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you have todo what you feel is right at the time. Sometiems the right decision is hard to make, so well done to you for having the strngth to say no to soemthing you so desperatly wanted. |
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No such thing as a free kitten. They may cost you nothing to acquire but whether they're a potential champ or a gutter-moggie you still have to feed them and be prepared for vet bills and possible kennel fees etc. The initial cost is pretty much immaterial, when you average it out over their lifetime. |
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