Anybody here got a kitten they're looking to get rid of? (1 Viewer)

[mark]

i'll drown it for a tenner...

ah no, looking for a cat. it's going to be an indoor pet so we reckon going for a kitten might be a good bet. willing to drive a reasonable distance from dublin. if you have one, or know anyone trying to get rid of kittens, please let me know.

ta.

 

[krystal]

i'll drown it for a tenner...

ah no, looking for a cat. it's going to be an indoor pet so we reckon going for a kitten might be a good bet. willing to drive a reasonable distance from dublin. if you have one, or know anyone trying to get rid of kittens, please let me know.

ta.

ah good on yiz guys. I know of no spare kittens though. What about paws in Kildare?
http://www.paws.ie/

 

[krystal]

hmm it appears they don;t do cats any more. sorry!
look here? http://www.irishanimals.com/cats/index.html

 

[Unicron]

ah good on yiz guys. I know of no spare kittens though. What about paws in Kildare?
http://www.paws.ie/

Dammit Kirstie, now I'm all broody.

 

[Goodbye]

it's going to be an indoor pet so we reckon going for a kitten might be a good bet. .

They tend to grow up to be cats buh.

 

[SONYMEGADRIVE]

www.kittenadoption.ie is where i got my creepers

she reccommends that the cats you adopt be housecats
for a variety of reasons - nice to deal with and all

cats come wormed to bits and have other shots

you're probably best getting 2 if they're gonna be housecats

the fights are gas

edit - she's based in saggart and you just give a donation
think i gave about 100 or something?

 

[classic seanc]

Why not get an older cat?
Kittens do indeed end up as cats, and you might have it for 10 or 15 years. Whereas an older cat is house trained, it has its shots and won't be around as long*. And the poor little doteens often get put to sleep because people don't take them.
Just throwing the idea out there for ya.


*that reads much worse than I intend it to.

 

[rettucs]

try the cats and dogs home (DSPCA run) in the Dublin mountains. Thats where we got our dog.

Its not far out of the city. Only a 5 mins drive from rathfarnham.

Let me know if you want details of where it is and I can provide them.

 

[Anthony]

"baby substitute"

 

[shower another shower]

get two. company for each other when yer away.
and start toilet training them asap.

 

[mark]

Why not get an older cat?
Kittens do indeed end up as cats, and you might have it for 10 or 15 years. Whereas an older cat is house trained, it has its shots and won't be around as long*. And the poor little doteens often get put to sleep because people don't take them.
Just throwing the idea out there for ya.


*that reads much worse than I intend it to.

oh were looking into that too. there seems to be a good few indoor cats in the various cats homes that are looking for good homes. we're checking that out

"baby substitute"

you said it.

www.kittenadoption.ie is where i got my creepers

she reccommends that the cats you adopt be housecats
for a variety of reasons - nice to deal with and all

cats come wormed to bits and have other shots

you're probably best getting 2 if they're gonna be housecats

the fights are gas

edit - she's based in saggart and you just give a donation
think i gave about 100 or something?

nice one, ta.

 

[carbide]

Dammit Kirstie, now I'm all broody.

me too. can't breathe around cats or dogs, but i'm still here teetering on the edge of adopting five gimpy one-eyed ones with behavioural problems.