21-09-2011, 06:59 PM
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Re: 7 year old female Birman - Free to a good home
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Originally Posted by algernontrust
I am not running this trust....I volunteer my time and care for free  I have young children, my own resue pets too and am trying to help take a small number in, help advertise for more foster carers, loving homes for pet, get the trust known in the area and trying to fundraise for the trust so they can do more and give more to each animal through the doors. I find it truly upsetting to be personally attacked like this - all mouth no action - bloody well donate some money to the trust so more can be done for these animals.....
The poor woman who set this up has too many animals and litle to no money to keep kittens on if there are loving homes out there and people with the the funds to get injections done instead....
If anyone would donate some money then this could be resolved but when a lady of 65 is using her pension money to feed every mouth as she doesn't refuse animals like most other rescues what is she to do ... let all these slip the net and be PTS |
Alrighty! There is no need to ' ' ... I was going by your own posts.
It's just a bit odd that what you say doesn't add up to what you did on this thread.
There was already an offer by a resue to take this cat in, so if you're so full it would have been a bit daft to offer to help this cat when someone else already had.
As for donating and supporting rescues ... I do plenty already thanks  |
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I agree it is much better she stays where she is before rehoming, as even being a bit timid of children would be preferable to a rescue (and put less strain on their already strained resources 
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