Tiggy – A new beginning
Wednesday 15th January: Weight 20.1 Kilos And 42 days after we first saw our beautiful Tiggy she left without a backward glance. We all know she’s come a long way. She is now retiring from public life to enjoy what she deserves, the rest of her life. So many were touched by Tiggy, her strength,…
Tiggy – The next Chapter
For Tiggy’s story please check out https://b-a-r-k.co.uk/mrs-tiggywinkle-2-moving-forward-we-are-not-currently-looking-for-a-home-for-tiggy/ and https://b-a-r-k.co.uk/mrs-tiggywinkle/ Sunday 5th January 2020 So our cheeky girl is beginning to take over So since Tiggy came in she has probably had in excess of a hundred offers of a new home. Many suggested she stay with her foster home. But that was never going to…
Mrs Tiggywinkle #2 – moving forward – Has a home
You can read the start of Tiggy’s journey at https://b-a-r-k.co.uk/mrs-tiggywinkle/ Donations can be made to BARK by going to our facebook page at www.facebook.com/BerwickAnimalRescue and using the donate button or by paypal to rehome@aol.com (please use Friends and family option and BARK will receive 100% of your donation. An appeal to find her owner has…
Mrs Tiggywinkle has been rehomed
Tuesday 3rd December 2019: This was the first photo I saw of Tiggy. Weight just 10.85 kilos. Donations can be made to BARK by going to our facebook page at www.facebook.com/BerwickAnimalRescue and using the donate button or by paypal to rehome@aol.com (please use Friends and family option and BARK will receive 100% of your donation.…
When is a stray cat not a stray cat?
Cats are naturally wanderers as far as 10 miles, especially if unneutered. Cats, when they visit other houses, are always ‘starving’ and are never fussy eaters (I once knew a cat that would only eat turkey at home but went and raided the neighbours cat food bowl every day). So what can you do if…
Sometimes all that is needed is a little bit of tlc
Stanley has clearly been living rough for sometime, although he is a little bit fuffy as you can see in the video below if a dreamie is involved he’s happy to have a bit of a stroke. It looks like our Stanley will be looking for a cosy indoor home once he is fully recovered…
And still they keep coming in
There appears to be a never ending stream of kittens being found. This morning two more came in from the Duns area. Very pretty with sharp claws and teeth. We’re sure they’ll come round as soon as they realise we’re a source of food. These two are probably around the 12 weeks mark so still…
Another busy Saturday
We’ve another busy Saturday ahead with 14 animals off to their new homes. Fortunately a lot of them are cats as we have a huge waiting list of cats to come in. We often get asked if we are sad when the animals leave us. That’s a difficult question, it is after all what we’re…
The wonder of mother nature
Yesterday we took in three kittens about 3 or 4 weeks old that were found by the road side. Apparently healthy, and certainly with healthy appetites. Lucille had just finished feeding her 5 so we though we’d see if she would help us out. She wasn’t a natural mother when her kittens were born, she…
