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"I just hope that cat is not tossed on to anyone else and so on. Some people are not meant to have animals, they are clueless of their needs, and that it is their responsibility to care for the animals for the remaining of their lives." I think a cat will feel miserable if it has to be locked...

honourable? I really don't know if that ex-owner would not put down the cat or send it to a shelter. I had to trust my gut instincts and find a loving home for the cat. I did just that!

shoulds has nothing to do with is.......stop assuming that my purpose was to make money...I said the obvious: I received a fee (money) and someone else received a cat (product that has to be purchased with cash).....you must literal in your interpretation in order to be effective in communication

the reason why post on the breeder section is because my cat is a purebred...i don't mind if you delete this post...it's pointless to argue...I made money and someone has a new cat

I know but I really think that this woman is angry that she lost money and that I could find the right new owner for this cat. She really needs to grow up.

That breeder probably did not care because my impression of the last owner told me was that she received the cat at a discount price or even for free.

No, I think she's angry because I could sell the cat and she could not. This is more about money than about principle. She wanted the cat returned and make some money. No, I did the right thing. She relinquished control to me so I have no obligations to her. We never signed a contract nor...

This ex-owner is not a breeder at all. She bought from a breeder.

I was an owner of ragdoll for about one month. I adopted him from another family for free. They wanted 100 bucks but decided to give him up for free because there were no buyers. I sold my ragdoll (one year old, fixed, and has shots but needs them again) for 80 bucks to a woman who has no...

I don't have time to act as a referee between two fighting cats. One is good enough for me and if it doesn't like not having feline friends, then too bad. I am the owner and she is the pet. No question about that. I am not dumping the ragdoll. I am returning it to the original owner to be...

Well I have plenty of time devoting care to a new pet but I won't endanger my other pets for the sake of this particulary aggressive cat. I may sound harsh but the reason why we take in pets is to give us pleasure as human beings. If I had the choice of choosing my happiness over the happiness...

The ragdoll still wants to attack the siamese. He is is chasing her everywhere and tries to claw her but my siamese jumps out of the way. Today the ragdoll tried to scratch and bite me. I don't think this ragdoll wants to share an owner with another cat. I was told that this ragdoll was...

My ragdoll is still being aggressive to my small siamese. He tried to attack me today. I think my ragdoll doesn't want to live with another cat. Sigh. I might have to give him up.

both cats are fixed

but my ragdoll is a fixed male

My ragdoll is constantly putting her toys in the food and water bowl dishes. Why would he do that? Does he not know that he won't have access to these toys if they are wet?

both cats are fixed...however my siamese was declawed (not my doing)....she never plays rough...only the ragdoll kitten does....the ragdoll is loving towards me but wants the siamese out of the way...

No, I love her for being that way. I don't even consider her a cat. She's more like a dog. But I am concerned with how this ragdoll is treating her. He eats her food, drinks her water, lashes out at her if she uses any of the two scratch posts, and chases after her in an aggressive manner.

I have am having some problems with this bigger kitty. He's good around me but he thinks he can push around the older smaller cat. I want the kitty to be less aggressive but if push comes to shove then I have to find another home for the aggressive kitty, maybe he's one of those only pet type...

I have a large kitten that still has its claws but I also have a declawed, smaller cat. Should I be worried that the larger kitten will hurt my older cat? My older cat wants to play gently but the kitten becomes too aggressive and defensive and fights back really hard. My older kitten usually...