Kittens ready for adoption

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Hi Everyone,
My friend's two kittens are ready to be adopted out and she is having trouble with one thing. Her two little ones (Jimmy & Timmy, cute, isn't it?) are very close and she wants them to be adopted out together. She asked my opinion and I think that I would keep searching to find someone to take the two of them. So my question is: If she honestly wants the two to be adopted and she has a person that wants only one, should she let one kitten go or wait and try to find someone that would like two?
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In my personal opinion with the kitten's being closely bonded as they are already, I would hold out for a little bit and see if she can't find someone that can offer them a furever home together. I'm sure the little babies would love having each other. I'd just hold out as long as possible, or keep them myself
 
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how many cat's does she have? my cat just had a two kitten liter and i decided just to keep them both and mama.. and get all "fixed" if she wants them together and can take the resonsibility why not keep them....
 
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Originally Posted by JIL05

Hi Everyone,
My friend's two kittens are ready to be adopted out and she is having trouble with one thing. Her two little ones (Jimmy & Timmy, cute, isn't it?) are very close and she wants them to be adopted out together. She asked my opinion and I think that I would keep searching to find someone to take the two of them. So my question is: If she honestly wants the two to be adopted and she has a person that wants only one, should she let one kitten go or wait and try to find someone that would like two?
Thanks!
JIL05
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To me, it would depend on whether the person looking to take the kitten already has another kitten or a young cat. I would not place a single as I do believe kittens get lonely when they do not have a playmate. If she feels they would be best placed together..then certainly she should place them together.

Katie
 
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