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28-08-2008, 10:24 PM   #11

Re: How many in rescues.


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Originally Posted by calismum
There are so many ignorant people out there.

My new kitten will be female. She is only 6 weeks old and two people have already asked me if I'll be letting her have a litter!

What amazed me was the responses I got when I said no.
1 - Why not, it costs £100 to buy a moggy, look at the money you could make!!
2 - "It's people like you who have caused a huge shortage of kittens"

Can you believe it.

CM
Oh I can quite believe it There are still so many ignorant people out there who think it is 'inhumane' to spey a female cat before she has kittens

RSPCA are too quick to put kittens and cats down, which is one of the reasons I have no time for them Jane. In our branch this year we have only had to put 3 cats to sleep, due to extreme illness, not one kitten has been pts.



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28-08-2008, 10:30 PM   #12

Re: How many in rescues.


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Oh I can quite believe it There are still so many ignorant people out there who think it is 'inhumane' to spey a female cat before she has kittens
Yes, thats why my new kittens mum has had 4 litters and she's only 4 years old. Thank goodness my friends mum took her in and persuaded her owner to give her up.

Luckily now she has been speyed and local CP will find her a new home.



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28-08-2008, 10:55 PM   #13

Re: How many in rescues.


CM, those responses boggle the mind! How very very sad .....



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28-08-2008, 11:01 PM   #14

Re: How many in rescues.


Just. I was speechless (well almost). I mean, apart from my first cat and the tiny kitten he brought home all my other cats have been rescues of one sort of another - and, I have never had to look very hard for them. In fact when I think about it most have found me. So how can people possibly think there is a shortage or just think about how much money can be made.

Sometimes I just get so disapointed in people



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