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And not only the siring of kittens and fighting, but the smell of an unneutered tom! You'd think that alone would give them a second thought.... |
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I went to a conference recently about rehoming & the need for more flexibility & less of the turning people down for nonsense reasons |
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Well written Dawn. I, for one, would never ever want to go through the anguish I did when Lily fell pregnant by that intruder and we found out he had FeLV. Such an awful wait for Lily's test results. Since then, I have had her tested on 4 separate occassions to make extra sure - and all results have been negative - thank goodness. I don't know why anyone would WANT to put themselves through that. (BTW - Red was castrated yesterday ) |
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My kids father's partner had an unneutered tom. They didnt care, and in the end he died from being knocked down twice in a few months - the other problem is that unneutered toms wander looking for females so that puts them in danger. |
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