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  1. #1

    Jan 2011
    Townsville, QLD, Australia
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    Good to know BBB! I guess I'm worried because we'll have two newborns and I don't know how busy I'll be! I would hate to get another furbaby and not be able to give it enough love! I find dogs super easy to care for so I'm sure I would have no trouble with a cat, but I've never looked after babies for longer than a night and certainly not all of them together!

    Maybe by November when the babies are a couple of months old we'll have a better idea - hopefully it will work out because I would love a kitty so much!

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    Sep 2010
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    Good to know BBB! I guess I'm worried because we'll have two newborns and I don't know how busy I'll be! I would hate to get another furbaby and not be able to give it enough love! I find dogs super easy to care for so I'm sure I would have no trouble with a cat, but I've never looked after babies for longer than a night and certainly not all of them together!

    Maybe by November when the babies are a couple of months old we'll have a better idea - hopefully it will work out because I would love a kitty so much!
    I would suggest contacting the RSPCA and asking them to look out for a cat that has a good, relaxed temperament, that will be good with kids/babies. They will be able to advise as they spend a lot of time with the cats and get to know their personalities.

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    Dec 2005
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    Well, last night Daddy said NO to a kitten and Ds1 cried himself to sleep. But then Dh and I have a long talk and Dh said "Have a look around at some kittens."


    So I went to the RSPCA today (even though Dh wanted a purebred cat) to have a look at some cats.










    And came home with a gorgeous little boy
    I just couldnt leave him, he was the last of his litter and he just stuck like glue to Ds3 and I, like he was meant for us! He's a domestic short hair (kind of black/white but the black is almost like tortoise shell pattern?) and he is 10wks old.

    I think we'll be calling him Loki (Lo-key).

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    Nov 2010
    Perth, WA
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    Awww, how cute

    Though calling him Loki will likely result in a mischievous little rascal...

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    Dec 2005
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    Awww, how cute

    Though calling him Loki will likely result in a mischievous little rascal...
    I think thats a given no matter what the name is lol especially with 3 partners in crime to help him along

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    Nov 2010
    Perth, WA
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    Heheheheheheh, well yes there is that.

    I want another kitten. But while we're renting still, it's a no go - so I studiously avoid pet-shops and the like, because I know if I come across a little black ball of fluff it'll wind up coming home with me. Mmmm, love black cats

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    Jul 2006
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    heheh Freya!!! Cute huh! With ours... Oskar just wanted him and he made the perfect choice I think RSPCA cats seem to "know" that you are "saving" them I've had purebred and moggy cats and the moggies for me have been the best of them

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    WOW!!!! Can you link a pic?