Awww, how pretty is your new fur baby She is a stunner.

Don't know about jabs, but Spaying should only be about a fiver with voucher from Cats Protection League (sorry if you already knew that).

Thank you!

Me and the OH were just talking about this! The woman lived in London and she was selling the cats (before birth) for £150. At four weeks she moved down here with them and the OH just remembered she said she's been here for 4 weeks which makes Cotton only 8 weeks.

But the woman said she was born on 22nd May so it's possible she's just small?

I knew she was too small for ten weeks.

At least she's eating properly. I've watered down the milk a bit so hopefully I can wean her over.

Brilliant!! Do you have to be on benefits to claim the voucher?

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I knew a cat that looked exactly like her called
Sabine (pronounced Sa-been)
I like Luna too
She is gorgeous!!!! We cant have a cat, dogs would hate it, and dads allergic

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ooo I had a French assistant teacher called Sabine, very nice name

Oh no

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I like the name cotton it is soo cute and fluffy
Yeah when i move out i have promised myself either a tuexdo cat or a gray tabby with white feet, blaze and face

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I think she will grow up fluffy Her mother looked fluffy-ish but her fur was so greasy you really couldn't tell

You should see my mum, she has all those cats (though I'm not sure what blaze and face is LOL)

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What a beautiful little cat and a great name!

I hope you have many happy times together!

Sorry i'm not sure. I do not think so. I've tried to look online but it seems you may need to check with your local CPL.
Good luck, hope you can get it

I would hope that you WOULD have to be on benefits.

Just think what youare doing if you 'take advantage' of the CP voucher scheme. Who picks up the bill?

I understand your thinking but if someone cannot afford it, for whatever reason, be it being made redundant or whatever, then it is best to take the help than not neuter. They do the voucher to avoid unwanted litters which are in abundance. They are a charity so rely on donations, yes, but if they offer it and you need that bit of help whether on benefits or not...why should you not take it.