<div dir="ltr">Please excuse the bandwidth, but I wanted to put this out there, just on the off chance that someone would hope their home to these two. <br>We have a week basically, and I have known these girls for a LONG time, and they are VERY loving. I would take them, but as most of you know, I'm pretty allergic to cats! <br>
Please no flames about the shelter part, I am with rescue, and because of the economy more people are dumping animals, and less are adopting, and we have no foster homes open. <br><br>However, if someone would be willing to foster these girls for us, we'll take care of food and medical, so long as you give lovin's. <br>
<br>What this comes down to, is they have a daughter that is so very allergic to the girls that there have been multiple ER visits all ready, and that was before they figured it was the furkids. <br><br>I don't think the pictures will come through, so if they don't and you are interested, please email me privately.<br>
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<div>Sorry for the spam email, but I'm desperately looking for a good, loving home for my two kitties, "A" and "B". They are great cats, about 5 years old and very well trained (see pics):</div>
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<div>*They don't jump up on tables or counters</div>
<div>*They don't get on couches</div>
<div>*They have their own "beds" that they sleep in and "cat hotel" that they play/lay on. Other than that, they are on the floor. They do occassionally sneak up into the dining room table chair...</div>
<div>*They know right from wrong (i.e. they aren't allowed to go into our bedroom, so when they think about it, they go stand right outside the door and meow really loud to announce that they're thinking of doing something wrong).</div>
<div>*The word "no" computes. Say it and they'll stop what they're doing and move away. For more dramatic effect, click your fingers or clap your hands when you say no and they'll scatter like the wind.</div>
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<div>Both cats are declawed in the front, so they don't scratch, can't mess up furniture and they aren't aggressive <i><b>at all</b>. </i>They are very sweet girls, who bask in any attention they get. Because they are sisters, they need to stay together and can't be split up into different homes.</div>
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<div>Maintenance is pretty easy: We have a 10 lb. feeder for both food and water. Fill the food every few weeks and give them fresh water every few days to week. They share a single litter box (some cats don't) and we change it once a week. The longest we leave them is about 10 days for vacation and with this set up, they are perfectly fine. Feed themselves and take care of their own business...</div>
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<div>Anyway, long and the short of it is, they need a good home and they need one now. I was hoping that you guys might know someone who would benefit from some companionship and unconditional love. I've held out as long as I can and if I can't find them a place in the next week, I'll have to take them to a no-kill (hopefully) shelter to try and get them a new home. (Please don't flame me on this, I'm trying everything to find them a home).</div>
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</div></div><br><br clear="all"><br>-- <br>Well behaved women rarely make history.<br>
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