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Update On Found
#1
Posted 05 September 2009 - 12:07 AM
Okay ladies, now I really need you to talk to your local breeders.
Seems the kitten was sold to someone in Broadmeadows who decided they didn't want it, they gave it away to someone else who lives 30km from here.
She finally admitted she didn't want it, so she picked it up and rang me. I now have it in my possession. Poor baby must have been dumped because he couldn't possibly have travelled 30 kilometres, especially since there are other towns between me and where he was given to.
Tomorrow I will take more pics and post them.
Lis
Seems the kitten was sold to someone in Broadmeadows who decided they didn't want it, they gave it away to someone else who lives 30km from here.
She finally admitted she didn't want it, so she picked it up and rang me. I now have it in my possession. Poor baby must have been dumped because he couldn't possibly have travelled 30 kilometres, especially since there are other towns between me and where he was given to.
Tomorrow I will take more pics and post them.
Lis
#2
Posted 05 September 2009 - 12:15 AM
Is there anyway possible that the Breeder can be tracked down? I am sure they would want to know and would gladly take the little guy back and help him to heal physically and emotionally. I would be devistated if he was one of my babies.I would offer to take him but at present I would have trouble housing him as my new catteries are not erected yet. Maybe another Raggie breeder may be able to help if necessary.Thankyou once again for helping this little one. Just be careful to keep him away from your own furries as he has been wanderiing.
#7
Posted 05 September 2009 - 07:42 AM
Have you spokento the people who have the micro-chip records - you might be able to find out where it was chipped as vets usually send in their details.....that might help.
Lucky little fellow that you came along and yep I think you are about to become a Raggie owner.... (again).
Lucky little fellow that you came along and yep I think you are about to become a Raggie owner.... (again).
#8
Posted 05 September 2009 - 07:48 AM
the is shocking, most breeders are comitted to their cats for life and would take them back in a heartbeat, one of my little boys was passed on a kitten but my breeder found out and went and took him back and placed him with us.
I think you maybe were found by this poor little thing.
I think you maybe were found by this poor little thing.
#12
Posted 05 September 2009 - 09:39 AM
QUOTE (Lara @ Sep 5 2009, 09:24 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Thank goodness he found you
Seriously, what are the chances! He is a lucky cat despite all that he had to endure. He found the right person! Do you have any update?
#13 Guest_Raggy Lover_*
Posted 05 September 2009 - 09:53 AM
I would definately try to track him down. he obviously isn't one of the CW breeders cats. There is also the possibility he is BYB, but was registered too... So good luck, but he is clearly very cute and i know he will have a home with you or someone else 
I'd take him if i didn't just get my new one lol...
I'd take him if i didn't just get my new one lol...
#14
Posted 05 September 2009 - 10:18 AM
No news yet, I have tried to contact the lady again to get health details and breeder etc. I want to find the first owner that way I can find out where he is from. He maybe a pet shop baby. He is in my bathroom separate from my 3 raggies at present.
3 weeks ago, I had to have my 17 year old tortoiseshell Jazzy helped to Rainbow Bridge as she had health problems. It broke my heart. Now I am thinking that she guided this baby to me. Those of you who know me. know how much I love my furkids. So I guess all being equal we will keep this baby.
I am worried though, why would 2 owners get rid of this kitten? Maybe he was lonely and got into mischief. He is by the way only about 5 months old.
Lis
3 weeks ago, I had to have my 17 year old tortoiseshell Jazzy helped to Rainbow Bridge as she had health problems. It broke my heart. Now I am thinking that she guided this baby to me. Those of you who know me. know how much I love my furkids. So I guess all being equal we will keep this baby.
I am worried though, why would 2 owners get rid of this kitten? Maybe he was lonely and got into mischief. He is by the way only about 5 months old.
Lis
#15
Posted 05 September 2009 - 10:27 AM
Lis I am sorry that Jazzy had to leave you - she was a magnificent cat....and that must have been a sad day. Maybe you are right and this little fellow has been guided to be part of your family....and who knows why people do what they do.
I would have thought that if the kitten was from a registered breeder surely the people would have paid a price for it that would make them think twice about it being so readily disposable.....but some people are very odd.
Maybe he had an inappropriate peeing problem and maybe you will just never know. I hope you find as he adjusts that it was all just so you could end up with him.
I would have thought that if the kitten was from a registered breeder surely the people would have paid a price for it that would make them think twice about it being so readily disposable.....but some people are very odd.
Maybe he had an inappropriate peeing problem and maybe you will just never know. I hope you find as he adjusts that it was all just so you could end up with him.

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