A long haired tabby decided we are her new home. Only problem is, she hates my mom's cats. I mean, she can't walk by them without turning into a Tasmanian Devil. Hiss, hiss, growl, growl. Last week she had 7 kittens, 5 survived. I am keeping one, three of my friends are each taking one, so that leaves mama and one kitten.
What would be the best why to find her and the kitten a good home? I've spoken to a rescue and they want to take the kittens and mama at six weeks, fix them, give them shots for $$$. I just think that's too early (for the fixing and leaving mama). I will spay her before I find her a new home. The amount they wanted would be more then the cost of a normal spay at my vets, just to get her fixed.
I want to make sure she gets the best home possible, I don't want her to end up at a rescue that is little more then a pet warehouse. I've seen those before, the ones that no matter how much experience, references, etc you have, they will find a reason not to let you adopt.
Her name is Jazz and she would be perfect in an only cat household.
What would be the best why to find her and the kitten a good home? I've spoken to a rescue and they want to take the kittens and mama at six weeks, fix them, give them shots for $$$. I just think that's too early (for the fixing and leaving mama). I will spay her before I find her a new home. The amount they wanted would be more then the cost of a normal spay at my vets, just to get her fixed.
I want to make sure she gets the best home possible, I don't want her to end up at a rescue that is little more then a pet warehouse. I've seen those before, the ones that no matter how much experience, references, etc you have, they will find a reason not to let you adopt.
Her name is Jazz and she would be perfect in an only cat household.