Can I have a cat?
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olorin1Sun 28/10/07 02:32 |
I have always had them in my life since I was a boy, and I really would like to have one again. I miss the company, and having one to care for, look after and cuddle. It would mean so much to have one again. I live in a 1st floor flat now, of which I have never had one living with me before since I moved in 4 yrs ago and would like one. It would have to be a stay in kind of cat, that does not really like going out much. Am I cruel to get one, and expect it to live like that, or am I gonna find one that would be content and happy? If so, does anyone have one that they are looking to pass on, or give them a new home, as I would be such a good friend to the feline and take good care of them. |
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deleted:surreyiteSun 28/10/07 07:20 |
try the cats protection league,they have cats which they call house cats who are quite content to stay indoors and dislike going out,or contact the rspca and explain your situation. |
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