesday – thanks go to the kind gentleman who helped Linda get it into the shop. It had no cables or remote… Continue reading
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Tiger, a 17 year old tortoiseshell, came into Whinnybank 8 weeks ago – the Council got in touch with Sue after evicting her owner from her cottage. The owner was told where Tiger… Continue reading
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Sue is enjoying having a break from homing domestic cats – she is still busy though as the ferals are a lot of work. She has sadly had to have 3 very frail… Continue reading
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There is a shortage of domestic cats at the moment – we currently have only 3 up for homing with another one due in soon. So, Sue has had extra time to spend… Continue reading
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For once there were no cat calls on Christmas Day! Sue did receive a call on New Year’s Day from a sad family whose daughter had passed away leaving her cat, who could… Continue reading