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I agree with hissy - that woman is running a kitten mill and you can hang your hat on that one!
That makes me angry!!! How can people mistreat innocent, helpless creatures!!!
The reason she wanted you to SIGN saying you would let her know you were taking those sweethearts to the vet is so she could cancel the appointment so that the VET wouldn't see the horrible condition they were in and report her HIMSELF!!
What a LUNATIC!

I bet any vet she's been to would be more than happy to help you turn her in. Stay after it and make sure she gets what she deserves. You have every right to be angry
 

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OMG I just read this now . That must have bin a nightmare for you . I just would be as ticked as you are right now . I am glad your friend is working for the cats and try to rehome and foster them and then do something about that woman .Having myself 20 indoor cats and 2 outdoor cats , I know I have to keep it up with them every day , cleaning and ect ect . I could not have 40 plus more cats in my house , and I do have a big cat enclosure . If I did not have my cat enclosure I could not have as many cats I do have right now . Then the woman is not even taking care of the cats health , that is aweful . I wonder if she ever gets sick and just stay sick and is not seeing the Dr. herself . I bet she will run to her Dr , at least to get her some meds to help her deal with her health . So why is she not taking the cats to her vet ? I personal think that is abuse and cruelty to animals , not going to the vet when a cat is sick . I think she had something to hide from you not wanting to go to the vet with the first cat you had from her . Gosh that woman
 

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JASMINECAT: Cilla is correct about the R.S.P.C.A. Don't get me wrong, they do a brilliant job, but don't let those heart wrenching adverts that the have on t.v. fool you.

Here's one example that i know of about their caring nature. A friend who is a vetinary nurse not far from where i work had a visit from the RSPCA. They had a phone call from someone who said a cat was standing in the middle of the road, walking round in circles. The RSPCA came out, took the cat to Emmas surgery to have it checked over, where they found it had something wrong with it's nervous system, but apart from that it was fine. The RSPCA left the cat at the surgery and said if they had no calls from the general public for the cat that they would be back to take it after a week and put it back where they found it!!!!.

There was no way the surgery was going to do that and because no one rang for a lost cat one of the other nurses took her home to live with her.

The Cats Protection refuses to put any cat down unless they really have too, where as the RSPCA however don't have this procedure. From what i gather they keep them for so many weeks before putting them to sleep.

CILLA: If i were you or if you don't want to do it i will do it for you. Once your friend from Cats Protection has these kitties, i think then the RSPCA should be brought in for investigation?!.

I wish this woman was right on my doorstep in the North East of England!!!.

Keep us updated
 
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I have some wonderful news. The woman would not let the cat protection in again, so she went to the RSPCA and came to an agreement with them. the RSPCA have a lot more clout and can insist in seeing the animals. This is a dream come true, they went together. The RSPCA got in and together they rescued 43 furbabes. They have all gone to the cats protection league for checking over, any veterinary care they may need and REHOMING!!


Things were bad there but not quite as bad as my imagination was leading. The cats were not in those cages she said they were, and my friend told me she thinks she had said that so that I would take them on. They were in the house, the conservatory and garage in pens. A few were loose and she said some were her own, but they would have none of it, they are all gone now to a safe place. The RSPCA are prosecuting and I feel so relieved. I am glad I have done this, and you my friends have been such a wonderful support, I don't know how I would have got it through it. Thank you all so very much. And we have got the happy ending we wanted, I know they are all safe, they will be loved and cared for now. My friend from the cats protection has been fantastic. She got it done.
 
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Hey, I have just turned into an Alpha cat, must tell my Kitties, they will have a good laugh at that
 

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Hooray Cilla!! Thank goodness the RSPCA got involved. Now all those kitties will have good homes! As for being an alpha cat, don't brag too much to your kitties, they'll get in their heads to show you who's really boss!
 
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Yes Cheryl thats why I said they will laugh. I am at the foot of the ladder here, and they have threatened to take the ladder away.
 

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Congratulations, fellow Alpha Cat! More than being pleased with that, your kitties will be overjoyed with with you over the spectacular difference you've made in so many innocent lives! You did what your heart led you to do even though it is not in your personality to confront someone with an issue, and it turned out better than you could have imagined!
I'm so happy with you!
Thanks for saving so many babies!
 
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Thanks Dawn for those kind words and your support through this.
 

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Good For you.. I'm glad it worked out !!! Congrats for following your instinct and doing the right thing
need more people like you in the world....
 

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Cilla - What a wonderful thing you are doing for those poor cats! It does sound like a kitty mill, or else she's a hoarder (that lady with 247 animals in jcat's post has got to be a hoarder). They really believe they're doing the right thing for these unwanted animals, even when they're living in filth and physically sick (including the hoarder!). They are really out of touch with reality.

I don't think vets are allowed to give out someone's address, unless to law enforcement.

They both have to be reported and relieved of the animals and investigated. I'm glad you found a place that will take them and keep them until they find a home.

And I hope your daughter will be okay.

Jill and Candy
 
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Just a quick update on these rescued cats. In the last week 12 of these kitties have been rehomed, the Cat Protection League visited would be Moms and Dads (they always do this to make sure the home they are going to is suitable) and have found homes for 12. Three of these new homes have taken two cats in, so some of them have been able to move together. My friend tells me that they all look a lot happier now.
 

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Oh Cilla...this is horrible, this woman really sounds unstable. When I read your description of her, my first thought was Borderline Personality Disorder. They go from shrink to shrink manipulating them...guess she does it with Vets. You are doing the right thing, by 1000% Sending good thoughts across the Atlantic and over the Chunnel.

Oops I missed your good news post...CONGRATS...wonderful news...you are a hero amongst cats...and man!
 
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Barbara the news is getting better every day about those kitties, except for two of them who are quite poorly. One has kidney problems which have never been treated and it doesn't look too good for him, he has to stay at the vets as inpatient, the other had given birth to six little treasures who died and she has never been looked after, but she is receiving care and attention now in a foster home, but she is very ill. I feel so much for that one. She is the only one who hadn't been neutered. You are right about the personality disorder. But I feel so cross with her
and I know I should forgive her and try and realise that there is something wrong there, have to sort that out in my head, but at least they are all getting help now.
 
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