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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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Whinnybank News
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
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The barn roof at Whinnybank has been fixed at last! The £3,000 raised by everyone was very much appreciated. Our next project is to raise £2,000 to replace the shed & cat runs… Continue reading
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An elderly black tom cat with flecks of grey in his coat has gone missing from Whinnybank after a few weeks being there. It won’t be possible to pick him up so if… Continue reading
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Late Saturday, & again on Sunday, people called by on the off chance that Sue was at home – but with feral cats to trap, 2 shops to keep in check, jam to… Continue reading
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Because of the summer holidays the home-able cats are beginning to be homed, although there is still a waiting list of cats to come in to the Sanctuary. The feral kittens are doing… Continue reading
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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
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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