I would recommend getting one of the thousands of "homeless" adult cats
languishing in various RSPCA centres round the country, rather than
supporting the unnecessary breeding of yet more cats.
No offence to you at all, just my opinion...
Dave
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Why not try contacting your local Cat Protection, RSPCA Centre or advertise
in local vets or pet shops or even put you own in ad in your local
newsapaper. Incidentally its is a bit early in the year for new kittens.
Better to wait until late April to start looking.
Best of luck,
MaryMishka
Purrs
Marion & Moggies
www.cats-r-us.com
It is my Grandma's cat and unfortunately she has had a stroke and will not
be able to look after "Poppy"
If there is anyone who can help we can deliver her.....we are on the Wirral
in Merseyside.
Thanks
Julie
Emma <antisp...@nowheresville.com> wrote in message
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While it's true that all the neutering schemes are producing some good
results, I'm afraid this isn't the reason that kittens aren't around
much now. The reason is that it's not kitten season.
The queens are coming into oestrus now, so kittens will appear in
roughly a couple of months.
> the local cat charities will all say that kittens are virtually
> never appearing at the centres.
My god, where are these places? I've been associated with cat rescue
for over 40 years and last year everyone I know in cat rescue across the
country was saying that it was the worst year they'd ever known for
unwanted litters. There were so many homeless kittens that we were
passing them around among the shelters to try to get them all homed.
Seriously, please let me know (by email if necessary) where your local
cat charities are.
Alley Cat
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