Whinnybank News
Sue had a call from a lovely couple who took on 2 of Sue’s feral kittens 11 years ago. They told her they were emigrating to Italy & Sue expected them to want… Continue reading
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Whinnybank News
While Sue was trapping ferals she saw a young ginger female in season who was being chased by the tom cats. She eventually managed to trap her after 2 weeks, knowing that she… Continue reading
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We are pleased to have homed 8 cats in the past week, including 2 elderly ones. Poor old Soldier, who came into Whinnybank last autumn, & who finally found a new home 4… Continue reading
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Thanks to Carol & Adam of Chance Inn for fostering a mum & kittens for us – the kittens have now been homed in pairs & the mum has been neutered & returned… Continue reading
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There are 5 elderly cats at Whinnybank just now, and Sue is waiting for 4 more to come in. Only a very few rescues in Fife are accepting elderly cats at the moment.… Continue reading
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Bonnie, an elderly cat who came into Whinnybank a week ago, had had many litters of kittens throughout her 11 years – this made her spaying operation life-threatening! Thankfully she came through &… Continue reading
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The SSPCA contacted Sue about a family of feral cats in Perth who had not been fed since lockdown started – they won’t be easy to trap as they have had to extend… Continue reading
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James Mathie (you must be a mind reader!) – thank you so much for the donation of “Felix Gravy Lover” cat food through our Amazon Wishlist – 4 cats at Whinnybank absolutely adore… Continue reading
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Sue has been very busy with both domestic & feral cats, probably in part due to Fife CPL still being ‘dormant’ due to Coronavirus. The cats up at Whinnybank are still enjoying having… Continue reading
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Sue is pleased to have been awarded two Fife Council Covid19 grants – one for each of our shops which, obviously, remain closed at this time. The grants will help us to continue… Continue reading
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A tabby girl, who was abandoned & came to live at Whinnybank last year, eats her food off her paw, leaving a daily mess to clean up! Sue has known cats who do… Continue reading
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Sue had a feral cat come in from Glenrothes this week but sadly he had to be put to sleep due to a tumour on his cheek. Another feral came in from Cupar… Continue reading
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Sue is overwhelmed by the kindness of people who continue to donate cat food through the Whinnybank Amazon wish list, and donations of money too – thank you so much. Many people know… Continue reading
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Sue has had 3 pregnant cats come into Whinnybank already this year – it looks like this may be a bad year for kittens as Sue is, like many people, trying to stay… Continue reading
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With the sadness we are all facing right now, Sue wishes to thank Heather Vets & the volunteers for their continuing support. Our shops are, obviously, now closed & we are unable to… Continue reading
SHOP CLOSING
It is with great regret we are closing the Auchtermuchty Shop will be closed until further notice.The Shop in Newburgh will also be closed for the foreseeable future. If you would like to donate… Continue reading
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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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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