hi!!!

Yes yes yes yes I know that the best thing to do would be to neuter her, but I want her to give birth first.

I'm all new to this so please dont be too harsh, but im looking for a male cat to breed with my female, domestic medium/long haired tuxedo. She is a gorgeous natured girl and would love for her to become a mum!!! She cant be living her life a virgin

She is now 2 and half years old, going in and out of season regularly, and I cant bear seeing her being frustrates any more. She a house cat, all up to date with her injections and no health problems at all.

if anyone is interested please let me know. i would really like to let her have the chance to enjoy life a little

thanks

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I'm sorry .......... but good luck with that!!!


Get the poor thing spayed ASAP!!!

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yeah woteva!

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MY FAMILY

Caramel (ginger girl) Harry (oldest son) Nick (Youngest son)

Why in heaven's name do you want to add to the incredible number of homeless kitties that are already in the rescues??? Just because you want the pleasure of having tiny kittens??? You know d*rn well it is an irresponsible idea, or you wouldn't be writing the above sentence. So why do you still want to get through with it???

For heaven's sake, don't even THINK about breeding unless you have a 100% sure forever home for each kiten, even if she has 6 or 7, otherwise you are just another backyard breeder, only supplying the rescues with more unwanted cats. And even if you do find a home for each of them, they will be taking the place of kittens already desperately waiting for a home.

There are so many reasons NOT to breed your cat, does your urge to 'be part of it' really outweigh all of them? Can you really walk into a rescue, look every poor cat in every little cage in the eye, see their sadness, their longing, and say: yes, I am going to add even more cats to this country, I am going to diminish your chances even further......
Well, in all honesty, can you?

The economy is not good, so many people are dumping cats instead of taking them on. Don't add to the problem, only for your own enjoyment.
And what if things go wrong, if the birth isn't going well? Can you handle that, do you know what to do?

If you like kittens so much, if you want to witness the entire process, neuter your own cat and take a volunteer job with a rescue. You would be doing everyone a favour: the cats who get extra care, your own cat, who doesn't need to go through pregnancy and birth, and yourself, as you can enjoy as much contact with as many pregnant cats and young cat families as you can handle.

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Jiskefet & the mognificent Dutch bunch

My little angels at the rainbow bridge

Obvious troll is obvious

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I sure hope so.

I definitely prefer a troll over an irresponsible b@st@rd

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Jiskefet & the mognificent Dutch bunch

My little angels at the rainbow bridge

Jiskefet has made a very good post - and has said far more I could have, but I think I shall post anyway.

I have very limited knowledge on breeding, but spaying her really would be the best thing to do. As far as I'm aware, being in and out of season is rather stressful on a cat. Not to mention shelters are completely full of unwanted cats and kittens. Are you absolutely sure you can find homes for every single one, or keep every kitten that doesn't find a home?

May I ask why you want to breed her? For cute kittens, or you just want her to "experience" motherhood?
Apologies if this sounds harsh, but these are very human ideals - I personally think its highly unfair to push such ideals onto an animal. Neutered and spayed cats do just fine living as "virgins".

She can enjoy life as much as any other cat without having a litter of kittens. Breeding is not without risks - and why do you think she'll enjoy it? I imagine for a cat, reproducing and caring for kittens is purely instinctual - cats don't breed purely for the enjoyment of it.

I'm sure one of the breeders on here will be able to give you more information on the facts/risks of breeding - as my knowledge is very limited.

My advise: Spay her, please. Having a litter doesn't benefit a cat at all. She won't miss what she's never had.

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Both my females (and males) have been spayed (and neutered) before they lost their vaginity, they are happy and well balanced cats and none of them caught any sexually transmitted diseases, none of them died during pregnancy or labour, I didnt have to find good homes for any kittens and I didnt add to the number of unwanted kittens in shelters. Im hoping you are just a troll but if youre post was serious please rethink it, cats arent human and dont think like humans do, they dont have sex for pleasure and they dont long for babies of their own, please dont risk her life because you think she should be a mum.

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