TWB Cat Sitter

The Wingless Bird - Feline Behaviourist, Cat Sitting, Feline Education Blogger Co founders Cleo, Loppy & Toto are the inspiration & motivation behind everything I do.

...& provide back garden access, as opposed to the streets.

Good Evening! Thank you for all of the applications we received for the Forest Hill area. I do apologise if I was unable to respond to all candidates. We have officially closed our Forest Hill positions. Our clients are loving our newest Bird - Zoologist - Anastasia! & we couldn't be happier to have her on our team! If you would like to be part of our journey in raising the bar for high quality pet care; are situated in the aforementioned areas, & are available throughout the Christmas period, please do feel free to reach out to us via the application form. We have limited availability on these positions, as we wish to remain small & personal within each postcode. OPENINGS West Dulwich "Bird" { Full & Part Time Cat Sitter } Sydenham "Bird" { Full & Part Time Cat Sitter } Herne Hill "Bird" { Full & Part Time Cat Sitter } Peckham "Bird" { Full & Part Time Cat Sitter } Camberwell "Bird" { Full & Part Time Cat Sitter } More information can be found @ https://www.thewinglessbird.com/application

Who exactly are the organisers behind this & why have they made every effort to ensure this trial fails?

We're still available & seeking out the best for our professional team. More information @ https://www.thewinglessbird.com/careers

My collegue has just been to Melbourne Grove & said there isn't a single stall. Nada. So what happened? Why the build up & no-show?

Missed opportunity to support a small, local, indie business. Vits + Kicks "Captain K" would have cost you £5.50 { 6 ingredients: Kale, Spinach, Cucumber, Apple, Celery, Ginger }. https://www.vitsandkicks.co.uk/new-page-2

We've updated our openings! https://www.thewinglessbird.com/careers

EDF is literally an echo chamber... I hope Boris moves in just to trigger you all.

You haven't the faintest idea what it's like to run a business, let alone in ED, vegan notes. An overwhelming sense of entitlement & demeaning attitude is exactly why businesses like mine have to re-evaluate our policies. NewWave's response should tell you something about yourself.

Just want to bring awareness to the rise of unneutered felines in our area. During lockdown, many locals were adopting through unregistered breeders, vets, as well as shelters, were not carrying out their usual procedures, & this combination has lead to more ferals roaming East Dulwich. Now there are many, many issues with this, but I want to highlight just how aggressive unneutered felines are & why you, as a feline parent, should care. One of my clients has returned home this evening to find their much loved house lion in an incredibly poor state. The feline is clearly suffering wounds from an attack; face full of scratches & a deep gash to the abdomen. The feline is currently on his way to an out of hours emergency animal hospital. If you are aware of ferals living nearby, please, please reach out to your nearest Celia Hammond Animal Trust. For Dulwich, this would be Lewisham @ 0208 694 6545, & the CHAT team will organise a TNR { trap, neuter, release or rehome } . You could save your feline or another from a life-threatening attack. If you yourself have a feline that has not been spayed or neutered, contact the Celia Hammond Animal Trust & book one immediately. There is a nationwide neutering scheme, that offer vouchers in certain circumstances. Cats Protection, Celia Hammond, PDSA, Blue Cross, RSPCA & other smaller charities. I've been told TNV take them too. More information @ https://www.celiahammond.org/index.php/faqs/neutering-info Thank you

TWB is always looking to connect with like-minded individuals with a passion for feline care & education. Although TWB wishes to remain small & personal, between a 100% return client rating & unwavering demand for this internationally unique approach in the pet care industry, TWB will be branching out to neighbouring locations, allocating a dedicated "Bird" to these areas. TWB is therefore welcoming aspirants for these openings, as well as other collaborative opportunities in the near future. Please note, all candidates will need to have experience working in shelters, vets, catteries & other intense environments, relating to customers & animals {specifically felines} to understand the intensity of all this position entails. On a more personal level, we are seeking someone who is warm, approachable, supportive A self-starter, driven by an unwavering passion for feline care, & is able to build authentic & meaningful connections. The TWB Bird accepts commissions Monday - Sunday. Weekends & Bank Holidays; Spring, Summer Autumn & Winter. Do something you love that fills your soul & aligns with who you are. Please send your resume & a cover letter, completing the following questions; + Why you are applying for this position. + What stand out skills & experience do you have to this position. + Why you are the perfect candidate for TWB. to & via the application form: https://www.thewinglessbird.com/application REQUIREMENTS 18+ | DBS checked | Pet First Aid Certificate OR willing to take our "Fear Free" course Excellent spoken & written English Job experience or education related to feline care Reliable smartphone, desktop & internet access at all times *** You must live in the neighbourhood you wish to cover. OPENINGS West Dulwich "Bird" { Full & Part Time Cat Sitter } Sydenham "Bird" { Full & Part Time Cat Sitter } Peckham "Bird" { Full & Part Time Cat Sitter } Camberwell "Bird" { Full & Part Time Cat Sitter } More information @ https://www.thewinglessbird.com/careers

