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Hi All,
Posted a few days ago and wanted to add some more info on Bruce but couldn't edit my post.
He is a three and a half month old male kitten. He is a long haired white kitten with ginger patches. He is fully house trained and has his shots. I will pay for his neutering when he is old enough also.
He is extremely playful and friendly. He has no problem getting to know new people.
The longer I have him the worse my allergies get.
It's not fair to him as it means I can spend less and less time playing with him. Also it's not ideal for me health wise.
I have a cage (for bringing him to the vet etc), litter tray, numerous toys and grooming brush etc that can all be taken with him (free of cost) if desired.
I'm based in Dublin 20 but am willing to travel for you to meet him etc.
You won't regret adopting this little guy!0 -
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Hi,
Unfortunately we are no longer able to give our dogs the attention and exercise that they need - my husband and I are now both working full-time - and so the dogs are left for too long during the day.
The dogs, (males - brothers - approx 6months old) are both house trained (a few little accidents with being left while we're at work which is understandable) they are loving, but defintely need more time on training and obidience. The are both IKC registered and have papers.
One of the dalmations is deaf but he is able to respond to hand signals. Both of them have very high energy and will require someone with lots and lots of time on their hands and a secure big garden! Lots of walks and runs (they both enjoy the treadmill aswell).
We are based in Co.Cork - and because we really need these two guys to go to good homes (either seperately or together), anyone that is interested will need to be homechecked. This is non-neogotiable as we are not going to let them go to bad homes. If you can't agree to this then please do not contact us.
I am willing to answer any questions you might have - contact me via PM - and I hope someone out there can give these pups great happy homes.
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Hi All,
Posted a few days ago and wanted to add some more info on Bruce but couldn't edit my post.
He is a three and a half month old male kitten. He is a long haired white kitten with ginger patches. He is fully house trained and has his shots. I will pay for his neutering when he is old enough also.
He is extremely playful and friendly. He has no problem getting to know new people.
The longer I have him the worse my allergies get. It's not fair to him as it means I can spend less and less time playing with him. Also it's not ideal for me health wise.
I have a cage (for bringing him to the vet etc), litter tray, numerous toys and grooming brush etc that can all be taken with him (free of cost) if desired.
I'm based in Dublin 20 but am willing to travel for you to meet him etc.
You won't regret adopting this little guy!
Hi, I was just wondering if your kitten is still available for rehoming. I live locally and would be interested in adopting him.0 -
This is probably a long shot but here goes:
We found an injured, ginger, young adult male cat in Cork.
He has been to the vet. He has a broken pelvis which is expected to heal.
He does, however require 3 - 4 weeks box rest.
At the moment his leg is not weight bearing so he cannot use the litter. Otherwise he is doing very well.
He is a lovely natured cat, well used to being handled (even when in pain he doesn't struggle or become aggressive). He purrs a lot.
Would anyone be willing to take this cat on (we have 2 cats already and cannot care for him due to work commitments)
Please pm me if interested.
Here's the little fella the day we found him!
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the beer revolu wrote: »This is probably a long shot but here goes:
We found an injured, ginger, young adult male cat in Cork.
He has been to the vet. He has a broken pelvis which is expected to heal.
He does, however require 3 - 4 weeks box rest.
At the moment his leg is not weight bearing so he cannot use the litter. Otherwise he is doing very well.
He is a lovely natured cat, well used to being handled (even when in pain he doesn't struggle or become aggressive). He purrs a lot.
Would anyone be willing to take this cat on (we have 2 cats already and cannot care for him due to work commitments)
Please pm me if interested.
Here's the little fella the day we found him!
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Hi there.
I may be able to help out here we can nurse this man back to full health and hopefull rehomed again can you pm me your contact details and I can then phone you...Cheers
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Hi,
Unfortunately we are no longer able to give our dogs the attention and exercise that they need - my husband and I are now both working full-time - and so the dogs are left for too long during the day.
The dogs, (males - brothers - approx 6months old) are both house trained (a few little accidents with being left while we're at work which is understandable) they are loving, but defintely need more time on training and obidience. The are both IKC registered and have papers.
One of the dalmations is deaf but he is able to respond to hand signals. Both of them have very high energy and will require someone with lots and lots of time on their hands and a secure big garden! Lots of walks and runs (they both enjoy the treadmill aswell).
We are based in Co.Cork - and because we really need these two guys to go to good homes (either seperately or together), anyone that is interested will need to be homechecked. This is non-neogotiable as we are not going to let them go to bad homes. If you can't agree to this then please do not contact us.
I am willing to answer any questions you might have - contact me via PM - and I hope someone out there can give these pups great happy homes.
Are theses dogs in Mallow?0 -
Hey guys,
we have a little cat by the name of Charlie looking for a new home. He's about 4 months old now, and growing pretty quickly. We picked him up from our local vet/cattery as one of a few kittens who needed new homes quickly.
Unfortunately, Charlie and the cat we already had, really don't get along. We've tried all the strategies, and I've successfully introduced new cats and animals previosuly, but thejust aren't gelling. It's mainly the already present cat thats causing the problems tbh as Charlie is pretty chilled out.
He's got a lovely personality, though he can get a little rowdy, which as a little kitty, is par fr the course. I've attached a pic for people to see, but I don't think it does him justice as he's a good bit bigger and his coat is amazingly black.
We'll provide a carrying cage and all the toys/blankets that he currently has to any new owner. He's up to date on his shots, and will be due neutering pretty soon. We can discuss that costs assoicated with this though with anyone whose interested
IF you are interested, please drop me a PM with your details and maybe outline why and how you think you could give Charlie a good home. We want to make sure he goes to a good home
cheers
MM
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Dee_animallover wrote: »Hi all
I have 4 beautiful kittens (3 male, 1 female) looking for a good home. My brother was feeding their mother for a while and he found her kittens last week near his house. Unfortuantly the mother cat abandoned them - was up at his back door all day so was obviously not feeding them.
They were starving so I took them home and have been hand feeding them since last Friday (23rd Oct).
They are about 4 weeks old max, are very friendly (mother cat is also very friendly) and used to being handled. They will not be ready to go for another couple of weeks.
I'm in Athlone area but can travel.
Just bumping this up - I'm quite desperate to get homes for these wonderful kittens as I have 3 cats (and 2 dogs!) already.
There are 3 males and one female (black one). They are litter trained and are so friendly and playful.
I can travel anywhere (within reason!).0 -
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Original_Sin wrote: »Our 2yo female black cat Molly is looking for a new home.
Molly is castrated and litter trained. Very good mice catcher.
Sadly she doesnt interact very well with our new kittens or the eldest cat, she would be happy have a cat friend her own age or to be an only pet.
Can be a bit shy in the beginning with new people but is really a very very sweet little cat.
Loves attention and to cuddle in you lap.
Bumping this as we are finding she is being less and less social with both ourselves and our other cats,
We would be prepared to travel a reasonable distance to rehome her
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