Showing posts with label rescue cats. Show all posts
Showing posts with label rescue cats. Show all posts

Thursday, 19 February 2009

Went to Bearts yesterday

....and OMG we spent £79 and we have to go there fortnightly. Fair enough one trip is always dearer than the other but phew.....That was on food stuffs, straw, cat litter and some Jeyes Fluid & medical bits and bobs we needed for the animal first aid kid. I also got 2 of the smallest (cheapest £1.75 each) haynets to hang the cabbages in for the hens who go wild for them.
Then on the way back we stopped at a roadside stall and picked up some huge cabbages for the hens and guinea pigs for 50p each which is an absolute bargain at the moment.

(This wasn't including Dollys food, bedding or livery)

All this was after my MRI so my head was pounding. I had pins and needles from my neck up to the top of my head.
We parked the kids up and left them in the minibus with a view of the Stowbridge level crossing. They were thrilled to see 2 trains so it gave us time to shop.

A lady from Weston Hills called Jane donated us 2 chicken feeders and a drinker and big stainless steel bowl which are very much appreciated. Thanks Jane.


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HAPPY EGGS FROM HAPPY RoSAH HENS

Thursday, 13 November 2008

Updated kitty pics- taken 13th Nov

The kittens are all weaned and eating both meat and dry food. They have been wormed and will be frontlined and microchipped before leaving us.
These are about ready now, I'd just rather wait until next week so they're a little bigger before I microchip them.
Please email us if you wish to rehome one
All are female. 2 are ginger and 1 is a black -ish (see pic for a better idea)
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Wednesday, 29 October 2008

Updated kitten pictures







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Will be ready 19th November. Frontlined, Wormed and Microchipped with lifelong ID on the petlog database.
Will be litter trained as best as possible.
£15 donation for each one (to cover treatments/microchip) and to ensure good homes.
Will help raise funding for RoSAH Rescue poultry crate fund to enable us to rescue more ex battery hens.