Kitten Needed
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cuttingitrite2
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Jealous. You must not have children. I love my kids and thats why I have 5. I received the cat stuff from a friend so go F yourself. Get a life and Merry Christmas.
Cowgirl
Well-Known Member
You really should just quit responding.
Got a wife and 2 teenages and 1 nice dog, from a rescue mind you.
You got F x 5 and now want a free kitten..to go with all the free stuff you all ready scored.
I bet you are teh type that want your rug rats to experience the "Magic of birth" and will let your cat get prego to pop out more free kittens for your kids.
Grow up lady...get a reality check and by a stuffed animal instead.
You want the cat, not your kids.
dawn
Well-Known Member
I have 3 electric litter boxes for 4 cats and I am not lazy!
They are emptied every day, just more sanitary!
aps45819
24/7 Single Dad
I want to first wish everyone a Merry Christmas, and then Beg someone for a kitten. I have been told to go to a shelter or adopt but Santa comes tonight and it would be great to have one for in the morning. If anyone has one and close to Calvert or St Marys, I will pick up today. Thanks in advance,
Get a cornish game hen. They're about the same size and are already dressed.
sockgirl77
Well-Known Member
Your posts sure do look a lot like Inkpen's.
Yes, they sure do.
sockgirl77
Well-Known Member
clevalley
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The bolded statement put me in the Christmas Spirit!
Jingle Bells,
Jingle Bells,
Jingle all the way,
oh what fun it is to ride
in a one horse open sleigh-EH!
Come on everyone, sing along!
You can have my two cats and because it's Christmas I'll throw in a couple of kids to go with them.:shrug:
On a more serious side my youngest daughter who was 7 at the time asked for a dog for Christmas two years ago. I was really leary since I know that young kids want a lot of things that I end up having to take care of.
My boyfriend's mother had three puppies that her dog had in November of that year. She was willing to let us have one but we did not let her have the dog on Christmas. He brought it to the house to to surprise her and we told her that if she wanted it and was prepared to take care of it she could have it in a few weeks.
Then over the next month the puppy would come over a few times a week for a few hours and a couple of overnights as well. This allowed us to take the time and be sure that she was prepared to be an owner.
Two years later she feeds him, walks him and even gives him a bath. We were lucky to have the time to make sure it was a good fit.
Now my son wanted a cat last year and I put it him off for months by telling him it was not kitten season. He bugged me endlessly as to when kitten season was and I finally told him May. I really hoped he would drop it and let it go.
Well the last week of April he came up to me and asked me what the following week would be. Not thinking anything of it I told him it would be the first week of May. He said" You know what that means mom? It's time to get my kitten"
Miss Harley has lived with us since the end of May and he has her food and water dishes in his room and is in charge of feeding, watering and litterpan patrol. So for me it worked out in both cases but sometimes waiting a bit can be to your advantage.
On a more serious side my youngest daughter who was 7 at the time asked for a dog for Christmas two years ago. I was really leary since I know that young kids want a lot of things that I end up having to take care of.
My boyfriend's mother had three puppies that her dog had in November of that year. She was willing to let us have one but we did not let her have the dog on Christmas. He brought it to the house to to surprise her and we told her that if she wanted it and was prepared to take care of it she could have it in a few weeks.
Then over the next month the puppy would come over a few times a week for a few hours and a couple of overnights as well. This allowed us to take the time and be sure that she was prepared to be an owner.
Two years later she feeds him, walks him and even gives him a bath. We were lucky to have the time to make sure it was a good fit.
Now my son wanted a cat last year and I put it him off for months by telling him it was not kitten season. He bugged me endlessly as to when kitten season was and I finally told him May. I really hoped he would drop it and let it go.
Well the last week of April he came up to me and asked me what the following week would be. Not thinking anything of it I told him it would be the first week of May. He said" You know what that means mom? It's time to get my kitten"
Miss Harley has lived with us since the end of May and he has her food and water dishes in his room and is in charge of feeding, watering and litterpan patrol. So for me it worked out in both cases but sometimes waiting a bit can be to your advantage.
Justwaitin
Live 4 today!
We're you neutered before your wife got you at the shelter...you sure do have some balls for being a newbie...BUDDY...leave the woman alone and stop judging.
sockgirl77
Well-Known Member
The bolded statement put me in the Christmas Spirit!
Jingle Bells,
Jingle Bells,
Jingle all the way,
oh what fun it is to ride
in a one horse open sleigh-EH!
Come on everyone, sing along!
Jingle Bells
Batman smells
Robin layed an egg.
Batmoblie lost a wheel and the joker got away.
I have 3 electric litter boxes for 4 cats and I am not lazy!
I got that new Breeze litter box and love it! So, I made Wenchy go with me while I used coupons to buy the 2nd one... ended up getting it for 1/2 price.
As clumsy as my animals are, they'd end up electrocuting themselves.
theArtistFormerlyKnownAs
Well-Known Member
aps45819
24/7 Single Dad
I thought you two were housebroke
thurley42
HY;FR
It's "Were" ...
You should always try to use proper English when you are tough-talking someone on the internet.....
Justwaitin
Live 4 today!
It's "Were" ...
You should always try to use proper English when you are tough-talking someone on the internet.....
Thank you...I will take that into consideration the next time 
unixpirate
Pitty Party
Ok I was reading and couldn't let this one go.
It's not the people on here that think we/they are the only ones allowed to have a pet. The fact is most of us on here participate in fostering or an active volunteer with a local group. All animals have up to date shots and all are chipped. The adoption fees start about $120. They don't do home visits on cats/kittens. It's not a matter of being unworthy its a matter of being able to feed/bathe/change the cat box/keep the shots up to date. My son adopted from CAWL, loves his cat! He's going to college full time and working full time. I have to remind him once in a while to change the box.
The shelters are the best place.
Good Luck and Happy Holidays.