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Thank goodness, these poor cats have prayed on my mind I was talking to someone in rescue when i first read this & they said much the same as Angie. Some expectant mums phone in some distress as theyve been advised to rehome the cat by their doctor. She said in a lot of cases you can advise them otherwise & explain how to do things when baby arrives or indeed now baby has arrived & they listen, but then there are those who have allowed themselves to be hyped up over it & just want the cat/s gone Even if you have allergies/asthma you can still live with pets. I know folk who do it & they would no more give up their pets than they would a human family member. You learn to adapt. If a baby/child is going to be asthmatic they will be irrespective of whether they have pets or not. When we were growing up we always had a cat and dogs. I believe children who have animal companions lead a richer life than those who dont So pleased these little ones have found a forever home. Bless the lady in Essex for giving them such. |
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