international cat dilemma (4 Viewers)

[kevin gallen]

What does it say?

Hello, I think thats the only word , still better than most cats

 

[Wilbert]

Hello, I think thats the only word , still better than most cats

You are right. Your cat is the best ever.

 

[snap-apple]

Hello, I think thats the only word , still better than most cats

does it sound anything like 'errow'?

 

[Wilbert]

Do you think he might be saying 'miaow' with a bit of an impediment?

 

[snap-apple]

Do you think he might be saying 'miaow' with a bit of an impediment?

erres.

 

[kevin gallen]

just hello in a cat accent really. however im not sure if its always meant in a friendly way, check this recent picture of her

 

[kevin gallen]

have to add another post cause im on 313 and it could be unlucky

 

[shower another shower]

As far as I know, if you gt the chip, it'll have to still be in for 6 months before you can avoid quarentine. Our old vet in Pasadena would implant it...will look for the name and number this evening. We shipped our two dogs from LA 2.5 years ago. They spent 6 mos. in England. They faired out pretty well, and reconized us no prob. $7000 US between the two of em. for flights, vet and the quarentine. Have you checked out Lisdon Hall in Swords? At least then you could visit them if you have to got that route. When we brought our two cats from Dublin to LA, it didn't really cost anything at all but it was quite tramatic for them. Little hearts etc. I'd say find someone who will take them, find two new cats, and visit them when ya go back.
bing

 

[SadieOutlaw]

As far as I know, if you gt the chip, it'll have to still be in for 6 months before you can avoid quarentine. Our old vet in Pasadena would implant it...will look for the name and number this evening. We shipped our two dogs from LA 2.5 years ago. They spent 6 mos. in England. They faired out pretty well, and reconized us no prob. $7000 US between the two of em. for flights, vet and the quarentine. Have you checked out Lisdon Hall in Swords? At least then you could visit them if you have to got that route. When we brought our two cats from Dublin to LA, it didn't really cost anything at all but it was quite tramatic for them. Little hearts etc. I'd say find someone who will take them, find two new cats, and visit them when ya go back.
bing

yeah i've been reading up on it all morning. it seems like overall it's going to be quite traumatic for them and there's a lot of leg work that will need to be done stateside, but i've no one who'd be willing to do it.
my next plan is to see if i can post on some cat lovers boards in california or something and see will someone loving take them.
it makes me nearly cry every time i think of giving them to a stranger though.

 

[LMD64]

Cats are too high maintenance, I say. After getting the ungrateful bastards shipped in, you'll have to get them declawed, neutered, their teeth filed down to nubs, spayed, their whiskers plucked, gender reassignment surgery, legs sawn off, denosed, both ears stitched up, and not forgetting tail extraction.

take my advice, you're better off with one of these instead:

 

[SadieOutlaw]

Cats are too high maintenance, I say. After getting the ungrateful bastards shipped in, you'll have to get them declawed, neutered, their teeth filed down to nubs, spayed, their whiskers plucked, gender reassignment surgery, legs sawn off, denosed, both ears stitched up, and not forgetting tail extraction.

seriously dad, it's not funny.

 

[LMD64]

or, of course, there's the more traditional method of retrieving pets from overseas, without the trauma and heartache of putting the poor dears into quarantine.

1. Insert cat into press (see figure 1).
2. Turn handle until cat is fully pressed.
3. Remove cat and fold.
4. Insert into stamped addressed envelope, and seal.
Huzzah! Your cat is now ready for posting!

Note: to ensure rapid and safe delivery of cat, please use First Class postage.

Figure 1.

 

[krystal]

jesus christ.

or, of course, there's the more traditional method of retrieving pets from overseas, without the trauma and heartache of putting the poor dears into quarantine.

1. Insert cat into press (see figure 1).
2. Turn handle until cat is fully pressed.
3. Remove cat and fold.
4. Insert into stamped addressed envelope, and seal.
Huzzah! Your cat is now ready for posting!

Note: to ensure rapid and safe delivery of cat, please use First Class postage.

Figure 1.

 

[shower another shower]

my next plan is to see if i can post on some cat lovers boards in california or something and see will someone loving take them.

I'll put the word out to family and friends in LA to see if anybody be interested. Also, if you can't find a home, Pasadena Humane Society on Fair Oaks will take them and find a home, gauranteed. How old and what breed are they? Male, female?

 

[SadieOutlaw]

my grandad once put his finger into a close wringer at the request of his older brother, who then turned the handle.
his finger went in and split open.
ouch.
you're still an asshole lmd64

 

[SadieOutlaw]

I'll put the word out to family and friends in LA to see if anybody be interested. Also, if you can't find a home, Pasadena Humane Society on Fair Oaks will take them and find a home, gauranteed. How old and what breed are they? Male, female?

the older one was a lost kitten i found where i work and he's about three now, the second guy i got from a shelter, he had been abused, he's a year younger.
they are both deadly cats, really affectionate and really silly in all the best ways. the younger one is a total brat, he loves water, if you turn on a tap anywhere in the house he comes running as if it's the MOST exciting thing in the world and tries to lick it and play with it. they're deadly and i wish i had them back. sob.

sorry, i just realised i didn't really answer your question:
they are both male and have been neutered/vaccinated etc.
they aren't any fancy breed.....eh....i have pictures
that would be very cool if you could ask around, i'll do the same.
i pressume i can find that humane society online?
thanks

 

[Ex-User (250)]

the older one was a lost kitten i found where i work and he's about three now, the second guy i got from a shelter, he had been abused, he's a year younger.
they are both deadly cats, really affectionate and really silly in all the best ways. the younger one is a total brat, he loves water, if you turn on a tap anywhere in the house he comes running as if it's the MOST exciting thing in the world and tries to lick it and play with it. they're deadly and i wish i had them back. sob.

sorry, i just realised i didn't really answer your question:
they are both male and have been neutered/vaccinated etc.
they aren't any fancy breed.....eh....i have pictures
that would be very cool if you could ask around, i'll do the same.
i pressume i can find that humane society online?
thanks

sounds like a good solution maybe... it sounds like it would be really really expensive to get them back to ireland

 

[SadieOutlaw]

sounds like a good solution maybe... it sounds like it would be really really expensive to get them back to ireland

yeah and they might never forgive me. apparently they were really upset after their flight from cleveland to la and the younger cat is still unsettled and traumatised. i suppose as well as missing them, i feel really guilty that i took them in and now they might not have a home.

 

[Ex-User (250)]

yeah and they might never forgive me. apparently they were really upset after their flight from cleveland to la and the younger cat is still unsettled and traumatised. i suppose as well as missing them, i feel really guilty that i took them in and now they might not have a home.

but bing's giving me hope though, and that wilbert guy. i smell a happy ending. time to rep those guys.

 

[shower another shower]

Her ya go