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Kittens

irelandspurs · 2009-12-17 20:26:05

Anyone know where i can get one this time of year?

17-12-2009 8:26pm

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Anyone know where i can get one this time of year?

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#2 17-12-2009 8:29pm

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I would imagine you would find it difficult enough until into the spring. Cats tend not to breed to give birth in the dead of winter. I homed one there about 2-3 weeks ago and I reckon it's the last one I'll see for a while.

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#3 17-12-2009 8:32pm

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helena.ryan wrote: »

I would imagine you would find it difficult enough until into the spring. Cats tend not to breed to give birth in the dead of winter. I homed one there about 2-3 weeks ago and I reckon it's the last one I'll see for a while.

ok thanks

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#4 17-12-2009 8:34pm

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You can check out the rehoming threads in the Animal Welfare sub forum as some people are trying to rehome kittens/young cats.
I would also check out your local shelters/pounds/SPCAs and see if there isn't someone you can give a home to

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#5 19-12-2009 3:46pm

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I see you are in Portarlington, do you mind travelling? Drogheda Animal Rescue always seems to have cats and kittens. Try www.dar.ie Good luck!

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#6 19-12-2009 4:12pm

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People often advertise in vets, I went into one a few days ago and there were 2/3 kittens for a good home.

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#7 20-12-2009 12:22pm

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irelandspurs wrote: »

Anyone know where i can get one this time of year?

I am sure there is someone in your area with a kitten. I have a 3 month old now. I'd say check the vets, paper and supermarket! There is no shortage of cats and kittens around considering the amount found abandoned

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#8 22-12-2009 6:50pm

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irelandspurs wrote: »

Anyone know where i can get one this time of year?

You can find in irish animals website, but please remember: A PET IS FOR LIFE NOT FOR CHRISTMAS only!!!

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