Cat/House sitter Wanted
Hi Neighbours,
I’m hoping to go away for 3 weeks however I need someone to live in and look after my lovely friendly middle aged cat named Woodstock.
I’ve not booked any flights yet however I’m looking at leaving on Monday 20th May and returning Saturday 16th June.
I live in Argyll/ Raukawa area in a rustic one bedroomed old Shearer’s quarters. It’s very peaceful, no road noise, greats views, see the stars at night. I do live on a working sheep farm but you won’t need to help out, but there might be sheep in the front paddock.
It does get cold at night however I have a good wood pile.
I do have internet however it’s ADSL and slow but better than nothing.
Mobile reception is very poor or none existent however I do have Landline.
If you would be interested in looking after my beautiful cat for 3 weeks and don’t mind being rural or have any questions please do reply or message me.
Thanks
Leah
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