My cousins cat just had four baby kittens yesterday. They are adorable I would keep one but I already have a two month old kitten myself. And she is not to fond of other cats. So if any of you live within the muldrow / roland oklahoma area, or maybe fort smith arkansas area on about october 2 come to piggly wigglys then. also answer my question to let me know you want one, I will pick to lucky winners guaranteed to get one if they answer the following question correctly and are at piggly wigglys in muldrow on october 2. In three days check on this question and the best answer that i picked will be quaranteed a kitten.
Here Is The Question:
Where would you keep the kitten, and under what cercomstances would you give it away? Also, what other pets do you have and have you had a kitten in your past?
Please tell your cousin to get their cat spayed once the kittens are weaned and gone…there are far too many cats in the world already!!
i would keep the baby kittens in my room.i had a baby kittin when i lived in itcha.
Oh how cute i want a baby kitten, i have 1 cat now and 2 dogs and my cat seems lonely
I would keep it in my house , because my house is big and i already have one cat , so another one couldn’t hurt!
The circumstances you give a kitten away are:
Maybe go check out the people’s house; if they’re interested they’ll let you.
Allow the veiwer to the see the mother (queen) cat, and if possible the stud.
Ask them some questions; have they had pets before, do they have any?, young children? I’m not saying refuse them if they don’t but don’t give a kitten someone who seems irresponsable, there are too many abandoned and abused animals in te world.
I’ve had a cat in the past and mice, and have worked with loadsa animals as I’m training to be a vet, including catteries. If your cousin doesn’t want anymore kittens, and to prevent more unwanted animals in the world i really advise talking to a vet, who will most likely suggest spaying.
In the meantime, keep kittens with their mother until at least about 8-12 weeks, make sure they get weaned to solid food at the appropriate time and all their vaccanations
http://www.petplanet.co.uk/petplanet/kids/kidskitten.htm
has information about vaccine, or better still just ring your local vet surgery, a nurse will happily tell you all of this properly over the phone. Take costs in to consideration, and remember it is your cousin’s responsibilty to look after the kittens until they get a new owner. I don’t advise selling them, just give them for free to the right people under the right pretenses.
Please don’t "pick lucky winners"; check they’re gonna look after the animals please, a kitten’s for life and all that, we don’t want them abandonede hungry and beaten so please take this seriously; they have feelings and a nervous system just like us!
Hope this helps and buy a book or look on the web or better still talk to a vet about your whole situation, vet clinics also help find wonderful owners!
Good luck and enjoy them, they are so much fun after all!!
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