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DONATIONS FROM THE RAGDOLL REHOME GROUP
Due to the hard work of the Group and all the people that support us we felt that we could help some other rescue cat charities and so at Christmas we made donations to the selected groups – many of whom have also offered us practical help by undertaking home checks or offering foster care when we know they have been busy themselves.
Dr Dianne Addie £300 Glasgow University Our heartfelt thanks to all those who have donated both their time and money to our Group and helping so many cats.
Special thanks to Roz and Johanna Lamont who recently kindly donated their £70 Pet Plan points to us.
THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU TO: Mrs Margaret Walkden & Mrs Heather Horton We would like to thank Margaret and Heather once again for helping in a time of need in taking in and caring for mums and kittens. They have both been a great help to this group. The kittens have all grown into lovely baby raggies with the help of these two very special ladies who are always there just a phone call away. What makes these two ladies even more special is that these cats are not even their breed but are there to help no matter what. Also we wish to say a special thank you to certain members of our group, who do not wish to be named, for helping to move the cats all over the country - travelling many miles to help them arrive safely at their new homes and foster homes. These people are always ready to help in what ever way they can and our work is made so much more easier of them. Because we ALL Care. We would also like to thank Matt Griffiths & Michael Scott During this rescue we needed to find a foster home for Saffy, a troubled raggie who was in need of someone to understand him before we could place him in a new home, they kindly offered their help they have taken great care of him so many thanks. We would also like to say how much we appreciated the very kind donations made by the following – these have helped greatly to meet the costs involved in the latest rehoming situation and we thank them all for their support. Ian & Lyn Stone
SPECIAL NOTICE
We have recently received many requests from people regarding membership of The Ragdoll Rehome Group. However we must point that that The Ragdoll Rehome Group is made up purely of volunteers and supporters who work together as a group for the welfare of both the cats and owners who may need our help. We are NOT in any way a club and have no intention of becoming one. All donations made to The Ragdoll Rehome Group go purely to meet the needs of the cats coming into our care. We would like to thank all our volunteers and supporters for the ongoing unstinting and unswerving support they have given us over the past 15 months. We couldn’t have achieved what we have without them. If anyone would like to help us in any way i.e. fostering, transporting cats, home checks etc please do not hesitate to contact one of our co-ordinators. Should anyone wish to join a Ragdoll Breed Club – we give below the three main clubs. The Traditional Ragdoll Cat Society |
in conjunction with
and
working together cordially invite you to
A RAGDOLL WORKSHOP on
Sunday, 8th July 2007 @ 10.00 a.m. – 5.00 p.m.
ASTLEY VILLAGE COMMUNITY CENTRE, Hallgate, Chorley, Lancs
An new and friendly concept that aims to answer those questions and issues you’ve wanted to raise but may not have felt able to.
A number of the older established breeders have kindly agreed to give up their time to pass on their experience and knowledge. A sample of the topics we aim to cover are as follows:
Buying/keeping a stud cat / Buying a breeding queen and related issues / Genetics Preparing for the birth and raising of kittens (including handrearing) Health issues – vaccinations, etc Preparation/grooming of a show cat / Stewarding We will also have a special Pets Corner especially for the pet owners demonstrating claw clipping, answering questions, etc and a photo competition.
We will cover as many aspects of caring for your Ragdoll/(s) as possible so if you would like to see any other topics covered (no matter how basic they may see) please indicate on the attached slip and return same along with your cheque for £6.00 per person, made payable to The Ragdoll Rehome Group A buffet lunch is inclusive along with tea/coffee/biscuits and cold drinks during the day.
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NEW ADVICE HELPLINE Worried or anxious about your Raggie’s behaviour? Have you had to cope with the loss of your beloved Raggie recently and feel no-one really understands? Want to talk things through? The Ragdoll Rehome Group are pleased to be able to offer a sympathetic ear; someone who will listen and offer practical and sensible advice. Ring Maureen on 019755 63805 NOTE: If your cat has a health problem you must always seek immediate veterinary attention |
We would very much like to thank the people named below for their help and support while we sent about setting up this new ragdoll rescue group these people have been there for us and have helped in so many ways and we cannot thank them enough for their kindness and generosity
Paul & Maureen Laverman We cannot thank you enough for everything you have done for us
Majory Pidd For always being there and fostering the cats and helping to move cats to their new homes
Margaret our foster mum- her full name cannot be given yet we cannot thank you enough for everything
Roz Lamont of Cattitude Ragdolls For her support and designing of our new banner
Joan & Terry Lawrence for moving cats across the country for us
The Traditional Cat Club For their cheque towards rescue funds
The Progressive Ragdoll Cat Club For their donation towards rescue funds
Liz Percival For all her help
Semi Long Hair Cat Club For all their support and the recent substantial cheque following their Garden Party. Our sincere gratitude.
Maxine Pettengell Seal & Blue Birman Rescue for her help
Alan & Lyn Stone For your kindness and support
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