hi there...

Please contact me if you need someone to take-in any pregnant cats that you might know of...

I can offer a warm, secure and experienced home...Iv just rescued one, and we all know there is prob loads more out there..unfortunatley!!


Let me know if i can help...

hi i will offer to do the same for pregnant cats in the glasgow area, i have fostered a pregnant cat and many kittens over the years.

My mam had a pregnant one last year it had four kittens, she got homes for them all then she got it sprayed it lives at the end of our lane but is always in our yard cathing mice me mam still feeds it when she shes it but it dont come very often now. shes told the owner loads of times that they dont look after it right and they said that cats cannot be controlled like a dog and live where they want , why do you want pregnant ones, it is because you want ot sell the kittens, kittens should all have good homes and the lover shouldn't be important more important is that the owners look after em and get em sprayed. I know I am right because the rspca insist that cats be sprayed.
Ruby

And why did you put a red square on my page because the other people never said nasty things. when a mod comes by i shall tell them.
Ruby

the pregnant cat that i took in, i got speyed after i rehomed the kittens am also selling kittens for someone in a few weeks for a nominal fee then using the funds to take that cat to get speyed. i have seen the damage having lots of kittens and unscupulous breeding can do to a cat and have never been the kind of person to just sit back and watch.

Our vets only charge around £85 for a she lady cat I think they should be sprayed before they have kittens really then they do not wander and make nice cats.

i agree and our vets charge the same but i personally can not foot the bill for other people over and over thats why when i sell a kitten it really is only for a very nominal fee depending on the litter size and i do cover any shortfall myself.

you are a nice lady but what if the kittens that you sell have kittens and they are sold and have kittens too. if the first cat is sprayed and there are no kittens then there will be no more from the kittens that would have been sold. Does that make sense.

i totally understand however the rspca dont always neuter kittens as they tend to rehome kittens as soon as they can and this is usually before they are ready. all you can do is recommend that the new owner gets this done and give them advice on it

I think we should just be grateful that there are people who are willing and able to take in these pregnant cats when they need it most.

If I was pregnant and got kicked out i'd want somewhere nice to go to where I was going to be fed and looked after properly.

Bear in mind that the cats will come to them already pregnant, so really it is the owners who are being irresponsible, not the people who are good enough to take these poor cats on.

Keep up the good job girlies.

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