Cats need a home!

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Mathew Kagis - 27 Jul 2005 08:42 GMT

So, the woman I'm buying a house from can't keep her 2 cats.
Their names are Gut & Gul.... The Danish version of Tweedle Dee &
Tweedle Dum.... Or so she tells me. Both female, 6 yrs old, fixed, all
shots up to date. They are longhaired Tuxedo Tabbies. They are SOOOO
freindly & social it shocked me! I'm Willing to drive these beauties
anywhere within 2 days of Kamloops, BC.
I'd considewr taking them myself... but .... I have 2 & My DW has
1 and a teenager. I don't think we can handle a 5 cat house (small
house, I might add) & stay sane. Of course (*SIGH*) I won't let them
go to the pound & I'm doing all I can to find them a home in the
village that they live in.... but.....

Mathew, Chablis & Muscat

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Adrian - 27 Jul 2005 11:13 GMT

> So, the woman I'm buying a house from can't keep her 2 cats.
> Their names are Gut & Gul.... The Danish version of Tweedle Dee &
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> Mathew, Chablis & Muscat

Good luck in finding them a home. If not, 5 doesn't sound too many.

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A house is not a home, without a cat.

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Enfilade - 27 Jul 2005 15:53 GMT

> Good luck in finding them a home. If not, 5 doesn't sound too many.

Good luck, and if I can happily keep 4 in a two bedroom
apartment....*ahem* I hope whatever is best for their welfare happens.

Why can't she keep them?

--Fil

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jmcquown - 27 Jul 2005 17:10 GMT

>> Good luck in finding them a home. If not, 5 doesn't sound too many.
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> --Fil

Maybe she is moving to a "no pets" place. I, for one, would never consider
such a thing. But sometimes price is a consideration. We don't know her
circumstances.

Jill

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Pat - 28 Jul 2005 14:34 GMT

> >> Good luck in finding them a home. If not, 5 doesn't sound too many.
> >
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> such a thing. But sometimes price is a consideration. We don't know her
> circumstances.

He has bought an 100' sq. home. Not an apt.

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jmcquown - 28 Jul 2005 21:29 GMT

>>>> Good luck in finding them a home. If not, 5 doesn't sound too many.
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> He has bought an 100' sq. home. Not an apt.

I was referring to the woman who can't keep her cats, not to Mathew who
already has 3 cats.

Jill

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EvelynVogtGamble(Divamanque) - 28 Jul 2005 17:13 GMT

>>>Good luck in finding them a home. If not, 5 doesn't sound too many.
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> such a thing. But sometimes price is a consideration. We don't know her
> circumstances.

He doesn't mention her age - if she's going into some sort
of senior care, she may not have the option. More and more
of such places are allowing new residents to bring their
fur-bearing family with them, if they are capable of caring
for them. However, they usually limit it to "one small
pet", and not all of them are so enlightened.

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Enfilade - 29 Jul 2005 01:02 GMT

> He doesn't mention her age - if she's going into some sort
> of senior care, she may not have the option.

This is very true, and if so I will purr for her...I would be
devastated to have to rehome any of mine because I was unable to care
for them, yet I would have to do so for their sake

--Fil

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