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MiddleFingerMom

(25,163 posts)
3. Are you kidding? It takes 'em 2-1/2 weeks to go from the ankle-shreddng mode...
Thu Dec 5, 2013, 11:10 AM
Dec 2013

... to the head-ankle rubbing, headbutting, heavy purring wonderfulness that the little fluffballs can be!!!
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2 weeks?!?!?!?!.
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What a ripooff!!!
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In_The_Wind

(72,300 posts)
2. There are pros and cons to the situation.
Thu Dec 5, 2013, 10:48 AM
Dec 2013

You could fall in love with the cat and suffer severe separation issues.

jmowreader

(53,548 posts)
15. What are you, nuts? PAY to play with kittens?
Sat Dec 7, 2013, 02:51 AM
Dec 2013

Call your local no-kill and ask if they need any cat socialization volunteers. If (when?) they say yes, you get to play with kittens for free.

applegrove

(133,781 posts)
16. I saw two humane society kittens today.
Sat Dec 7, 2013, 03:17 AM
Dec 2013

I so want to take them home. Then I struggle all night wondering if they would be happy here. Or are they better off somewhere else. I actually find it stressful on the whole. Not relaxing at all to be constantly thinking can I make the commitment to a kitten. So I don‘t know why I always stop in t that store. Except that I love kitties.

trof

(54,274 posts)
7. Try for a 'next door' cat if you can.
Thu Dec 5, 2013, 07:19 PM
Dec 2013

We have two.
They drop in, hang out a while, sleep, do their cat thing, then go home.
We don't have to bother with cat food, kitty litter, vet bills, etc.

Iterate

(3,021 posts)
11. Selling cats door-to-door doesn't work.
Fri Dec 6, 2013, 05:46 PM
Dec 2013

Be ambitious they said. You can always sell cats they said. Don't take no for an answer. Just throw some in a bag and get your foot in the door. It was a nightmare.

Major Nikon

(36,927 posts)
14. No, but neither is buying
Sat Dec 7, 2013, 01:21 AM
Dec 2013

All you have to do is provide them with better food than their current owners.

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