How To Contact Scottish Big Cats
Report Your Sightings to the Scottish Big Cats
| By Post: Fill in our sightings form | |||
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| An interactive form can be filled in. We also have a classic form. This form can be printed, filled in and then posted to Fran Lockhart 1 Rhives Farm Cottage Munlochy Ross-shire IV8 8PH. | |||
| By Telephone or Fax: | |||
| Fran Lockhart Mobile 0771 3333 201 Day 01463 811 072 Evening 01463 811 654 |
George Redpath Tel home - 01334 870 026 Mobile : 07974 110 823 Fax: 01334 870 026 |
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| By email: | |||
| Fran Lockhart | George Redpath | ||
| George Markie | Dr John Murray | Dr Christina Smith | |
| Phil Crosby | Ben Willis | Ralph Barnett | |
Scottish Big Cats Needs Your Help
Scottish Big Cats has compiled a national database of non-native cat sightings throughout Scotland which can be freely consulted on the web.
If you have a sighting of an animal that you may feel was a, exotic cat, from anywhere in Scotland then please let us know about it. We also receive a number of sightings from elsewhere in the UK which we pass on to colleagues in the appropriate area. All witnesses will remain anonymous unless they specially request otherwise.
Please do try to collect any physical evidence of your sighting, (casts, photos, droppings etc.). Some examples of these are included in the Photo Album.
We have written a list of Frequently Asked Questions which may answer some of the questions which you may have about Scottish Big Cats.
We can also put you in touch with journalists in your area should you wish to report your sightings to the press.
Journalists looking for information or advice on non-native cats may quote from our FAQ. Those seeking advice on Scottish Wildcats, and cat tracks are invited to contact Allan Paul.
We run a Non-native cats mailing list. Please join us if you wish to discuss your sightings, theories about these cats or if you have any questions.
If you are interested in participating the activities of the Scottish Big Cats please get in touch.
We are also interested in sightings of other Exotic animals.
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