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Time and time again isnt it Smudgley, you waste your breath, its pathetic. Some people dont deserve a Cat when they moan about not being able to afford this and that, then hey ho off we go again, should be ashamed of themselves. Poor Cat, and when neutering is SO cheap too. |
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I have three cats, three rabbits and a puppy. All of my animals have been vaccinated and all have been spayed/castrated, apart from the puppy! We are waiting for his boy bits to drop!  My three cats are on a Veterinary prescription diet due to the oldest cat having a very sensitive stomach. I would never have had the animals if I could not afford to vaccinate and castrate/spay them. I always make sure I have the money for this before even buy the animal. However, I know some people do think they are doing the right thing by having another animal and not having the money. I think people DO learn from their mistakes and hopefully this will be a lesson learnt for many.  |
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The CP vouchers don't have time limits on them - ours don't anyway so I'm not sure what you mean by 'not had any vouchers left. We will give a FREE neutering voucher to anyone on any kind of benefits, in receipt of housing support, out of work or a pensioner. That's basically ANYONE who isn't earning a reasonable amount of money and who would otherwise be able to afford the £25.00/£45.00 needed. There is no excuse under the sun for not neutering - only apathy or some kind of condition which means there is an obsessive desire to 'collect' pets. Please just spay the cats concerned and also make the effort to spay/neuter the kittens before you hand them over to a new home. I would say that would go some way to redressing past negligence. After all, you don't want things to go full cycle and you end up 'collecting' kittens which are offspring of those you gave away in the first place. |
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Think you hit the nail on the head Yola when you talk about the desire to collect pets. |
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Not meaning to be dense here but this thread started last year its a YEAR OLD people....has something happened that required opening it again? |
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yes Karen, Maisey has had another litter of kittens  There's another thread about it somewhere. |
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