I agree. We are adopting a cat for Christmas. It is an orphan and we were helping in the rearing of the litter as their mum died and we got all 4 at the vet. We raised them, and they are now 6 weeks. I am sending him to my MIL until Christmas..... I can't wait.
And if you don't like cleaning up POO, don't have time for the constant attention a new puppy needs, don't want your children knocked over by a furball of boundless energy, don't like cleaning puddles of WEE, having to find a good kennel if you want to go on holiday and are not prepared to spend $$$ on flea treatment, worm treatment, vaccinations and potentially more on other injuries.....if you think it's ok to buy lone dog and leave it at home to amuse itself in the backyard all day, or that dogs/cats are not proper members of a family like the people members....THINK AGAIN.
This issue craps me off to high heaven. Unless you already noticed
I miss my fur baby but our current situation ment we couldnt keep her we got her from the shelter as an older cat and had her for 3/4 years but sadly had to take back. I kept in touch till she found a new home so at least they knew we cared. I still miss her but our road and house is to busy and we arnt alowed inside pets we have a rabbit though
we always rescued all out cats from the pound...and always took the most wierd looking reject ones we could find, the ones no one else would take! and they were always the best pets!!! my cat who lived for 21 years and only died last year was SO tiny and had a really short tail,she looked so thin and had a huge head! but she was the BEST cat ever! sorry...off topic
Our current cat has so far cost us $1500 in vets bills and she isnt even 6 months old yet (de-sex/fleas/worms/and bitten by brown snake!)....i dont think people realise how expencive pets can be and all the stuff that comes with them.
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