Purrs In Our Hearts - Cat Forum UK
Cat Rescue & Rehoming => Adopt/Give a home to a cat => Topic started by: Michelle (furbabystar) on March 22, 2010, 19:01:57 PM
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My cousin is looking for a kitten ( i'll talk them into 2 :evillaugh: )
Lovely family with 2 children, over the age of 5.
Very large detached house with large garden.
I'd rather try and find them rescue kittens......
So if anyone can help
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i've sent a message to the person i know with the kitten that needs rehoming. he is 13 weeks old and black. the girl who has hm is not a bad person, just not very clued up about cats. she doesnt like him trying to swipe food from their plates (he's only being fed once a day :-:) and she is worried that her dog is going to retaliate to the swipes shes been getting. typical scenario, thought a cute kitten couldnt possibly require any work and has found out the hard way. i've sent her a message on fb but if she doesnt get back to me tonight i'll pop into her shop tomorrow ;)
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Nicky has ALWAYS got young cats in. And by that I mean six to eight months. Would you like me to ask her? Whereabouts is your cousin?
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Cheers BonkersMad - I had sent you a message on FB about that kitten
JS - they are in Bromley so abit too far from Blackpool but thank you :(
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Ahhh. Oh well, worth asking. ;)
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he's only being fed once a day
That is animal cruelty >:(
And surely breaks the 5 freedoms laws?
People like that shouldn't be allowed anywhere near animals - that is just so horrible. Anyone with 1/2 a brain knows kittens need regular feeding, just like babies - horrible woman >:(
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yep. she's been told, believe me. when i was 1st asked if i wanted it i said no straight away but when i heard how inadequate the care (of lack of) that it's been receiving was i knew i had to get it out of there.
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yep. she's been told, believe me. when i was 1st asked if i wanted it i said no straight away but when i heard how inadequate the care (of lack of) that it's been receiving was i knew i had to get it out of there.
:hug: And hopefully she won't get another one.
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actually i don't think she will. she's somebody who's always had dogs (and looked after them well). she's just moved into her own place and thought that a kitten was a nice idea. unfortunately as is so often the case, she didnt look much past the "awwwwwwww" stage. i'm hoping she hasn't changed her mind about rehoming him.
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just been into the shop and the girl isnt in until 12 so i'll go back later. i left a message with the manager to get her to ring me and she mentioned that the girl was hoping to get 30 quid back on the basket. told her that i wasn't asked to rehome a :censored: basket and that she'll have sell that to some other mug. i can see me falling out with people over this little fella. the girl who has the kitten is the daughter of a couple that i've been friends with for over 20 years. fortunately they are sensible people so if necessary i'll have to involve them.
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Poor lad. I hate it when all people care about is recouping their losses, like the animal is an investment and not a living, individual family member. Makes me cringe.
Let us know how you get on.
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Thanks BM -
Find out if she still wants to rehome it and we can try and get my cousin intouch with her ...leave them to sort things out
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Did your cousing eventually adopt a kitten Michelle?