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MAYSTAR MEWS ISSUE 2

The second issue of the Maystar Mews ended up being 16 pages in total and it was packed with so much information from families and Rex owners alike.

I do love how my little Maystar Family rally around and produce some really lovely stories about subjects often not talked about in the general pet ownership.  It isn't just useful for Rex, but all breeds. 

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MAYSTAR MEWS ISSUE 1

This was a little whim I had, to start my own news letter.  It is something I have done for cat clubs, businesses and also written myself, for publications.  It was about time I did something for me! 

I can't thank everyone enough for facilitating this little idea and was touched with the articles that were sent in and on time.   Let us hope it will be a continuing idea year after year. 

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The importance of breeding risk cover from Agria. - Nov 2019

I was asked by Agria to write and article about why I chose to insure my breeding queens with Agria.  It was an easy ask really as Agria have helped us out of some sticky spots and although all our premiums probably add up to all the money we get back, it is at least spread over several years and not in a huge lump sum.  We always have a credit card handy and then try to pay that off with any return we get.  For C-secions, it has been ever so useful as well as unforseen illnesses for the girls.
https://www.agriapet.co.uk/hub-agria-blog/2019/november/the-importance-of-breeding-risks-cover/


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Your Cat Magazine June 2015
"Maystar Brood - Part 1 of 6"

I was asked by Your Cat Magazine if I would like to take part in the Breeder Diary.  It's a six month contract and I will have to write about the goings on at Maystar HQ for the next six months.  With Faith due her babies it seemed a fantastic opportunity to show the world about ethical breeding and the pro's and con's of the entire experience.

For those following the blogs, you will know some of the endings, but for anyone with a fresh pair of eyes on this subject, it will be a roller coaster ride of emotion.

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Your Cat Magazine March 2015
"Genetic Testing"

I am very passionate about genetic testing and was peased to be asked to write a little something for the Your Cat Magazine. I feel it is every cats right to be as healthy as possible and live a stress free life.  Genetic diseases can be stopped if breeders discontinue or strengthen their lines.
It is, of course, not fool proof and any genetic disposition can pop up at any time from as much as 11 generations away.  But if two cats can be tested for a disease before they are mated and they both test positive, then it is a full blown conclusion to not continue with that mating.

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Your Cat Article January 2015
"The Devon Rex"

Earlier this year I was contacted by 'Your Cat' magazine to pop together some wording and answer a few questions for Rachel, the author.  I never imagined 'all of my text' was rewritten into an article about Devon Rex as well as a beautiful picture of Gracie!  When the February issue landed on the door step, it was quite a surprise.  I had also recommended a few 'pet rex owners' and it was fab to see Penny Pickering's Rexes in there too.

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Rex Press Article 2014
"Going Viral"

I am the Editor for RexPress and this year I had someone pull out at the last minute with their article. So I stepped in with 'Going Viral'.  It is an article I have been meaning to write for some time, and what better place then to add it to RexPress?

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The Mirror Article November 2013
"Interviewing a Judge"

I was Judging in the Household Pet section and got collared by Polly Hudson from The Mirror.  I thought it funny to be interviewed when there were hundreds of Judges that day, I guess they were busy?  Here is the link to the article or read below.

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Andrea Howard with Tortee, Marian McNamee with Ginge,Nicole SJ Rankin & Kerry McGinty with Trout

BBC Marian McNamee Show June 2014
"Charity Litter"

I was invited onto the Marian McNamee show by a lady I met in my local vets.  She worked at Coventry & Warwickshire BBC Radio studio and I was telling her about the rescue litter of kittens and she fell in love and said - bring them to the studio! 

From being at the studio I met Vanessa and she fell in love with Tortee. She came to visit and meet the whole litter and homed both Tortee and her Mum.  

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BBC Vic Minett Show September 2013
"promoting RCC Show"

Vic really liked him and says that he looks a little like Hitler!  It's worth a listen and if you listen really carefully you can hear him yawp and Vic notices he fell off the table!  Behind the facade... he was running around like a hooligan eating his Noms with gusto whilst I had to control him from wrecking the place! 
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