
13-09-2011, 12:05 PM
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Re: free to a good home
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Originally Posted by gemcml
Oh god!!! Obviously she doesn't own one as shes never taken her to the vets! EVER! But if she were going to a decent home then the potential owners shouldn't mind buying a cat carrier!? Or even one of those horrible cardboard boxes that you can buy in pet shops if they don't live far or have a car it should be ok just for collecting. But they have to buy one sooner or later anyway so it shouldn't be a problem!
She is so beautiful. I'd really love her if i wasn't so far away  I'm looking for an older cat anyway as company for my 6 month old cheeky girly. And she sounds perfect considering she is good with kids too! Perfect. Only thing i do wonder is whether she is litter trained? ...Not that there has to be a reason for her to be so desperate to re-home her - there probably isn't!!... but IF there is then unless she gives every bit of information, even if it may be considered a 'fault' then its just risking her ending up in the same hands, with someone who's going to re-home again or where she might end up in a rescue anyway! 
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that's actually the reason why I posted it on here because I had thought that since she's giving her away to anyone she could end up living with someone exactly the same! whereas all the people on here tend to actually have a clue about looking after animals and she would have been fine
I will suggest just putting her in a rescue anyway I think. . .just because if she goes in a rescue. . .yeah she might end up there for a while but she'll get the vaccs she needs. . .and the houses will be checked before they let anyone have her instead of just giving her to anyone 
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