- 1 - SCUNTHORPE & DISTRICT BRANCH NEWSLETTER SCUNTHORPE & DISTRICT BRANCH NEWSLETTER SCUNTHORPE & DISTRICT BRANCH NEWSLETTER SCUNTHORPE & DISTRICT BRANCH NEWSLETTER AUTUM AUTUM AUTUM AUTUMN 201 N 201 N 201 N 2010 0 0 Branch Contacts Branch....website: www.scunthorpe.cats.org.uk Branch phone: Our phone lines are currently being changed back to how they use to be 7pm to 9pm Monday to Friday. But there will be a change in our phone number so please check our website for news on this. We will put our new number on our website as soon as we get it up and running. Our old number will still be in use for a short time only . We are sorry for any inconvenience caused. Membership Secretary: for membership enquiries and subscriptions also newsletter articles – 12 He aley Rd. Scunthorpe, North Lincs. DN16 1HW Branch Treasurer: for donations, 'in memoriam' donations, funds raised. Please make cheques payable to.. 'Scunthorpe & District Cat's Protection' 94 Station Rd., Gunness, Scunthorpe, North Lincs. DN15 8TH HOMED A T L AST! NUTMEG Nutmeg came into care fifteen months ago, she had been a stray and a family started to feed her. But she did not like the lady's own cats and was not keen on the children either. It became apparent she needed a new home with no other pets or children. But her other fault was she was very independent, would be friends only on her terms and would often cuff me if she felt like it. She was spicy by name and spicy by nature. Promoting her was very difficult, as it needed someone who was used to feisty cats and because of this she was often overlooked by prospective new owners. And then Grimsby CP had an old lady who was looking for a companion and had seen Nutmeg on our web site. It was love at first sight, as she has had difficult cats before. Nutmeg now sleeps on herbed and is her constant companion. After waiting for fifteen months in care, the right owner came along. A happy ending for a cat that was proving difficult to home. Story by Irene AllanMobile Phone Recycling Scheme Do you have an old mobile phone that you no longer use? Cats Protection has a recycling scheme whereby phones are sent for recycling in special envelopes. We have enclosed an envelope with this newsletter. Should you require anymore please contact us via our website as we are awaiting our new phone number. The branch receives £2.50 for every phone you send.
