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Re: Rspca - home visit
glad to hear alls well that ends well now you can relax and enjoy xmas
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Old 01-12-2008, 01:02 PM
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i thought about ringing to complain, as i would never hurt any animal
i am worried beacause if they were to take her away i would be devastated. Maybe it is or isnt something they have to legally say but i am a worrier anyway.
But they will see when they visit she has everything she could need or want so i am going to try not to worry

I think it will all be fine. Ask your vet for a letter- I am sure they can send you a brief note. Don't be so alarmed, it's the duty of care that the RSPCA and you have to the kittens. You would have been told at the time of adoption that they will check up on you and the cats.
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Old 01-12-2008, 01:22 PM
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Re: Rspca - home visit
We rescued a cat from the RSPCA a month ago.. when we had our home visit it was made clear that she would return in around 10 weeks to check everything was ok..

i think it was more a check up for us to make sure everyone had settled ok..
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