They could do a few things for you: they have humane investigators who might be able to contact your county officials; they could set you up with foster parents to take your kitties for a set amount of time; or they could, if space is availible, take in your kitties. It's one of the best, most progressive and helpful no-kill shelters/animal welfare organizations I have ever heard of. I take care of a feral colony that was TNRed by them and I volunteer in-shelter with socialization. They are wonderful and they have all kinds of answers for all kinds of questions and situations.
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I have to say goodbye to my cats :(
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I emailed and called them no response yet though.. Could you maybe ask someone for me if they could be any help? Thanks
I'm so sorry. I can't offer any advice. Just sending good vibes and prayers that you can find a way to keep your cats. I never realized that some areas have a limit on the number of cats a person is allowed to have! What about if you where a registered breeder or cattery?
I´m so sorry...
My prayers to you can find homes for your lovely Childrens....
I had no idea there wa anyplace in the US where they could tell you how many cats you could have, unless you don`t own your own home and are renting with a landlord setting the amount
If your place is healthily clean and the animals are cared for and fed...who`s business is it anyhow?
Next thing you know they`ll start telling people how many kids they can have!
Linda
If your place is healthily clean and the animals are cared for and fed...who`s business is it anyhow?
Next thing you know they`ll start telling people how many kids they can have!
Linda
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Well i own my home
I am so sorry to hear about this!!! Do you keep your cats indoors? I believe that if people keep their cats out of anyone else's way or property, and if they take proper care of them, what should it matter!?!? You should be able to keep your cats!!!
it's those who are careless with their animals that ruin for everyone else.
I am so sorry you are going through this!!!
it's those who are careless with their animals that ruin for everyone else.
I just saw this thread and that is terrible....
As long as you are taking good care of these poor kitties, what difference should it make..
I hate the way our "government" is now deciding for us all who, what, and how to live our lives..
What happened to our "land of the free?"
As long as you are taking good care of these poor kitties, what difference should it make..
I hate the way our "government" is now deciding for us all who, what, and how to live our lives..
What happened to our "land of the free?"
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yes all mine are indoorsOriginally Posted by LaceyDF
I am so sorry to hear about this!!! Do you keep your cats indoors? I believe that if people keep their cats out of anyone else's way or property, and if they take proper care of them, what should it matter!?!? You should be able to keep your cats!!!
it's those who are careless with their animals that ruin for everyone else.I am so sorry you are going through this!!!
I agree!!
I am so very sorry - I am sure you can work something out - dont give up!!!
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well i called that treehouse place and they are full the lady said i would have a better chance to give them to someone from the interenet..
I'm really sorry.....have you tried Craigslist??
Katie
Katie
I wouldn't lay down so quickly. Hire an attorney who will represent you in the matter. When people get lawyers authorities tend to back down. You may be able to get a TRO (temporary restraining order) so you will not have to remove them until the initial hearing where you can seek a preliminery injunction that lasts through out the lawsuit. If you hire a lawyer there is a good chance that the city will back down because they will not to spend money on something like this. Don't let the city push you around, hire a lawyer.
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yes i've had alot of replies on there, but i'm always worried about those ads people place on those lists.
Aw that's so sad. We have no limit to our amount of cats here in NZ. For dogs, yes.
It just seems weird, though. I mean, you can keep 4 animals here without a fancier's license, but why on earth wouldn't they have given you a chance to apply for a license?
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I've never heard of a limit on cats either.I'm sorry you have to give up some of your babies.I can't imagine giving up Blaze
If I were closer, I'd take one or two
If I were closer, I'd take one or two
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awwww thanks for your offer =)
