O/T free kitten to good home in Sarasota
 

No I am not giving away a CAT boat. It is a little furry black and white kitten I found. I have 2 large dogs and can't have a cat. Please help or it's gotta go to the shelter. email [email protected] or [email protected] would make a great christmas gift comes with cage, litter box, bowls etc.

Re: O/T free kitten to good home in Sarasota
 

lets see a picture

Re: O/T free kitten to good home in Sarasota
 

Ryan, if I didn't already have four dogs, four cats, two birds, and a psycho lope eared dwarf bunny rabbit named "Elroy", Deb and I would take it. I'll ask around.
Russ

Re: O/T free kitten to good home in Sarasota
 

lets see if this helps.

Re: O/T free kitten to good home in Sarasota
 

Oh, MAN!!! Talk about a heartbreaker...

Re: O/T free kitten to good home in Sarasota
 

I want it Hun. Peeeeeeeeeeeeese? Merry Christmas Hun. :bunny:

Re: O/T free kitten to good home in Sarasota
 

Ryan, you might as well keep her, you will get so attatched to her, then you will feel bad taking her to the pound, cause you eventually know what will happen. Eventually the other dogs will accept her, she will be able to defend herself in about 9 months. I find cats all the time on jobsites, wash em up, call SPCA and regerster them, we were up to 11 cats at one time,(PITA) my wife was called the Cat Lady. Down to 5 for the last year, thats enough. I wish you good luck getting rid of her.Jeff

Re: O/T free kitten to good home in Sarasota
 

Ryan, I screwed up and mentioned this to my wife. I have a feeling she'll want to take IF it is a female cat. Do you know which gender it is, and when they are young, don't laugh now, it's sometimes kind of hard to tell. When she brought "Nimrod" home it was given to her as a female, but he was a male.

Re: O/T free kitten to good home in Sarasota
 

We are not a 100% sure what the sex is , but a few people have told us it was a girl. Its just so tiny to tell. Call me !

Re: O/T free kitten to good home in Sarasota
 

You have to be very careful with Kittens. The get attached very quickly. They need a Mom. Human that is. Cats have emotions and if you look closey at their face you can see it.

Russ I hope your wife takes the Kitty. If you keep her/him indoors your vet bill will be cheap. I recomend getting insurance for the little tike. It has help us.

Here's the site
http://www.petinsurance.com/

Gizzmo was 2 months when I bought him. 2k. I know insane. Well he caught a viral (airborne) disease from another cat in the shop. He ended up with a collapsed lung. It was so sad. He couldn't breathe and you could see him turning blue. Thank God the hospital was 2 miles away and it was 2 in the morning. I got there fast. He spent most of his time in an incubator. It was so bad I ended up leaving my job for 5 months to stay at the hospital. I didn't want anything to happen to him. In the end he had no kitten life but he recovered 100% and is now our little punka$$. The pet shop paid for half of his bills and VPI paid 25% percent of what was left over.
You of course pay up front. If the paper work is filled correctly by the Vet you'll get a refund in 2 weeks.
So keep indoors to keep out diseases and remember that diseases are animal specific. Only another cat can get your cat sick. An air purifier is a good thing to have too.