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Fundraising For Cat Rescue => Fundraising - Cat Rescue Centers => Cat Rescue Fundraising Events => Topic started by: Beanie on April 12, 2007, 10:22:05 AM
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Yes folks, it's that time of year again and the good folks at Katz Castle are busy beavering away to make the day even better than before. The amount preparation never ceases to amaze me. :welcome:
Make a note in your diaries, on your calendar or tie a knot in anything that will help you remember :evillaugh:
The Date: Sunday 13th may 2007
Times: 10.00am - 4.00pm
The Venue: Katz castle Animal Shelter, Redhill Road, (Opposite entrance to Silvermere Golf Club)
Admission: £1
Gifts, tombolas, Bric-a Brac, cakes, raffles,collectors items;
cat accessories; cat advice; games for big and little kids (fun for all the family)
Who can resist Alex's jams and chutneys.
Come and see the residents both feline and canine, cats looking for homes, the hens, the 2 pygmy goats and a host of other things. There are likely to be some other small independent animal charities present so come to support them as well.
It's a great day out and you area ssured of a great welcome.
Come and say hello. I'm back in business (so to speak) and at present I'm on the Wine tombola so I'll be after your brass!!
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Now funnily enough, I was going to post up a 'Message for Beanie' asking about exactly this! OH and I went last year and had a thoroughly good afternoon. I hope there'll be hanging baskets again this year!
Highly recommended if you're anywhere near.
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Defo hope to make it along this year ;D
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Oh, I thought that was close to me but I'm near Cobholm, not Cobham.
I wouldn't have been able to get out anyway but my family would have had a look.
I hope the open day goes really well. :)
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Is this Cobham in Surrey or near Gravesend??
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Is this Cobham in Surrey or near Gravesend??
This is the Surrey one :Luv:
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A reminder bump
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Shame I am the wrong end of the country, sounds like a good do. Fingers crossed you raise lots of money.
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Just a reminder about Katz Castle Open Day next Sunday.
I regret to say that I cannot now attend which is annoying in the extreme, so i will offer my support another way. My wife will make up for me by putting in a shift.
I can't emphasise enough what a good day this is and the work in the preceding months to make it both enjoyable and special is quite staggering. Ann Knowles and Annie are a couple of gems and, along with Croydon Animal Samaritans provide the largest independent cat support in Surrey.
If you go, take a look at my favourite place - Liverpool Corner. It is for the Golden Oldies who nobody seems to want. It is both refreshing to see their 'home' as it is sad to see them without a permanent loving lap. Some have been dumped when they have served their purpose whilst others have had loving owners who have died without any relatives to offer them warmth, love and sanctuary. This will be an all too common scenario for people in rescue but I would urge anyone to take a first hand look for themselves and not bury their heads in the sand. They are all beautiful and deserving of a loving home.
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Sadly too far for me Pete. But my very best wishes that lots of dosh is raised :Luv: :Luv:
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Good luck for today, I hope it goes well, and if I was closer, I would certainly go and look at the oldies, it is so sad that so many end up in rescue, and i just wish I had more money and could take more on.
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We've just come back from Katz Castle Open Day, armed with one of their excellent hanging baskets and a jar of home made chutney!
The weather is diabolical down here (torrential rain, thunder and lightning) but it was heartwarming to see the number of people who were streaming in and out and milling around inside. I hope Katz Castle did well.
We had a look at some of the puddies who are up for rehoming and one elderly black and white cat caught my eye. He was sitting quietly on the floor and no-one seemed to be taking any notice of him. I crouched down and quickly discovered he was the most delightful, friendly pud, eager for cheek rubs and ear tugs. One of the managers came over and asked me if we were looking to adopt a cat - I said we weren't, but if we had been, this chap would have been the one we would have chosen.
My heart soared when she said: 'Oh, you'd have been too late - Harold has been adopted this morning!'.
So Desley, another golden oldie off to a comfy home ;D
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Aww, that is a lovely tale, good to hear of oldies being adopted.
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Yay, that's fantastic new ;D I did't make it down in the end, double booked to go to o/hs car show in Cambridshire, and it was pouring down there too :rofl:
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:clap: :yesss: thats great news for Harold and i hope the day went well too. :Luv: