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WANTED - female kittenHello everyone I'm new here. I am looking forward to addopt a female kitten. Race i not important. Any colour expect full black. Now I live in flat where I can have one. But the most shelters that i contacted asked me more than £50. So, I was wondering if anyone knows a kitten for I addopt. I live in London - N8 - Turnpike Lane but I can collect the cat in zone 1 or 2. Many thanks Hebe
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Race is not important, tho you don't like black ones . That made me laugh. £50 for a kitten in London is a good price, I have heard of kittens at £80 + in London. Maybe pop down the local rescue centre and see if they can offer any advice. Or have a look on the notice boards in your local petshop. Black cats are lovely, give them a chance  Good luck with ya purchase. |
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sorry if I wasnt clear... I have already 5 black cats in all my 38 years of life and now I would like to change.... I love black cats but never had other colour of cat before and I amd really sorry if you missunderstood me. hebe  |
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. I just though you didn't like black cats. Maybe you best bet is to look out for someone wanting to re-home unwanted kittens. I've seen a few cards up in my local pet shop saying free to a good home.I will keep my eye out for you. |
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I think you will find £50 is a fair price to pay when you consider the majority of Cat Shelters/Rescues usually cover vaccinations, neutering, microchipping etc before rehoming their cats and kittens....  |
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Good luck in your search, Hebe. I'm sure there's the right kitten it there for you. |
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I think £50 is a reasonable request for a kitten. It will have cost the rescue more than that to rear the kitten if he/she has been wormed / flea treated / microchipped / vaccinated. |
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my youngest cat was £50 n that was from someone selling them on EDINBURGH GUMTREE |
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I am the cat re-homing officer at my local RSPCA and we charge £50 per cat adopted and believe me treatment costs are a LOT more then this. When you consider the cost of flea treatment, worming, vaccinations, neutering and micro-chipping you are looking at approx £80-£90 and that's IF it was a healthy cat in the first place. We recently had a cat come in to us in an awfull state that had to have one eye and one leg removed, treatment for ear mites, a stomach infection and the worst case of fleas I ahve seen in my life. It took us 3 months and over £200 to make this cat ready for re-homing and it was re-homed at the cost of £50. We make a masisve loss every year. I would seriously think about adopting from the local rescue as it is the best way and the price you pay for adopting the cat saves you a fortune on vets fee's. |
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