Support the Site

Do you think this is a message worth putting out there? Then here are several ways you can support this site:

1. Make a donation

The most obvious way is by making a small donation. Here is a link to a PayPal pool set up for this purpose:

Link to PayPal Pool: Scottish-Fold-Kittens.info
Be sure and select “Send money to friends and family” in order not to have any extra fees!

Because I think it’s important for this information to be out there for a long time to come, I will accept donations to cover the costs of running the website. But once two years of fees have been covered in advance (ca. $40), any excess will be donated to an animal rescue organization for cats.

All donations of at least $5 will be listed below, including the first name and last initial of the person donating, the date and the amount, and at the end of the year how much was donated to which organization. I apologize but as a private person, who is not registered as a charitable organization, I will not be able to issue donation receipts for tax purposes.

List of Donors:

• Norman M. and Steffi B. have donated the hosting of this website free of charge since November 2019.

2. Send in your Kitten Pictures and Stories

Does your Fold suffer from hereditary condition? Then please send your photos and stories to Barbara Lynne at info@scottish-fold-kittens.info and give us permission to share them on the website, Facebook page or wherever the texts appear.

Here’s a good example of what a page for your kitten’s page could look like, but single photos are also gladly accepted and published:

Image credits:

• Jeanny or “Dicke” (German for fatty) at 12 weeks, from a Backyard Breeder, OCD – courtesy of Anne Karen Kranhold Read more about Jeanny
• Jens Thorben or “Tobi” at 13 weeks, from a Backyard Breeder, OCD – courtesy of Ursula H. Read more about Tobi
• Oleg, from a Backyard Breeder, died at age 1-1/2, possibly of HCM – courtesy of Kiki A. Read more about Oleg
• Ruby, from a Backyard Breeder, severe OCD, hip dysplasia, megacolon – courtesy of Nicole D. Read more about Ruby
• Ronin, from a breeder who did not test, OCD confirmed, put to sleep at 3-1/2 months – courtesy of Mel Lee. Read more about Ronin
• Nova, from an unscrupulous Breeder, ringworm, upper respiratory infection, died at 4 months – courtesy of Sabrina. Read more about Nova
• Ella at 11 weeks, from a Backyard Breeder, hip dysplasia – courtesy of Barbara Lynne (website administrator) Read more about Ella

Use of these photos was kindly granted by their owners, free of charge. I would like to thank all of you for allowing me to include photos of your fur babies anywhere this text appears (online, in a shareable PDF etc.) in the hopes of preventing other kittens from going through the same thing.

If you have a Scottish Fold with issues and would like to donate a kitten picture or for their story to appear here, please contact Barbara Lynne at info@scottish-fold-kittens.info

3. Spread the word

4. Leave a Supportive Comment

Every gesture is appreciated! If you agree with what we’re trying to accomplish, then let us know. It doesn’t just make our day, it lets other visitors to the website know that they have found a page worth reading.

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