Whinnybank Cat Sanctuary
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Rehoming Cats & Kittens: Tayside & Fife
For cat or kitten enquiries, please see contact details on each listing. For all other enquiries call: 01337 840414.
Covering: Fife, Tayside, Perthshire, Edinburgh and Stirling.
We rescue and rehome cats & kittens. If you can help by offering a loving, permanent home, please give us a call. Please only call for kittens if they are listed on this page. If there are none listed we don't have any available for homing!
When contacting us, please mention that you found us through our Cat Chat Homing Page - thank you!
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Last Updated: 17/04/2024
DONATIONS BY CHEQUE - important information
Mon, 15 Feb 2016
  Donations are gratefully received & every penny is used to care for the cats at Whinnybank.   If you wish to send a cheque please make it payable to Sue Hancock - Cat Rescue Account.   Thank you :-)
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A GUIDE TO DONATIONS WHEN YOU ADOPT A CAT OR KITTEN
Tue, 09 Jun 2015
We ask for a minimum donation when we home cats & kittens purely to cover our costs - if we did not do this we would not be able to run the Sanctuary! Adult cat - neutered & vaccinated by our vet - male £70, female £80 Cats who arrive at the Sanctuary already neutered &
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IMPORTANT NOTE RE DOMESTC CATS
Tue, 24 Feb 2015
At 70 years old Sue is now semi-retired & is concentrating on stray cats & feral work. If you have a domestic cat/cats in need of a home she is happy to offer advice & point you in the right direction but will not take your cat into Whinnybank (the only exception to this is in the case o
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We don't home kittens for Xmas!
Thu, 18 Dec 2014
We do not home kittens for Christmas - kittens are upset by leaving the security of their mothers and homes to go to a strange, very busy & noisy house at Christmas - you could not choose a worse time of year to home a kitten!! 
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Update on Buster & Husky, recently homed
Mon, 18 Aug 2014
The boys are doing great. They are so active and love playing together. There favourite toy is their large scratch post, climbing to the top where they can look out the window and talk to the birds! Husky has really came out of his shell and loves sitting on our lap purring very loudly! Buster then
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Update on Lilly & Titch who went to their new home on Thursd
Sun, 17 Aug 2014
Hi Linda, 24 hours in and we can’t believe how completely the girls have settled in. Like this is the only home they have known. They were quiet and content on the journey home so didn’t mind the car movement. Investigated everything in the kitchen and living room at first and tried out
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Emergencies
Sun, 26 Jan 2014
If you can't reach Sue about any of the cats on this page EMAIL LINDA: [email protected]
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Visits to the Sanctuary
Sun, 26 Jan 2014
VISITS TO THE SANCTUARY STRICTLY BY APPOINTMENT ONLY - KITTENS ARE NOT KEPT AT THE SANCTUARY  
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About the feral work we do here at Whinnybank
Sun, 26 Jan 2014
Why we do so much feral work Sue Hancock of Whinnybank Cat Sanctuary in Fife does a lot of work with feral cats. She gets call from farms, hotels and other places with feral colonies that are getting out of control. Knowing that the council no longer traps cats and that if they are called in they
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Calling all stables and farms
Sun, 26 Jan 2014
Feral cats make great mousers (but still need feeding once a day to make them stay)! Whinnybank Cat Sanctuary does a lot of feral cat work. In addition to the neutering program and health work we do with feral colonies, we are always looking for new homes for ferals at stables and farms as they m
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Contacting Whinnybank Cat Sanctuary
Sun, 26 Jan 2014
Depending on whether you are looking for a cat or kitten All enquiries concerning kittens should go to kitten fosterer Linda on 01382 330457. If you are looking for an adult cat please call Sue on 01337 840414 and leave details of what sort of cat you are looking for along with a contact telep
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Cat food needed
Sun, 26 Jan 2014
Donations much appreciated Donations of any cat food would be much appreciated. If you have a cat yourself why not buy an extra tin next time and help to feed the cats at Whinnybank Cat Sanctuary. Donations can be left at any of our charity shops below or at the Sanctuary. (Collection may be
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Car Boot Sales
Sun, 26 Jan 2014
Whinnybank Cat Sanctuary does regular car boot sales to raise funds for the cats. As well as the usual car boot sale items we also sell Homemade jams and marmalades and freerange chicken, duck and goose eggs - and they all sell extremely well. You can visit Sue at car boot sales in Tayport over t
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Happy Story
Sun, 26 Jan 2014
A tiny tabby cat was found in a woodland in Fife. Goodness knows how she got there - perhaps she had set out to buy a new coat as the one she was wearing was threadbare! This little cat who was aged around 20 years was at death`s door when Sue picked her up. Her eyes were sunken and her very thin bo
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No longer homing to Glagow
Sun, 26 Jan 2014
Please be aware, we no longer home to the Glasgow area - it is too far far us to carry out home checks.
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Fleas can kill kittens - please make sure you treat them
Sun, 26 Jan 2014
A wee kitten called Hugo was taken to our vet for a check up after being picked up by one of our kitten fosterers. He was given a flea treatment & the fleas were literally falling off him - we stopped counting at 150!!! What you may not know is that FLEAS CAN KILL KITTENS - such tiny creature
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Layla's success story
Sun, 26 Jan 2014
Layla was a semi feral kitten when she came in to Whinnybank. She was very scared to begin with. Kitten fosterer Linda took her on and worked on her to bring her round. Linda found her a lovely home and Layla has turned out to a great wee cat. The moral of the story: Please don't be put of
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Fosterers Needed
Sun, 26 Jan 2014
We need long term fosterers. There are growing numbers of senior cats coming in due to the death of their owners or relationship break ups. As they have been used to all the home comforts it is particularly traumatic for them. Traditionally they are overlooked in favour of the younger cats. If yo
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