hi having thought about the situation ive decided to charge £15 for my moggie kittens as to give them away free could attract the wrong sort of people , as i dont have friends to give them too ............... ive decided to give any money raised to the pdsa as they do a wonderful job caring for the sick animals of the less fourtunate .................... whats everyones opinion on this , am i asking a fair price i will of course vet the prospective buyers and insist on spaying/neutering etc etc

that sounds like a brilliant idea, much better than giving them away, as at least you know not only your new babies are going to good homes, but the ones who are not as fortunate are benefitting too. xxx

I think thats a really good idea!!! I think if you ask for money then at least you know that the owners are serious. Plus the PDSA are the ones that will benefit, not yourself which some people on here might not agree with!!!

sounds fair to me, especially as you're giving the money to charity.. people may even be willing to pay a bit more if they know the money is going to a good cause

when mum and i got our kitten years ago the lady gave our £20 to the cat's protection.

when i sold my siamese/oriental kittens i bred i gave £25 from each to coventry cats protection.

are you going to say that you're giving the money to PDSA on the advert? or will you tell them when they want to buy one?

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My two Babies! 15 weeks old, and moggie mischief makers!

i'd probably say in the advert as i guess it would give the true impression that i care more about animal welfare than money

thanks wendy xxxxxxxx