Shout out to the lovely little local indie gems Vits + Kicks {&} Rise & Bloom. Food/drinks, ambience & service is flawless.

I love foxes, so much so I hang out with them around midnight. But I too would be very, very cautious allowing them into the home, for they are not potty trained & their urine is so potent you'll never get rid of it!

Rockets Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- Few of the usual suspects on here had anything to say about Cllr McAsh's Xmas Day jumper offence (as a primary school teacher he should have known better that children would have inevitably seen it) that was further shared by the leader of our council....but that isn't at all surprising is it?

hpsaucey Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Bic Basher Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > hpsaucey Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > TWB Wrote: > > > > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > > > > ----- > > > > Supporting women's rights isn't > transphobic. > > > > > > 👍👍👍 > > > > > > But do these supposed 'women's rights' also > > include trans women? I doubt it. > > 'Supposed 'women's rights''! Wowser! lol. > > HP Wasn't even worthy of a response at that point.

Rockets Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > goldilocks Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Comments about how people are looking for > things > > to be offended at are bizarre in the face of > what > > he said! > > > > Tristan?s comments were unacceptable but it?s > just > > one example of how the anti LTN campaigners > > (Conservatives , Dulwich Alliance - though > they?re > > essentially one and the same as Clive Rates > > founded the Dulwich Alliance) make offensive > > comments to further divide. Like this from one > of > > their spokespeople: > > > > https://i.imgur.com/l9TO8tx.png > > Ok so the metaphorical comments made about the > physical divide the council put in place in the > village are designed to further divide the > community? Correct me if I am wrong but the > council did put a physical divide in place didn't > they? > > Honestly, so many people seem to spend their lives > trying to find things to be offended about...and > then telling everyone how offended they are that > they took offence to > something....#usuallyonsocialmedia > > Funny how they only take offence when it is > someone with a view opposed to theirs - they are > more than happy to turn a blind eye to things that > are actually offensive when the colour of the > "team shirt" the person wears is the same as > theirs! > > Few of the usual suspects on here had anything to > say about Cllr McAsh's Xmas Day jumper offence (as > a primary school teacher he should have known > better that children would have inevitably seen > it) that was further shared by the leader of our > council....but that isn't at all surprising is it? This. This. THIS. Thank you, Rockets. Nice to see some common sense being flexed on what often feels like a completely totalitarian forum {hence why I do not engage. Feel free to meet me in person, keyboard warriors}. I was hoping James McAsh would bring his smug face to my door this year, rather than a leaflet with his smug face on it. You've got to be some kind of narcissistic sociopath to sport a sweater like that & hope to win over a majority.

Waseley Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sorry, you can not fully divorce national and > local politics. In the 00s Labour took a big hit > at a local level due to Gulf war 2 with Lib Dems > in London doing well. If the slippery one can > look at local elections and see to have done well > due to the reaction to the initiative that his > government introduced you will need to take a long > hard look at yourself. Obviously there will be > those pleased with the Torries for sleeze, lies, > care home deaths, energy policy, not fully getting > Brexit done and gesture politics. Are you one of > these people? What an absolutely ridiculous thing to say. Are you one of those clowns that make Libs of TikTok so famous? I won't be voting for Labour on a local or national level.

Any small, independent business can & should hope to achieve the success of larger businesses like Pret. Competition is healthy.

I wouldn't give Bic's degeneracy that much energy.

Supporting women's rights isn't transphobic.

oimissus Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > However - Respect my sex if you want my X. Which > basically knocks out Labour, the Lib Dems and the > Greens. This.

It's convenient for people like me, who literally has no time on their hands. I work from 6am - 10pm.

Conservative.