Sasha is a beautiful male Maine Coon cross. He is available and sadly looking for a home as his owner has passed away.
Sasha is 12 years old, he is chipped and neutered and would suit a home with no other animals as this is what he has been use to.
He would be okay with older children such as teenagers. Sasha is also registered at the vets and likes treats.
He is very furry and eats a mix of dry and wet food.
Sasha is also litter trained.
For information or to offer Sasha a home please email [email protected]
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🚨 Breaking: Student housing, offices or a “boutique hotel” are being touted as potential development options for Summerhall as the Edinburgh arts village is put up for sale on the open market by its owners.🚨
https://t.co/COm0Nma7pr @Summerhallery@TheScotsman@scotsman_arts
📢 #MavisbankHouse to be saved! Thanks to a major grant of £5.3m from the #NationalHeritageMemorialFund and following 10 years of effort by Landmark, we are overjoyed to announce that we can now rescue one of Britain's most important buildings at risk: https://t.co/u3eXoJhICP
This will be a treat of a listen 📷
@tomwaits is going to co-host an Iggy Confidential episode with @IggyPop!
Echoing their famous joint appearance in Jim Jarmusch’s ‘Coffee and Cigarettes’, the two-hour programme will see the pair pump the Confidential Jukebox full of nickels and dimes and spin some of their favourite tracks to one another.
Listen to Iggy Confidential on Sunday 3rd December from 4pm (UK Time) on @bbcsounds
Proposed Hotel 104 - 106, 107 & 108 Princes Street
We find nothing in the current banal and mundane proposals which we can support.
If consented this scheme will lead to the further erosion of what was once one of the finest streets in the world.
https://t.co/4nDdldbPjy
What an unforgettable morning today seeing this #whale in the basin of #Falkirk Wheel. Great effort from #Scottish Canals team who managed to coax it out through the lower lock to Forth & Clyde canal and assisted it on it's journey to the Firth of Forth. #visitfalkirk
4 Fettes Row—built in 1821 as a family house of five floors, with thirteen rooms, “commanding a fine view of the Ochils, Fife &c”. From 1944, it was gradually transformed into flats—three reached by a common stair and one in the basement.
Former residents include: