Whinnybank News
We have been very successful in homing some cats this week :-). Sooty & Sweep came in last December after their owners sadly passed away – they have landed on their paws in… Continue reading
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Whinnybank News
Sue had a call from Kilmany about a long-haired ginger boy raiding the cat food dishes – they borrowed a trap from Sue & he was trapped 2 days later. His fur was… Continue reading
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Apologies for our Auchtermuchty shop being closed last week due to the council resurfacing the road – we should now be open at our usual times, weather permitting. Sue was invited to give… Continue reading
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Our Newburgh shop is looking fabulous, thanks to Linda, Fiona & Tony, & we are receiving lots of compliments about it. The shop funds the Sanctuary so we thank the public for handing… Continue reading
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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Four feral cats caught at Lomond Hills Fishery have now got homes – a lady with stables in the borders is taking 2 & the other 2 are going to a farm. Sue,… Continue reading
WARNING
WARNING Sue has requested that the following post be added to the Website to warn people that a local person is advertising kittens on Gumtree for the extortionate price of £100-£200 (The Whinnybank… Continue reading
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With the help of Fife Cat Rescue, a huge problem is being sorted out at Lomond Hills Fishery. There were 6 feral females, an 8kg male and, of course, the kitten Dylan who… Continue reading
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Sue is sadly feeling her age but she doesn’t plan to retire from giving a home to the many feral, elderly & problem cats as Whinnybank has the perfect accommodation for these unwanted… Continue reading
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We have a sad story this week of two black & white brothers looking for a very special home – Sooty & Sweep sadly lost both their owners in December. They are about… Continue reading
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Lots of thanks this week to: Catriona McKenzie for her kind donation of £100; Audrey & John from Dundee for a big box of cat food (Whiskas & Dreamies) donated through our Amazon… Continue reading
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Recently Sue has lost 2 long-term friends – Ann helped in the shop & at car boot sales, Chris loved fostering kittens & being with Sue when trapping feral kittens. Both had 1… Continue reading
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The tabby kittens from last week’s news have now all been homed 🙂 People have enjoyed watching their progress on our Facebook page. Their mother is enjoying her ‘hotel’ – as she is… Continue reading
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Last week Sue had a call from Pitlochry – a lady had found 4 kittens by her wheelie bin, the whole family were tabbies. Gillie from CPL in that area picked up the… Continue reading
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Sue’s trip to see her brother ended up in a nightmare as she & her sister-in-law caught the Norovirus at the hospital. The wards at the hospital were still closed at the end… Continue reading
IMPORTANT NOTICE
Please when phoning for help to rescue a cat or cats or kittens please when you leave a message leave your phone number we have had two calls yesterday for help with no… Continue reading
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We are pleased to report that the cat flu at Whinnybank has passed with no casualties. Sue’s brother is back in hospital so she is going to visit him – it’s a good… Continue reading
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Mr & Mrs McGregor of Rathillet kept up the feeding station for the feral kittens – they have now been safely caught & Sue is so pleased that the McGregors have offered a… Continue reading
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An update on the cat & kittens at Rathillet – Sue found some lovely people who were willing to have a feeding station for the family, preventing the need for them to cross… Continue reading
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Sue was called out this week to a feral mum & 4 kittens that were seen on the road between Rathillet & Cairnie Fruit Farm. She has set up food stations but hasn’t… Continue reading