Journey’s End Feline Sanctuary

06/07/2024

Well what a fabulous day.
Firstly can we express our apologies to those we didn't get a chance to speak to, as it was very busy at times.
A big big thank you to those who came and said hi, played on the tombola and bought items from our sale table.
We also want to show our appreciation for the kind folk who contributed monetarily.
As always, we value the support of everyone, which enables Journey’s End to go from strength to strength and your backing allows us to provide a better life for the needy cats, and for that we are forever grateful.

And drumroll please………,.

Total amount raised is:
£360:90

Donna, Jacquie, Ian and myself would just like to say, you guys are amazing, thank you all so so much ###x

06/07/2024

We are all set up and ready to go.
St Levan Park Xx

05/07/2024

Journey’s End Feline Sanctuary will be there at St Levan’s Park from 11-4
Please pop down and say hi ###x

05/07/2024

Thank you Caroline Brooks for another donation off our Amazon wishlist.
We are so lucky to have such generous supporters.
A super thank you to Sue Higson and Bern Firth for their generous donations and support and to all of you too, we are so thankful for your help ###

05/07/2024

Rainy Friday ###

04/07/2024

Another parcel of goodies has arrived today. Thank you Helen Sinclair for your kind donation bought from our Amazon wishlist. ###

04/07/2024

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When you see a dirty cat.
This is important information to know about why cats look dirty.

Cats can tolerate hunger for up to a week on average, but cannot go no more than 2-3 days without water.

Cats are usually very clean, they groom themselves several times a day. If you see a cat that does not look clean, it is DEHYDRATED and has been so for many days.

Their saliva glands are not functioning properly because they require moisture to groom their fur.

If you see a stray cat that looks dirty, DO NOT turn the other way or see it as disgusting, because it is suffering and probably hasn't had anything to eat or drink in a long time.

Find kindness in your heart to give it food and WATER. The life of a homeless animal is not an easy one. It lives in constant fear of other animals and humans, and it has never known the comfort of a soft bed or a restful night’s sleep.

Helping a less fortunate being is the opportunity for you to become a better person and to make this a better world.

- author unknown

03/07/2024

Liz McNeely has kindly set up a regular donation from our wishlist which is amazing and we are ever so grateful ###x

02/07/2024

A big thank you to Jacqueline Pinhey and Ellie for these fab donations.
We are very grateful to have such wonderful supporters ###

02/07/2024

Can you offer this dear gal a home ? X

A special home is needing for this lovely lady who, after months at Woodside, is starting to think she will never find her happy ending.
Ten-year-old Reimi is an independent, feisty girl whose fear of people means she doesn’t like being touched or handled.
She is searching for an experienced owner who, over time, will hopefully start to gain her trust. She would also suit a stable/barn-type home where she has access to an indoor area.
If you think Reimi could be the one for you, visit our website or call 01752 347503.

01/07/2024

So on Friday we had a telephone call from a concerned member of the public reference 2 elderly cats after their feeder had gone into hospital and sadly won’t be coming home.
They reached out to a large welfare organisation, but they refused to provide any assistance or support. We were contacted and went out on Saturday to collect as much information as we could, and returned that evening with 2 humane cat traps. As it turned out, the traps didn't have to be used because we were able to pick the cats up and put them in the top loading baskets.
After being de-flead, they were provided with warm and comfortable beds, as well as high-quality food, which included the chicken that is standard at Journey's End. LOL. Today, they went to our vets for health checks and possibly aging. Bonnie appears to be in good health, at roughly 13 years old. However, Clyde, also known as George, requires a dental in the next month or so, which will also involve taking senior bloods. Roughly 15 to 17 years old. We are aging by those other residents in our care from their eyes, teeth and physique.
We were already at our maximum, but we had to help these two old cats off the street .
Photos to follow in the next couple of days xx

01/07/2024

That seems to be a problem with the Amazon delivery drivers in the last week. We have had two lots of items not delivered without proof.
If we’ve not thanked you for anything on the page and you’ve sent something, can you please let us know and also contact Amazon as well to say it’s not been delivered?
Xx

01/07/2024

A big thankyou to Kate Johns for your very kind donation for Bonnie & Clyde aka George. ###

01/07/2024

Don’t forget to pop down and say hello and join in the fun xx.

30/06/2024

And this is what we aim to accomplish here at Journey’s End ###

30/06/2024

Every unowned cat represents a human failure. Stop blaming the cats. We know most of my viewers understand this, but sharing may give those who don't something to think about. 🥺

29/06/2024

Well a very busy day here at the sanctuary, site1.
We have been sorting out the tombola & sales stock for the funday on Saturday 6th July at St.Levans Park. Then helping 2 older cats in desperate need of shelter and food due to unforeseen circumstances. At the moment we have 31 cats in over 2 sites. If you can, please take a look at our amazon wishlist as every bit helps. Thank you to you all for your continued support ###

28/06/2024

A big shout out the Caroline Brooks who has kindly provided us with items from our wishlist.
We are as always, very grateful. Thank you flower ###

28/06/2024

27/06/2024

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25/06/2024

Wilson’s bill ###

25/06/2024

Wilson funds xx

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24/06/2024

So Wilson went back to the vets this morning. Duncan was really pleased with his progress and he Didn’t need to keep him in. So it’s now trying to get back to his normal routine and hopefully he will start eating instead having to be syringe fed. And tonight he’s had a little bit of his catfood, which is brilliant. He had a little bit of time in the garden this afternoon.
Little picture of Curly enjoying the sun in the garden and little Hugo asleep with his catnip cushion lol xx

23/06/2024

Lololol xx

23/06/2024

Wilson having his neb, he’s such a good boy and he actually puts his face towards it ###