PRICE CHANGE FOR KITTENS
PRICE CHANGE FOR KITTENS Due to increase costs over the past few years, it is with regret that we are putting up the price for kittens we have had them at £50 for… Continue reading
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Whinnybank News
The 5 kittens born at Whinnybank are doing well 🙂 Because the mum is feral the kittens will be taken from her at 5 weeks old to give them a chance to be… Continue reading
Whinnybank News
Apologies for there being no news recently – Sue has been away visiting her sick brother in Hampshire. We lost another elderly resident last week – Bullet arrived 11 years ago with air… Continue reading
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The pregnant feral cat Sue trapped at Lochgelly has had her kittens & all seem to be doing well. There are 12 cats waiting to come in to Whinnybank – what is wrong… Continue reading
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Josh, a well-loved feral cat who was a resident of Whinnybank for many years, has sadly passed away – Sue & a few of the other cats are really missing him. Thanks go… Continue reading
Whinnybank News
Apologies for there being no news for the past 2 weeks – Sue is up to her eyes in cat work! All the rescues are the same just now, full of unwanted cats… Continue reading
Whinnybank News
We now have an Amazon Wishlist which makes it easier to donate cat food to Whinnybank – please go to the Whinnybank Cat Sanctuary Facebook page for the link (or Click Here). Thanks… Continue reading
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Good news – 10 year old Rupert, a long-term resident of Whinnybank, turned up last Friday after being missing for 3 months – he was in good condition, as if he had never… Continue reading
Whinnybank News
Sue appreciates all the extra food & bric-a-brac donated recently as Whinnybank is full to the rafters again! Toby, a 16 year old ginger & white male, came in after being at the… Continue reading
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Sue was able to attend David Armit’s funeral (apologies for the spelling last week) – it was a simple & calm farewell, just the way David would have wanted it – he wrote… Continue reading
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A semi-feral cat Sue picked up last Friday was just 8 months old & heavily pregnant – she had her kittens on Monday & there are quite a few of them! Sue will… Continue reading
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Sadly we have lost two long-term volunteers recently – Caroline Kinnaird of Newburgh and David Arnott of Auchtermuchty – they will be greatly missed & our thoughts are with their families. The Sanctuary… Continue reading
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We hope everyone enjoyed the lovely weather over Easter! Our Easter Raffle went well – we raised £70 for the cats. Linda will be doing another raffle in the summer. In the sunny… Continue reading
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Sue returned to Perth Recycling Plant this week – the feral mum has moved her kittens as expected – Sue will keep an eye out for the mum so that she can be… Continue reading
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Jim, who works at Perth recycling plant, called Sue in a panic to say he had found a 2 week old kitten near all the rubbish. Because Sue had 4 days of fundraising… Continue reading
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Two elderly tortoiseshell cats being fostered by Carol & Adam have had major dental work done this week – one has had all but her front teeth out. Our thoughts are with Carol… Continue reading
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Sue’s brother down in Hampshire is on his last legs so she was glad to be able to visit him for 6 days last week. She thanks volunteers Lorna & John for making… Continue reading
PHONE CALLS
Please when people are phoning the sanctuary and leaving a message could you please say the phone number slowly and clearly Sue has had a few messages and numbers left but can only… Continue reading
Whinnybank News
The pop-up shop in Leven run by Kathy, Jim & Linda was a great success thanks to all their hard work! They raised just under £1500 for our barn roof – we should… Continue reading
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Kathy, long-term Whinnybank supporter, & her friends have a pop-up shop in Leven selling bric-a-brac, furniture etc to raise funds for Whinnybank – if anyone has any items to donate they would be… Continue reading