Are you tired of coming home to an empty apartment after a long day at work? If you belong to the group of people who want to hear a friendly voice when they return home, it is time you thought about getting a pet for yourself. If you have considered getting a dog and dismissed the idea as being too much trouble, you are probably right. A dog needs a lot of care when kept as a pet. But how about getting a cat instead? A cat requires less time and attention than a dog and is more manageable. There are several varieties of cats, both pedigree and non-pedigree. If you are inclined to buy a pedigreed cat and can afford the cost, you might want to get a Persian cat for yourself.
A Persian cat is very popular because of its temperament and easygoing nature. It adapts well to apartment life and is not as active as other cats. This makes it very attractive for people who live alone. If you keep a Persian cat, chances are you will not find your home in a mess when you return at the end of the day as you would if you had any other pet.
If you are considering getting a Persian cat for yourself, you should go to a reputed dealer who breeds Persian kittens. You will find advertisements in your local newspaper or pet magazines. You can also visit online websites which sell these kittens. The price range varies widely in these selections. You can get a Persian kitten for as little as $200 or one which sells for over $2500!
A friend of ours has a litter of kittens to give away and we weren’t sure how long to wait. They were born around New Years.
So I found two cats outside a while ago. They were both pregnant and had kittens within days of each other. A grand total of 9 kittens. I researched "adoptions" quite a bit. I finally posted an ad on craigslist and got tons of responses. I requested .00 per kitten and that the new owners sign "contracts’ (printed from planned pethood) that basically said if for any reason at anytime they decide they can no longer keep/want the kittens then they bring them back to me. No questions asked. I have only allowed people that I felt REALLY good about to take my kittens. Once I met them and decided if they were a good fit I waived the adoption fee. (I just put the .00 to see if they would be willing to pay for them.) But I did require that they fill out forms and keep in touch. (Which some of them have, I am giving it about 2 weeks before I call around to check up on them). The mama’s are now fixed and going to my grandfather so no B.S. about how awful I am. Do you think I did well with the adoption process? I truley did my best to make sure they went to kind, loving homes.
yes for those of you that ask. The question was posted twice. It showed up deleted on this one (glitch I guess) and I reposted it. Thanks for telling me how awful I am. Considering I did more for the kittens then many other people would. At least I didn’t leave them on the street or "free to good home".
Dutch Girl: I was surprised too! I thought people would skip right over me but they didn’t. The people were very nice. I didn’t give them to anyone that even gave me a hint of weird vibe.
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When you got your kittens home from the shelter, what did you do with them?
What things did you make sure were prepared?
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